The 11th Matchday of the 2022 Liga MX Femenil Clausura kicks off and here is the full list of matches with the days, times, venues, broadcast channels and more details so you don't miss any matches on this new date.
Gallos Blancos de Querétaro-Club Atlético de San Luis Day: 17/03 Time: 21:05 Broadcast: FOX Sports Stadium: José María Morelos y Pavón
Puebla F.C.-Santos Laguna Day: 18/03 Time: 21:00 Broadcast: Tv Azteca Stadium: Cuauhtémoc
Pumas-Necaxa
Day: 19/03
Time: 17:00
Broadcast: TUDN
Stadium: University Olympic
UANL-Monterrey Day: 19/03 Time: 19:00 Broadcast: IZZI Stadium: Universitario
Pachuca-Cruz Azul Day: 19/03 Time: 21:00 Broadcast: FOX Sports and Claro Sports Stadium: Hidalgo
America-Toluca
Day: 20/03
Time: 17:00
Broadcast: TUDN
Stadium: Azteca
Atlas-Guadalajara Day: 20/03 Time: 19:00 Broadcast: TUDN, TV AZTECA and IZZI Stadium: Jalisco
Mazatlan FC-León Day: 20/03 Time: 21:00 Broadcast: Tv Azteca Stadium: Estadio Mazatlán
Tijuana-FC Juárez
Day: 20/03
Time: 21:06
Broadcast: FOX Sports
Stadium: Caliente
The times of the matches are Mexico center. Most matches are played at the following times:
Argentina: 22:00 hours and 00:00 hours
Colombia: 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.
Peru: 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m.
Venezuela: 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.
Mexico Northwest: 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Mexico Pacifico: 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Mexico Southeast hours: 20:00 hours and 22:00 hours
To find out more details about Liga MX, matches, teams, footballers and other statistics, there is the official website, which you can access a href="https://ligamx.net/"by clicking on the following link.
The women's professional football league is relatively new in Mexico, barely five years after its creation. It was born in December 2016 on the initiative of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) and under the official name of Liga MX Femenil.
In its first edition, held in 2017, all the teams in the Liga MX competed with their women's version, except for two teams: Chiapas and Puebla, who were unable to put together a draw due to their financial problems.
It wasn't until the following year, in 2018, that the Liga MX Femenil was able to play as the men's version does, that is, with 18 teams.
As in the men's edition, Liga Femenil MX plays two short tournaments a year. To date, eight competitions have been held with their respective squads.
The first team to be crowned champions in the history of the Liga MX Femenil was the Chivas de Guadalajara, while the team that has won the most titles is that of Tigres de la UANL, with four trophies. Monterrey has two championships and America has one.
As the tournaments of the Liga Femenil MX progress, the greater is their exposure in traditional media, as well as on social networks. In 2020, the Liga Femenil MX broke records in audience levels, while in 2021 the first foreign players arrived.