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Costa Rica 9, Bermuda 1
Costa Rica earned a 9-1 win against Bermuda at Mini Estadio de la Federación Mexicana de Fútbol in Toluca, Mexico.
Bermuda took the lead in the 4’ from a free kick goal by Janiya Sealey. Lucía Paniagua converted from the penalty spot in the 11’ to equalize for Costa Rica.
Daniela Ocampo placed Las Ticas in the lead in the 20’ with a right-footed shot from outside the box. Tiara Ruiz struck from close range in the 28’, and Nubia Medina struck a header inside the penalty area in the 30’ to further Costa Rica’s lead.
An own goal by Ayshalay Simons in the 45+2’ gave the Central Americans a 5-1 lead prior to halftime.
Ocampo and Medina converted for their braces in the 48’ and 52’, respectively, before Medina would complete her hat-trick in the 72’. Michelle Murillo scored in the 90+3’ to put a bow on the victory.
Costa Rica currently leads among second place teams and awaits the result of the Puerto Rico-Canada match on Sunday. An outright winner would qualify Las Ticas to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025, but a draw would eliminate it and send both top teams from Group B.
Mexico 12, Haiti 0
Mexico won 12-nil against Haiti at Mini Estadio de la Federación Mexicana de Fútbol in Toluca, Mexico.
Mexico took the lead in the 3’ off an own goal from Miya Larco. Citlalli Reyes extended the lead for the hosts in the 4’, Ava Stack joined the scoresheet in the 6’, before Reyes collected her brace in the 9’.
Stack continued the scoring in the 23’ with a right-footed shot from outside the box, earning her brace. Adrianna González connected from long distance to increase the lead in the 25’. Joselyn Solís also scored from outside the box in the 33’ to send Mexico up by seven the half.
Miranda Solís netted a hat-trick in the second half, with goals in the 46’, 86, and 90+4’. Anaiya Miyazato in the 55’, and Sofia Núñez in the 62’ also got on the scoresheet for Mexico.
The victory gave Mexico the top spot in Group A. As group winners, Mexico qualifies to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup 2025.
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