Monterey /
The Rayadas smiled again at the victory and crushed 6-1 to Mazatlán FC to climb to third place overall in the Liga MX Femenil.
With a phenomenal performance by Marcela Restrepo, who scored a goal and gave two assists from the bench, Monterrey won after four games of not doing so. Adding excitement to the more than 5 thousand people who came to the Steel Giant.
The Gang celebrated a goal feast, where the royal Katty Martínez scored her first goal against her people, leaving her scoring drought behind.
Although it took a while for the lead to fall, Rayadas managed to take the lead on the scoreboard with a great goal from Ana Lucía Martínez.
At 28′, the Guatemalan received a ball into space, cut to her right leg and He finished off the top right corner of Ángeles Martínez.
Monterrey increased its lead to 2-0, in another high-caliber goal. Diagonal stroke by Karol Bernal, where Lucía García, who cleared the center’s mark with a tunnel and sent a shot to the goalkeeper’s right corner to celebrate the goal.
The Cañoneras shortened the distance, as Eneika Luyalia found a rebound from Paola Manrique in a cross shot by Olga Massombo, pushing the ball to make it 2-1 at 45′.
For the complementary match, Katty Martínez finally found her goal in the Gigante de Acero and second with the Rayadas.
In a personal move by Marcela Restrepo, The Colombian reached the baseline and sent a shot that the royal finished with her left foot, to break a drought of 636 minutes without a goal.
The goal feast continued and this time it was the captain, Rebeca Bernal, with a free kick on the edge of the area, that placed Martínez’s bottom left post, making it 4-1 at 57′.
In the end, in his first minute on the field, Christina Burkenroad signed a Restrepo center and the North American with a header in the small area and thus celebrating the 5-1 at 61′.
While the Colombian herself made it 6-1 from a penalty in a masterful way, to beat the Mazatlan goalkeeper in the 84th minute.
Rayadas will have the visit of Santos Laguna next Thursday, October 3, at the Coloso de Guadalupe, where they will try to get into the Apertura 2024.
MGC
