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Women's Soccer

Geyse reaches 21 goals, seven clear in Liga MX Femenil scoring

The América striker scored in the 48th minute of a 6-0 rout of Atlante and heads into the last round of the Apertura 2026 with a lead that will be hard to close.

Geyse Da Silva has 21 goals in the Apertura 2026 of the Liga MX Femenil, Mexico's top women's soccer league, and no one is close. The América forward scored the fourth goal of a 6-0 rout of Atlante on Sunday, in the 48th minute, with a shot from inside the box. She now leads the league's official scoring table by seven goals.

Priscila Flor Da Silva (27'), Gabriela García with a header (32') and Angelique Montserrat Saldívar (45') had scored earlier in Matchday 13. Saldívar added another in the 54th minute and Jana Gutiérrez finished it in the 61st, the official play-by-play shows.

Geyse scores once every 50.14 minutes over 1,053 minutes played. Atlético de San Luis forward Enyerliannys Higuera needs 73.71 minutes per goal and has 14.

Apertura 2026 individual scoring
PlayerClubGoalsMinutes per goal
Geyse Da SilvaAmérica2150.14
Enyerliannys HigueraAtlético de San Luis1473.71
Chrestinah Thembi KgatlanaTigres1264.08
Eugenie Le SommerToluca1196.73
Lucía GarcíaRayadas1082.90
Source: Liga MX Femenil

She has 21 of América's 60 goals, the most of any team in the tournament.

One round remains. América visits Chivas on Friday, Nov. 6, at Estadio Akron, the club's official calendar shows. Higuera would need seven goals that night just to tie her.

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