Liga MX Femenil standings : Complete table after matchday 14

The Liga MX Femenil has reached a critical point as teams battle for playoff positions after Matchday 14 of Clausura 2025. With just a few games remaining in the regular season, América has established themselves at the summit of the standings, while several teams continue fighting for the remaining Liguilla spots in one of the most competitive tournaments in recent memory.

In Short

América femenil secures top position with crucial victory

América Femenil has taken firm control of the Liga MX Femenil table after Matchday 14, accumulating 35 points following their impressive home victory against Tigres on March 22, 2025. This win has allowed Ángel Villacampa’s side to maintain a slim one-point advantage over second-placed Pachuca, despite the Tuzas having played one additional match. The Eagles’ consistent performances throughout the season have positioned them as strong favorites to finish the regular phase as league leaders.

The victory against Tigres demonstrated América’s championship credentials, showcasing their ability to overcome one of the traditional powerhouses of women’s football in Mexico. This type of performance against direct competitors is precisely what separates potential champions from the rest, similar to what we’ve seen in other leagues where dramatic draws between title contenders like Ipswich Town and Leicester City have significant implications for the final standings.

With their current form and tactical discipline, América Femenil appears well-positioned to maintain their advantage through the final matches of the regular season. Their offensive production combined with defensive stability has made them the team to beat as the Liguilla approaches. The statistical models currently favor them to secure the regular season championship, though the margins remain extremely tight with several matchdays still to be played.

Pumas surprises as they challenge traditional powers

One of the most compelling storylines of the Clausura 2025 has been the remarkable campaign by Pumas Femenil. Currently holding third place in the standings, Club Universidad has surpassed expectations by positioning themselves above traditional powerhouses like Tigres and Chivas. This represents one of the best seasons in Pumas’ history in the women’s division, generating significant optimism within the auriazul camp heading into the final stretch of the tournament.

While catching América or Pachuca for the top spot seems challenging, Pumas’ current position demonstrates the growing competitive balance in Liga MX Femenil. Their consistency throughout the season has been particularly impressive, with key victories against established teams helping them secure their current standing. The team’s progression mirrors the kind of project development we’ve seen in other leagues, where teams like Al Qadsiah under Michel have shaken up established hierarchies through smart management and tactical evolution.

For Pumas supporters, this campaign represents a significant step forward in the women’s program, potentially setting the foundation for sustained success in future tournaments. Their current position in the table grants them favorable seeding prospects for the Liguilla, where they could potentially avoid facing the top seeds until later rounds, increasing their chances of a deep playoff run.

Monterrey’s title defense and mid-table battles intensify

The reigning champions Monterrey have faced a challenging tournament as they pursue an unprecedented third consecutive title. After weathering a difficult stretch earlier in the season, Rayadas have found their rhythm and climbed to sixth place with 26 points. This recent improvement has virtually secured their place in the Liguilla, where they will attempt to complete a historic “tricampeonato” (three consecutive championships).

Monterrey’s resurgence demonstrates the championship mentality that has made them the dominant force in recent tournaments. Despite not matching their previous regular season performances, they remain dangerous contenders once the playoff stage begins. Their experience in crucial matches could prove decisive in the elimination rounds, similar to how traditional powerhouses in Liga MX men’s division have historically elevated their game during playoffs regardless of regular season performance.

The middle section of the table remains extremely competitive, with multiple teams separated by minimal points as they battle for the remaining Liguilla positions. This congestion in the standings has created high-stakes matches in the final weeks of the regular season, with nearly every matchup having significant playoff implications. The statistical probability of qualifying shifts dramatically with each result, making match predictions particularly challenging for analysts and fans alike.

Bottom table movement as tournament nears conclusion

At the other end of the standings, Puebla secured a crucial victory over Santos Laguna on March 23, 2025, allowing them to climb off the bottom of the table. This win brought Puebla to six points, pushing Santos into last place as the tournament’s worst-performing team this season. Despite limited stakes in terms of relegation (which doesn’t exist in Liga MX Femenil), these matches remain important for team morale and future planning.

For these struggling sides, the final weeks of the tournament represent an opportunity to build momentum heading into the next campaign. Young players often receive more playing time as teams evaluate talent for future tournaments, potentially uncovering gems that could contribute significantly in upcoming seasons. While mathematical elimination from playoff contention is disappointing, these matches still offer valuable competitive experience for developing players.

As the Clausura 2025 approaches its conclusion, the Liga MX Femenil continues to showcase the growing quality and competitiveness of women’s football in Mexico. With América leading the pack, but several teams still harboring championship aspirations, the final regular season matchdays and subsequent Liguilla promise excitement and drama for supporters across the country.