180 minutes away from meeting the new champion of the Liga MX Femenil, America receives Tigres today in what will be the fourth final between the two of this competition and with the intention of changing the direction of the dominant history of the Amazonas of Nuevo León, the top winners of the category.
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Against Tigres, América will face its twelfth series in the league, of which three have been in finals, with triumphs for the royals in the tournaments Apertura 2022 and Apertura 2023, while America did it in Apertura 2018. In total, the Amazonas have eight victories in the “big party” against those from Coapa.
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In this regard, the azulcrema technician, Angel Villacampaassured that unlike the other lost finals that he has had as the Eagles’ strategist, for this tournament he was able to see a team with a different character and that he assures is ready to get his second crown and third for the organization, with the idea of thinking only in today’s 90 minutes as if the title was already defined this Thursday.
“It’s time to show that we can win the title, because otherwise everything else remains just talk. We understand that reaching several finals and not winning generates doubtsbut we want to break that barrier starting this Thursday,” said the Spanish coach.
Tigres highlights its role in this final
Without placing the flag of favorites, but aware of the importance that Tigres has as the winningest team in the women’s field, Pedro Martínez, also Spaniard, pointed out that he sees the final as a reward for both teams. that they have played the best football this semester and where whoever has the greatest attention to detail will be able to make the difference in both matches.
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For the protagonists, in the case of Greta Espinoza, the five-time Liga MX Femenil champion with Tigres, this final represents the effort that the entire group made since the beginning of the semester last July and the Amazonas see the pressure that is placed on them as favorites for the title as a privilege. “It’s a motivation to go out and do your best.” In the same approach, Diana Ordóñez indicated that the Monterrey team will only seek to execute their game plan and not think about external factors that make them feel like winners.