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FULL TIMELast update 9:38 PM ET
SUMMARY
Key moments
- 9:30 PM ET90+6'Full-time
- 9:26 PM ET90+2'Goal by Mayra Pelayo
- 9:09 PM ET69'Goal by Jasmine Casarez
- 8:24 PM ET45+4'Half-time
- 8:23 PM ET48'Goal by Diana Ordoñez
- 8:15 PM ET43'Goal by Rebeca Bernal
- 8:03 PM ET26'Goal
- 7:57 PM ET25'Penalty
- 7:57 PM ET20'Goal by Karla Luna
- 7:48 PM ET13'Goal
- 7:48 PM ET11'Goal by Nicolette Hernández
The match is over! The Mexican Women's National Team wins its first victory in the W 2024 Gold Cup after defeating the Dominican Republic by a landslide.
Goal for Mexico Women! Mayra Pelayo is left alone on the edge of the six-yard box, and she fires a shot past the keeper.
Dominican Republic Women change
Out: Brianne Reed
In: Giovanna Dionicio
Alexia Delgado is left alone in front of the goal after a rebound, taking a shot that goes over.
Gooooool for Mexico Femenil! Jasmine Casarez scores the seventh goal for the Tricolor with a shot inside the box at the goalkeeper's near post.
Mexico Women change
Out: Jacqueline Ovalle
In: Jasmine Casarez
Mayra Pelayo takes a long distance shot that ends up in the hands of goalkeeper Paloma Peña.
Karla Nieto's cross for Diana Ordoñez's shot that ended up hitting the crossbar.
The first half is over! The Mexican Women's National Team takes a six-goal lead into halftime over the Dominican Republic.
Goal by Mexico Femenil! Diana Ordoñez scores the sixth goal for the Tricolor, finishing a cross from Karen Luna, who came in from the right.
Goal for Mexico Femenil! Rebeca Bernal scores the fifth for the Mexican National Team, with a header from a corner kick taken by Jacqueline Ovalle.
Nicolette Hernandez breaks down the left, crosses to Kiana Palacios, who shoots at goal, but the defense manages to clear the ball on the line.
Kathrynn Gonzalez stole the ball from Rebeca Bernal, shot from long distance but it went just wide of Esthefanny Barreras' goal.
Goooool for Mexico Femenil! Jacqueline Ovalle takes the penalty kick and scores the fourth goal of the match.
Penalty for Mexico! Diana Ordoñez broke down the right and sent in a cross that ended up hitting the defender's hand.
Gooooool for Mexico Femenil! Karla Luna scores the third of the match for the Mexican National Team with a header after a perfect cross from Alexia Delgado.
Karla Nieto set up Jacqueline Ovalle, who turned inside the box to take a shot that was blocked by goalkeeper Peña.
Goal for Mexico! Jacqueline Ovalle puts the second goal on the scoreboard, after a pass from Maria Sanchez, having no problem finishing in front of the goal.
Gooooool for Mexico Femenil! Nicolette Hernández opens the scoring with a long-range shot, which provoked a mistake by goalkeeper Paloma Peña.
Mexico Femenil keeps possession of the ball, but fails to score in front of goal
Mexico's women's national team is looking for its second victory of the tournament against Dominican Republic.
IN A FEW MOMENTS WE WILL START
In a couple of moments we will start the broadcast of the Mexico Women vs Dominican Republic Women, match corresponding to match day 2 of the group stage of the Women's Gold Cup.
LISTED LINEUP
LISTED LINEUP
LIGA MX FEMENIL WILL BE PRESENT
Liga MX Femenil will be represented by a total of 37 players at the W Gold Cup from eight different national teams. Mexico will contribute 20 players, while the other 17 will be selected from the rest of the participating teams.
Costa Rica will stand out as the country with the largest number of players from Liga MX Femenil, in addition to the Mexican team, with a total of five players. Among them are Valeria del Campo of Rayadas, Priscila Chinchilla of Tuzas, Daphne Herrera of Tijuana, goalkeeper Daniela Solera and María Paula Salas of Atlas.
Costa Rica will stand out as the country with the largest number of players from Liga MX Femenil, in addition to the Mexican team, with a total of five players. Among them are Valeria del Campo of Rayadas, Priscila Chinchilla of Tuzas, Daphne Herrera of Tijuana, goalkeeper Daniela Solera and María Paula Salas of Atlas.
TICKET PRICES
The cheapest tickets for this group stage are priced at US$25, which is equivalent to approximately 426 Mexican pesos at the current exchange rate. These tickets are usually located behind the goals. It is important to note that this price may increase once taxes and other additional charges are included.
THE PARTICIPANTS
For this first edition, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Paraguay join the United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Panama, Canada, Dominican Republic, El Salvador and Costa Rica to compete in the Women's Gold Cup.
COMPETITION DATES
The Gold Cup will continue until March 10 and will be held at four venues in the United States. These venues include Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, BMO Stadium in Los Angeles and Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, all in California, in addition to Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas.
BITTER TIE
Last Tuesday, Mexico and Argentina opened the first edition of the Women's Gold Cup with a scoreless draw. Meanwhile, the United States scored an emphatic 5-0 victory over the Dominican Republic to secure the lead in Group A, where the four teams mentioned above are competing.
THE WAIT IS OVER
The wait for the Women's Gold Cup is over, all the action, the best goals, the best plays, the hottest controversies and the best players return to Mexico's lawns with the best matches in the world.
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What time is Mexico vs Dominican Republic match for Cup Match 2024?
This is the start time of the game Mexico vs Dominican Republic of 23th February in several countries:
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United Satates |
February 23, 2024 |
19:00 ET |
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Argentina |
February 23, 2024 |
21:00 |
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Bolivia |
February 23, 2024 |
19:00 |
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Brasil |
February 23, 2024 |
21:00 |
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Chile |
February 23, 2024 |
21:00 |
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Colombia |
February 23, 2024 |
19:00 |
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Ecuador |
February 23, 2024 |
19:00 |
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España |
February 24, 2024 |
1:00 |
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Mexico |
February 23, 2024 |
18:00 |
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Peru |
February 23, 2024 |
19:00 |
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Watch out for this player from the Dominican Republic:
For this match, the player to watch throughout the 90 minutes will be Mía Asenjo. Mía Asenjo knows how important it is to score goals for her team, as well as the role of having the team on her shoulders, so at any moment she could be the net breaker of the match and tip the scales in favor of the Dominican Republic.
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