9-0 thrashing of the Virgin Islands)Zacatecas – The Mexican Women’s National Team reaffirmed its dominance in the Concacaf qualifiers for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil after decisively defeating the U.S. Virgin Islands 9-0. The match, played in Zacatecas, solidified the team led by Spaniard Pedro López as the team to beat in Group A.
An offensive feast led by María Sánchez
From the opening whistle, the match revealed a marked technical disparity between a fully professional Mexican team and a Caribbean team that, in addition to having university players, could only complete a squad of 14 footballers.
The first half was a veritable “offensive carnival” in which Mexico sealed the deal with eight goals:
María Sánchez was the star of the show with a “poker” of goals, opening the scoring in the 5th minute and closing the first half in 45+5.
Charlyn Corral contributed a brace (minutes 9 and 25), demonstrating his continued relevance in the area.
Kimberly Rodríguez (minute 29) and Scarlett Camberos (minute 39) also joined the list of scorers before halftime.
Mexico Women’s Under-17 team qualifies for the 2026 World Cup
The Mexican Women’s National Team thrashed the Virgin Islands 9-0 with a stellar performance from María Sánchez. Learn the details of the victory that keeps El Tri atop Group A in the Concacaf qualifiers.
