Liga MX Femenil Jornada 15: Standings & Results Clausura 2026

With just two matchdays remaining in the Liga MX Femenil Clausura 2026 regular season, the race for Liguilla spots has never been more intense. Jornada 15 wrapped up on April 2, 2026, delivering dramatic results that reshuffled the standings and set the stage for a thrilling final push. Monterrey Rayadas continue their flawless run as the tournament's sole undefeated side, while América Femenil, Toluca, and Tigres UANL battle fiercely to secure their postseason positions. Here's everything you need to know about where things stand and what's coming next.

Jornada 15 Results: What Happened on April 2

Jornada 15 delivered the kind of high-stakes action that Liga MX Femenil fans have come to expect deep in the Clausura calendar. Monterrey Rayadas showed zero signs of slowing down, dismantling Pumas 3-0 to extend their perfect record and cement a commanding lead at the top of the table. The result was a statement performance — especially with the Liguilla on the horizon.

América Femenil were equally convincing, dispatching Atlas 2-0 to keep the pressure on their northern rivals. The win pushed Las Águilas to 36 points, just three behind Monterrey, and confirmed their status as genuine title contenders heading into the final weeks. One shadow over their victory, however, was an injury to Geyse Ferreira, whose availability for the remaining matches will be closely monitored.

Elsewhere, the Tijuana vs. Tigres clash — broadcast live on FOX One and Tubi with a 21:00 CT kickoff — was one of the most anticipated games of the round, according to Crónica. Tigres had listed Jennifer Hermoso in their probable lineup, giving the match added star power. The result had direct implications on the Liguilla picture, with both teams in or near the playoff zone.

A concerning moment came in the Pumas vs. Pachuca match, where Chinwendu Ihezuo suffered a notable injury — a development that could affect Pumas' preparations for the final rounds as they scramble to stay mathematically alive.

Clausura 2026 Standings After Jornada 15

The updated table paints a clear picture at the top — and a chaotic one in the middle. According to the latest standings via AS México, here's how the top of the table looks:

• 1. Monterrey Rayadas — 39 points (undefeated, tournament leaders)
• 2. América Femenil — 36 points
• 3. Toluca — 32 points
• 4. Tigres UANL — 30 points
• 5. Tijuana — 22 points (just outside automatic Liguilla places)

Monterrey's 39-point haul is a remarkable achievement in a 17-matchday format, and their unbeaten status is the defining storyline of the entire Clausura 2026. The gap between first and second is three points, but with two rounds left, América would need to win out and hope Monterrey slip — a tall order given the Rayadas' form.

Tigres, despite having won four consecutive matches before Jornada 15, find themselves six points back of América in fourth. Their strong run of form makes them dangerous, but their margin for error is essentially gone. Tijuana, sitting at 22 points, are outside the top four but carry an important psychological edge: they have not lost at home in five consecutive matches, a streak that looms large as the playoff push reaches its climax.

The Liguilla Race: Who's In, Who's Out, Who's on the Bubble

The Liguilla playoff format in Liga MX Femenil typically takes the top eight teams from the regular season, meaning there are still spots available — but the window is rapidly closing for the teams toward the bottom of the standings.

Based on the Marca MX Jornada 15 recap, teams including Atlético San Luis, León, Mazatlán, Puebla, Necaxa, Santos Laguna, and Querétaro are mathematically close to elimination from Liguilla contention. For these clubs, the remaining two matchdays represent a last lifeline — and any stumble will almost certainly end their postseason hopes.

Santos Laguna's situation is particularly painful. After losing at home to Pachuca despite seemingly being in control of the match, Santos saw a winnable result slip through their fingers at a critical moment. Those dropped points may well define the difference between making the Liguilla and watching it from the sidelines.

Tijuana's situation is the most intriguing on the bubble. With 22 points and that impressive home record intact, they have the profile of a team that could make noise in the playoffs — they just need to get there first.

Milestone Moments: Ferral, Gutiérrez, and Liga MX Femenil History

Beyond the table drama, Jornada 15 was also a week for celebrating the human stories that make Liga MX Femenil special. Cristina Ferral was honored by Chivas for reaching 300 matches in Liga MX Femenil — a milestone that underlines her status as one of the league's most enduring figures. It's a testament to her consistency, durability, and dedication to the women's game in Mexico.

Meanwhile, Jana Gutiérrez hit a landmark of her own, appearing in her 150th match with América Femenil. As one of the club's most recognizable and consistent performers, her longevity in an Águilas jersey is a reflection of the identity América have built in the women's league over recent seasons.

These milestones aren't just personal achievements — they're markers of how far Liga MX Femenil has come since its founding in 2017. Players who were part of the early days are now living legends of Mexican women's football.

The injury to Geyse Ferreira casts a more somber note on América's week, however. The Brazilian forward has been a key contributor to Las Águilas' Clausura campaign, and any extended absence at this stage of the season could alter the tactical options available to their coaching staff heading into the Liguilla.

What to Watch in Jornadas 16 and 17

With the Clausura 2026 regular season entering its final stretch, every match carries maximum weight. The key questions heading into Jornadas 16 and 17 are:

• Can Monterrey complete an unbeaten regular season? They have been flawless so far — two more wins would make their Clausura run historic.
• Will América close the gap? If Monterrey drop points and América win out, the top seed could change hands before the Liguilla bracket is set.
• Can Tijuana hold off the chasing pack? Their home form is a weapon, but they'll need results away from Estadio Caliente too.
• Which bottom-half teams will secure Liguilla safety — and who gets eliminated? Santos, Puebla, Necaxa, and others face must-win scenarios.
• How will injuries to Geyse Ferreira and Chinwendu Ihezuo affect their teams' depth?

The Jornada 16 schedule, detailed via Reporte Índigo, promises more headline-worthy action as clubs exhaust every option to influence their final standings position.

Supporting Liga MX Femenil: Gear Up for the Playoffs

As the Liguilla approaches, fans looking to show their support can find club merchandise across major retailers. Whether you're backing Monterrey Rayadas, América Femenil, or any other club, Liga MX Femenil jerseys and Liga MX soccer scarves make for great ways to get into the playoff spirit. For younger fans or those just getting into the league, a women's soccer training ball is a practical pick that celebrates the sport. Watching the matches from home? A soccer stadium seat cushion or sports streaming TV antenna for catching games on FOX One and Tubi can elevate the viewing experience.

Frequently Asked Questions About Liga MX Femenil Clausura 2026

Who is leading the Liga MX Femenil Clausura 2026 standings?

Monterrey Rayadas lead the Clausura 2026 with 39 points after Jornada 15. They are the only undefeated team remaining in the tournament and are strong favorites for the top seed heading into the Liguilla playoffs.

When does the Liga MX Femenil Clausura 2026 Liguilla start?

The Liguilla playoff is expected to begin after the conclusion of the regular season, which wraps up following Jornada 17. Exact dates for the playoff bracket are typically announced in the days following the final regular-season matchday.

How many teams qualify for the Liga MX Femenil Liguilla?

Liga MX Femenil uses a Liguilla format that generally includes the top eight teams from the regular season standings, though format details can vary by tournament. With Monterrey, América, Toluca, and Tigres holding the top four spots after Jornada 15, the remaining spots are still being contested.

Where can I watch Liga MX Femenil matches in 2026?

Liga MX Femenil matches are available through several broadcast partners. The Tijuana vs. Tigres match in Jornada 15 was broadcast on FOX One and Tubi. Various matches are also carried on TUDN, Azteca Deportes, and streaming platforms. Availability may vary depending on your location.

Who is Jennifer Hermoso and why is she significant to Liga MX Femenil?

Jennifer Hermoso is a Spanish professional footballer who plays for Tigres UANL in Liga MX Femenil. She is one of the most decorated women's footballers in the world, having won the UEFA Women's Champions League and FIFA Women's World Cup with the Spanish national team. Her presence in the Mexican league has significantly raised the profile of Liga MX Femenil both domestically and internationally.

Conclusion: Two Matchdays to Define the Clausura 2026

Liga MX Femenil's Clausura 2026 is heading toward one of its most compelling finishes in recent memory. Monterrey Rayadas have been virtually untouchable, but the fight for every point below them is fierce and unresolved. América Femenil are within striking distance of the top seed, Toluca and Tigres are locked in for a third- and fourth-place battle, and the bubble teams are fighting for their playoff lives with the clock ticking.

The milestones — Cristina Ferral's 300 games, Jana Gutiérrez's 150 with América — remind us that beyond the standings and statistics, Liga MX Femenil is a league with genuine history and identity now. As Jornadas 16 and 17 approach, the excitement is at a peak. Stay tuned to the latest results and standings to follow every twist as the road to the Liguilla reaches its decisive final kilometers.