Tigres UANL Women beat Puebla Women 8:0 in the opening round of the Liga MX women's Regular Season on 2 August 2026. The result leaves Tigres top of the table with six wins and 18 points from six games, while Puebla sit 17th on three points after one victory and five defeats.
And here's the thing about matches like this — they're decided in the first twenty minutes. Reyes opened the scoring in the first minute, Villalpando added a second thirteen minutes in, and Reyes struck again in the nineteenth before the half. By then, Puebla had barely touched the ball, possession at 23 per cent against Tigres' 77, and no shots on target to show for it.
The second half did not so much continue as confirm what the first half had already settled. Ordonez scored three times between the thirty-seventh and forty-fifth-plus-four minutes, a stretch that felt less like a goalscoring run and more like a tactical adjustment being rewarded. Espinoza added a seventh in the seventy-second, and Ordonez closed the scoring in the eighty-second.
Substitutions came in clusters rather than as measured responses. Enciso and Samano came on together for Puebla in the forty-sixth minute, Villalpando was replaced in the fifty-seventh, and Delgado and Salmoran followed in the seventy-third and seventy-fifth. Tigres made no changes at all.
The statistics tell the story without embellishment. Tigres registered 104 attacks against 23, thirteen shots on target to none, and seven corners to zero. Puebla managed ten free kicks and twenty-two goal kicks — the kind of numbers you see when a team spends most of its time clearing lines rather than building play.
For Tigres, the result extends an unbeaten run and keeps them firmly in second place, though with all six games played the table has already taken shape. Puebla's position reflects a season that began poorly and has not found a rhythm. Eight goals without reply is not a narrow margin, and it does not suggest a comeback is coming.