The Mexican women's national team opened the Concacaf qualifiers for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil with an overwhelming victory: 0-14 against Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Even so, Spanish coach Pedro Lopez made it clear that his team still has aspects to refine, especially in the final third. "We must improve our pressing after each loss of possession, but above all in finishing situations. We need to learn not to rush things in the penalty area. Otherwise, I'm happy with the attitude shown throughout the game," Lopez said after the match. Mexico, ranked 29th in the FIFA rankings, asserted its dominance from the start against an opponent ranked 162nd. The match had a standout player: Charlyn Corral, former Atletico de Madrid player and top scorer of the Liga MX Apertura, netted 7 of the 14 goals. For the coach, his team's intensity was an act of professionalism: "We tried to be as professional as possible, respecting our opponent throughout the match. We want to qualify for the next World Cup and we are aware that goal difference can be a decisive factor in the final stages." match.”

Lopez also offered words of appreciation to the Caribbean team: “We leave grateful for the treatment we received on this beautiful island, for the attitude of its players who remained steadfast until the last minute despite the circumstances of the match.”

Mexico shares Group A with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Puerto Rico, Saint Lucia, and the Virgin Islands. El Tri will close out its 2025 campaign with a match against Costa Rica on December 2nd.