Monterrey women took on Necaxa women in the Regular Season - 8 of the Liga MX (women) on 2026-09-19 and won 10:0. By then the gap between them in the table was already wide, though nothing prepared you for the scale of it. The hosts sit second with 21 points from eight games, one defeat among seven wins, while the visitors languish bottom with zero points and eight losses. That sort of mismatch usually ends quietly, but this one did not.
And here's the thing about the twenty-first minute — D. Garcia opened the scoring and it changed the shape of the game. Not in a theatrical way, but tactically. Necaxa had to push higher, which left space behind, and the home side ran the show from there. To be fair, a penalty goal at fifty-eight minutes by L. Garcia added another layer, but the pattern was set before half-time.
Monterrey brought on F. Servin and S. Martinez at the break, then rolled the dice with four changes at sixty-seven minutes. L. Garcia, A. Godinez, F. Bracamonte, A. A. Navarro Flores all came off together, and the replacements kept pushing. D. Garcia added two more goals at seventy-one and eighty-four, while L. Thomas and J. Seoposenwe found the net in stoppage time. Eleven minutes of added time, and the scoreline kept climbing.
The statistics tell you what the eye already saw. Monterrey had 127 attacks against 51, possession at 0.7 versus 0.3, and twenty-four shots on target to one. Shots accuracy sat at 0.57 for the hosts and 0.13 for the guests. Many shots with so many goals means chances were taken, not squandered. The deeper squad showed, and the heat took the sting out of any late resistance.
What it means in the table is straightforward. Monterrey move closer to the summit with a result that could spring a surprise for anyone watching from afar. Necaxa, meanwhile, remain winless and now face the arithmetic of catching up. The line has barely moved for them, and the history between these sides adds an edge to whatever comes next.
