In a closely contested matchup, Monterrey's Lucía García scored her sixth goal of the year to secure a 1-1 draw against América in the Liga MX Femenil. The match saw América initially take the lead after an own goal from Brazilian defender Daiane Santos in the 34th minute, capitalizing on a corner kick. Despite establishing dominance in the game, especially in the second half, América struggled to convert their chances and could not secure a victory despite having several opportunities.

Monterrey, known for their resilience, began to find their rhythm around the 70th minute. A header attempt by Australian Emily Gielkink tested América’s goalkeeper Sandra Paños, who managed to hold onto the ball. The pivotal moment arrived in the 82nd minute when García seized on a defensive error from América, skillfully evaded the goalkeeper and equalized with a left-foot shot, showcasing her attacking prowess and importance to the team.

Late in the game, América faced an additional setback with the red card of Scarlett Camberos in the 94th minute, which left them a player down. Even with the disadvantage, América still sought to threaten Monterrey's defense, emphasizing the intense rivalry and competitive nature of women's football in Mexico. Monterrey's resilience and consistency allow them to maintain their leadership position in the tournament, further solidifying their status as title contenders this season.