América Femenil's Historic Scoring Pace Could Shatter Liga MX Record
América Femenil has scored 25 goals in just four matches, averaging 6.25 per game. The league record for a regular season is 52, shared by Rayadas and Tigres, but América is on pace for 106. Their opponents so far have been lower-ranked teams, so tougher tests lie ahead.
The club's scoring depth is notable, with eight different players finding the net this season. Brazilian forward Geyse da Silva leads with eight goals, while Priscila Da Silva, Montserrat Saldívar, and Gabriela García have contributed three apiece. This balanced attack complements a defense that has conceded just once across four matches, recording three clean sheets.
América's offensive pedigree predates this campaign. The team owns three of the largest blowouts in league history, including a 12-1 victory over Morelia in 2018 and an 11-0 win against Querétaro last year. The current run follows a successful spring that brought both a league title and the Concacaf Champions Cup trophy.
This scoring surge could reshape expectations for women's football in Mexico, drawing new attention to Liga MX Femenil and potentially boosting attendance and broadcast interest. If América maintains anything close to this pace, it may also pressure rival clubs to invest more heavily in defensive organization and roster depth. The eventual regression against stronger opponents will offer a realistic benchmark, but the early numbers may inspire young players and expand the league's visibility beyond its traditional regional fanbase.