Tigres UANL women's team ended the Clausura 2026 with a surprising quarter‑final elimination, despite leading the upper table during the regular phase. The squad, known as Las Amazonas, displayed striking offensive power but failed to convert it at the crucial moment.
How did the regular phase unfold?
During the regular phase, Tigres UANL recorded dominant wins such as 4‑0 over Puebla and 3‑1 against Atlas, plus a vibrant 4‑1 over Santos Laguna. The 2‑2 draw with Chivas showed the team's resilience. After 17 rounds, the club stayed near the top of the standings, cementing its role as a key contender in the women's circuit.
What happened in the Liguilla?
Even though Tigres UANL qualified smoothly for the Liguilla, they fell in the quarter‑finals, a shock that left fans with a bitter aftertaste. The decisive match ended in a loss that halted title hopes, despite the solid regular‑season performance.
What occurred in the Campeón de Campeonas?
After the league tournament, Tigres UANL faced the Águilas del América in the Campeón de Campeonas on July 26, 2026. The game was tied after regulation, forcing a penalty shoot‑out. In the eleven‑step showdown, luck did not favor the Amazonas, closing the season with a bittersweet result.
What is the club's current context?
In the men's Liga MX, Tigres UANL sits 15th with 1 point after a 0‑1‑1 start (DL). The team has scored 3 goals and conceded 5, leaving a -2 goal difference. They are currently 5 points behind leaders Club Tijuana. The latest result was a 2‑2 draw against Atlético San Luis on July 26, 2026, and the next fixture is an away match versus Club Querétaro on August 1, 2026.
What lies ahead for the next campaign?
With the season concluded, Tigres UANL's coaching staff will aim to tighten the defense while preserving the offensive firepower shown in the Clausura. Supporters hope the quarter‑final experience will fuel a renewed push for the title in the upcoming tournament, keeping the tradition of being a leading force in Mexican women's football.
