Juárez FC drew 1-1 with Pumas UNAM in a match where the league champions' scorers were García on three occasions, Fátima Servín, and Alejandra Calderón, while Gabriela Juárez scored for the visitors. However, this result affected the standings in the table.
On the other hand, the Tigres UANL team, coached by Spanish coach Pedro Martínez, drew 2-2 with León in a tense match. The Chilean Fernanda Pinilla and the Argentine Ruth Bravo put León ahead 2-0, but the 'Amazonas' managed to come back in the second half with goals from Nigerian Thembi Kgatlana and Jacqueline Ovalle.
After this match, León rose to tenth place while Tigres placed twelfth. In other matches of the day, San Luis defeated Tijuana 2-0, and Querétaro won 2-1 against Toluca. Additionally, Cruz Azul drew 1-1 with Chivas, Monterrey won 5-1 against Puebla, Mazatlán lost 0-2 to Pachuca, and Tigres drew 2-2 with León.
The fifth round of the Clausura 2025 will resume with several matches such as Tijuana vs. Querétaro, América vs. León, Puebla vs. Atlas, Cruz Azul vs. Mazatlán, Guadalajara vs. Monterrey, Tigres vs. Toluca, Pachuca vs. San Luis, and Necaxa vs. UNAM, among others.
In the standings, América leads with 12 points followed by Pachuca with 10 and Monterrey with 9. Meanwhile, in the scoring table, Charlyn Corral of Pachuca is in first place with 6 goals, followed by Priscila Flor Da Silva of América with 5 goals. In the fourth round of the Clausura 2025, Lucía García of Monterrey stood out by scoring three goals in the 5-1 victory over Puebla.
Regarding the tournament's progress, América maintains its lead after completing the fourth round, with Priscila Flor Da Silva adding her fifth goal. In the overall table of the Liga MX Femenil, Pachuca closely follows the leader, and the Rayadas of Monterrey seek to regain positions in the championship.
