Highlights and goals of Mexico (1-0) vs Colombia in Women’s Friendly

Play for four more minutes. Mexico is being much more insistent, they have advanced their lines and have been close to turning the second goal, but Giraldo remains the only outstanding, along with Bonilla who has tried, to slow down what his rival seeks. Colombia suffers a lot in defense and looks very bad.

MEXICO WANTED THE SECOND!

After a corner shot from the left side, the Colombian team had to defend well, but left alone one of the midfielders who could not shoot straight to the arch. The arch of Natalia Giraldo is still in danger.

The match is being held for medical care to Ana María Guzmán, player of the Colombia national team who was injured after an attempt to reach the rival field. The Mexican national team still holds on in their field, but is aware of the potential they have in offense when they recover the ball.

The Mexican team takes good care of the result, they have planted a very interesting and strong defensive block that has prevented their opponent from approaching with more determination. The game is playing in Mexico as Colombia tries to reach a draw.

Colombia is trying to step on the opposite field, in the last few minutes it has managed to have a little more ball, but it also fails to create actions or have enough mobility to occupy more spaces. Mexico remains vigilant in the defensive zone, but does not miss opportunities to keep pushing.

Time of hydration. Both teams receive instructions to improve in the remaining minutes of the match, also uses Marsiglia to remove Daniela Montoya and give entry to Yirleidis Quejada. The local coach wants his team to keep the ball.

NEAR THE SECOND OF MEXICO!

Jacqueline 'La Maga' Ovalle created a very interesting individual play for the left side, won the position to Arias and sent the ball to the center of the area, but Corral did not get to reach. Natalia Giraldo managed to catch the ball so that Colombia can breathe a little.

The match is still very intense and disputed, but it seems that the Mexican women are having greater physical strength to go to the split balls. On the part of the visitors, they do not seem to have a clear reaction after the goal, moreover, they have not managed to regain possession of the ball.

The commitment is placed a little intense, begin to collect some offenses, the judge often slows down the game by different plays. Both teams play at an intense pace and the change in the midfield has not yet been effective for the visit. The locals are still looking.

MEXICO SEEKS THE GOAL! Colombia continues to be saved! 

Great alternative in air play by the home team, Sanchez sent a good center and Diana Ordoñez headed, but the ball passed near the left stick. Natalia Giraldo had already avoided the first goal in a previous play.

Three more games will be played. Those directed by Pedro López have been more forceful in the offensive sector, but they have lacked to be more direct in the shots to the arch. The visitors have given the ball and some spaces in defense, although they have sought to take advantage of the opposing field when they arrived.

Mexico has had the clearest chances, but still can not define the actions in the last quarter. They have managed to step on the opposite field with some ease, however, Colombia has also tried to get there and has done it by bands. A Loboa auction asked for a hand, but the judge did not consider it so.

He continues to press the visitor selection, seeks to advance the lines and generate the quick exit of his rivals, who try to leave playing short, but do not find many spaces to connect. Both teams continue to fight and compete hard for the balls.

Moment of tension in the match. After a disputed ball in which there was a struggle between Jacqueline Ovalle and Ana María Guzmán, the foul went to Colombia and Catalina Usme claimed senselessly the Mexican player for that action. The judge did not draw a card, but was attentive to the situation.

Time of hydration. Mexico and Colombia go to the substitute benches to receive instructions from their coaches while they cool off from the high temperatures. Both Pedro López and Ángelo Marsiglia are looking to adjust some details of their teams.

The insistence of the Mexican national team is quite interesting, they have managed to recover the ball well and keep the pressure high to prevent their opponent from advancing or trying to connect passes in the midfield area. Very intense and disputed engagement, the home team continues to look for the first goal.

A few moments ago, Mexico tried to approach with more determination, in a quiet ball action, the center sent it Maria Sanchez and the ball came to Ordoñez that headed putting in trouble Giraldo, the rival goalkeeper. Colombia is failing on some exits.

Valerin Loboa is having good mobility in the attacking front, it has been an interesting alternative for the Marsiglia team to have better circulation of the ball and look for rival field. On the part of the local team, the defensive zone is very attentive and all are taking good care of the area. Mexico and Colombia have good times.

Mexico wants to play fast in counterattack, take advantage of the speed around the bands to look for the game in depth, but it is lacking a little more precision. Daniela Caracas had a shot from the edge of the area that ended in corner for Colombia.

The Colombian team is starting to have control of the ball, looking to go on opposing field while forcing their opponent to retreat and start defending to avoid some risky move. There is a good rhythm in this beginning of game.

Everything is ready in the Estadio Agustín Coruco Díaz to start the engagement. Colombia makes the kick-off and seeks to play sideways, touching the ball calmly while trying to advance. Meanwhile, Mexico is looking to push high and be well positioned.

Mexico arrives with a call for luxury, led by leaders such as Charlyn Corral, Jacqueline Ovalle and María Sánchez. The team led by Pedro López bets on his experience and offensive talent to face this new friendly, reinforced by a solid base that combines players consolidated in the Women’s MX League and others with international projection.

For its part, Colombia presents a payroll loaded with international talent, with figures such as Linda Caicedo, Catalina Usme, Mayra Ramirez and Manuela Pavi. It also has footballers who know the Mexican environment well, such as Yirleidis Quejada, Marcela Restrepo and Wendy Bonilla.

Colombia is in Group B where they will clash with Venezuela, Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil in the opening round. The America’s Cup has changed its classification system, and this time it will not give tickets for the 2027 World Cup but will give classifications for the 2027 Pan American Games and the 2028 Olympics respectively.

In addition, tickets for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil will be given out for the first time in history thanks to the South American Qualifiers that will come after the America’s Cup in the FIFA Date windows.

One of the most memorable matches between both teams was on 24 April 2011, when Mexico achieved their biggest victory against Colombia with a 4-2 score. That friendly match showed the offensive power of the Mexican team and the combative character of the Colombian women, who also managed to score two goals.

Mexico

Mexico’s women’s national team has had an outstanding international track record. She was an unofficial runner-up at the 1971 FIFA Women’s World Cup as a host, and won gold in women’s under-23 football at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and 2012 London.

In minor divisions, the U-17 was crowned world champion in Peru 2005 and Mexico 2011. At a continental level, Mexico is one of the most successful teams in CONCACAF, with 14 official titles, including three Women’s Championships and nine Gold Cups.

Colombia

In 2025, Colombia’s women’s national team reached a historic milestone by entering the FIFA top 20 for the first time, ranking 18th after beating the Republic of Korea. His best performance in a World Cup was in 2023, when he reached the quarterfinals, consolidating his international growth.

They are known as the "Superpoderosas", with figures such as Linda Caicedo, Yoreli Rincón and Catalina Usme have been fundamental in the development of Colombian women’s football, leaving their mark on both the national team and clubs.

From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.

1 Catalina Pérez

2 Mary Álvarez

3 Daniela Arias

5 Lorena Bedoya

7 Manuela Paví

8 Marcela Restrepo

9 Mayra Ramirez

10 Leicy Santos

12 Katherine Tapia

17 Carolina Arias

18 Linda Caicedo

19 Yirleidis Minota

With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal.

From the bench, these are the options that the coach will have to modify the game as required by the development of the match.

C. Espino

Blanca Félix

Alexia Delgado

Anikka Rodríguez

Charlyn Corral

E. Sánchez

J. Casarez

Scarlett Camberos

A. Mendoza

I. Gutiérrez

M. Delgadillo

K. Palacios

With the eyes on victory, these are the headlines that will seek to impose conditions from the beginning and approach the great goal.

The players of the Colombia national team left the concentration hotel to the place where they will play the last friendly before the Copa América.

The players of the Mexico national team already step into the stadium where they will play the second friendly and where they will seek a victory against their people.

On September 21, 2021, Mexico and Colombia met at the Banorte Stadium in a friendly that ended with a 2-0 victory for the home team, thanks to goals from Maricarmen Reyes and María Sánchez.

Throughout history, both teams have faced each other 13 times, with a favorable balance for Mexico: 6 wins, 5 draws and only 2 losses. In addition, the Mexican team has scored 18 goals and received 11, consolidating a slight advantage in the history.

The women’s national team of Mexico was crowned champion in the Central American and Caribbean Games Veracruz 2014, beating 2-0 Colombia in the final played at the Estadio Luis "Pirata" Fuente. With goals from Maribel Domínguez and Charlyn Corral, the Mexican team secured the gold medal and consolidated its regional dominance in that tournament.

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This is the starting time of the match: Mexico vs Colombia - July 2 in several countries:

Argentina: 20:45 hrs en Selección Nacional de México (Youtube)

Bolivia: 19:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Brazil: 20:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Chile: 19:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Colombia: 18:45 hrs en ditu, Deportes RCN

Ecuador: 18:45 hrs en Selección Nacional de México (Youtube)

USA (ET) 19:45 hrs on ViX

Spain: 01:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Mexico: 17:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Paraguay: 20:45 hrs en Selección Nacional de México (Youtube)

Peru: 18:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Uruguay: 20:45 hrs in National Team of Mexico (Youtube)

Venezuela: 19:45 hrs en Selección Nacional de México (Youtube)

The Estadio Agustín "Coruco" Díaz, located in Zacatepec, Morelos, is the most important football stadium in the state, with a capacity for 24,443 seated spectators. It was inaugurated in 1948 and completely remodeled in 2014, due to the natural grass and high temperatures of the region has the nickname "La Selva Cañera".

This stadium has been key in the history of Morelense football, being home to the traditional Cañeros del Zacatepec and hosting matches in different divisions of Mexican football. In addition, it has hosted clubs such as Lobos Zacatepec in the Mexican Football League and since 2025, is the new home of Atlante F.C. in the MX Expansion League.