Mexico women's team beats Virgin Islands 9-0 in Concacaf W qualifiers

Mexico's women's national team thrashed Virgin Islands 9-0 at Carlos Vega Villalba Stadium in Zacatecas during Concacaf W Qualifiers. María Sánchez scored four goals in the win that puts them one victory from advancing. They face Puerto Rico next on April 18.

Mexico's women's national team dominated Virgin Islands with a 9-0 final score at Carlos Vega Villalba Stadium, home of Mineros de Zacatecas. Most goals came in the first half, thanks to a solid defense and midfield control.

María Sánchez opened scoring in the 5th minute with an angled shot assisted by Scarlett Camberos. Charlyn Corral headed in the second in the 9th and converted a penalty in the 25th for her brace. Sánchez completed her hat-trick in the 32nd and added a fourth before halftime, with Camberos, Kimberly Rodríguez, and Kiana Palacios scoring in the 39th, 29th, and 82nd minutes, respectively.

Rival goalkeeper J. Rehm made several key saves to limit the scoreline. The win leaves Mexico tied on points with Puerto Rico in Group A.

The next match is April 18 at 6:00 p.m. central Mexico time at Estadio Nemesio Diez. A victory would secure advancement to the Concacaf W Championship, which determines spots for the 2027 World Cup and 2028 Olympics.

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