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MX femenil
2024/25

WHERE TO WATCH

​NEW INFORMATION FOR THE CLAUSURA SEASON​​​

The league has announced that selected games will be broadcast for free on their social media platforms: YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok.

NOTE: For specific details on games, go to TV broadcaster's listings.

INTERNATIONAL

Watch on Liga MX Femenil YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok the games of:

  • Club América

  • Cruz Azul

  • Pumas UNAM

  • Monterrey

  • Deportivo Toluca

  • Club Necaxa

Watch on Caliente TV Youtube the games of:

  • Tijuana

  • Querétaro

Watch on Facebook Live the games of:

MEXICO

Watch on Fox Sports Mexico the games of:

  • Mazatlán FC

  • Puebla

  • Tigres UANL

  • Chivas Guadalajara

  • Pachuca

  • Club León

  • FC Juárez

Watch on ESPN/Disney+ the games of:

  • Atlético de San Luis

Watch on TV Azteca Digital the games of:

  • Mazatlán FC

  • Puebla

ABOUT LIGA BBVA MX FEMENIL 

The top league of women's football in Mexico

Founded: 2016 (first season 2017)

Sponsor: BBVA

2024/25 Season Dates:

  • Apertura* regular season: 4 July 2024 - 3 November 2024

  • Apertura Playoffs: 7 - 25 November 2024

  • Clausura* season: 3 January 2025 - 18 April 2025

  • Clausura Playoffs: Pending 

Teams: 18

Rounds: 17 

Knockout Stage: The top eight teams qualify to the knockout stage called 'Liguilla'

Quarter-finals, semi-finals and final are played with a two-legged system; a home + away game for each team

Total Matches: 167 (153 + 14 playoffs)

NEW: Qualification to NWSL z Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup 2025:

The aggregate table (the sum of points of both the Clausura 2024 and Apertura 2024 tournaments) will be used to determine the six Liga MX Femenil teams that will participate in the NWSL x Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup 2025.

Current champion (2024 Clausura): Monterrey (3rd title)

Current champion (2024 Apertura): Monterrey (4th title)

Top goal scorer (2024 Clausura): Charlyn Corral (19 goals)

Top goal scorer (2024 Apertura): Charlyn Corral (18 goals)

Most championships all seasons: Tigres UANL (6 titles)

*The Apertura and Clausura tournaments is a split season format common for many Latin American football leagues in which the season is divided in two sections per season (Apertura + Clausura) each with its own champion.

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