Club Aurora FCF (Women) 2–1 ABB (Women) | BOL Liga W
Estadio Félix Capriles, Cochabamba — July 19, 2026, 22:00 local time

Match Overview

Club Aurora FCF’s women’s team secured a vital 2–1 victory over ABB in Bolivia’s Liga W on Sunday evening. The win strengthened Aurora’s hold on a playoff spot, while ABB missed a chance to climb into the top four. The match, played in front of a lively crowd at the Estadio Félix Capriles, saw both sides create multiple chances, but Aurora’s sharper finishing proved the difference.

Key Moments

• 24' — Goal (1–0): Aurora opened the scoring through a clinical counter‑attack. Forward Ana Flores sprinted onto a long ball from defender María Loza, cut inside past her marker, and curled a shot into the far corner.
• 38' — Goal (1–1): ABB equalized before the break. Midfielder Carla Silva volleyed home from a corner, after Aurora’s goalkeeper failed to clear the initial cross.
• 63' — Goal (2–1): Aurora reclaimed the lead when midfielder Andrea Prado fired a low drive from the edge of the box that deflected off an ABB defender and looped over the goalkeeper.
• 75' — Missed penalty: ABB were awarded a penalty after a handball, but Aurora goalkeeper Daniela Méndez saved substitute Lucía Ramírez’s spot‑kick, preserving her team’s lead.

Tactical Story

Aurora lined up in a 4‑3‑3, pressing high to force ABB into mistakes. The tactical plan paid off twice on the break. ABB, playing a 4‑2‑3‑1, dominated possession (61%) but often lacked penetration in the final third. After the penalty miss, the visitors grew frustrated and lost their structural discipline, allowing Aurora to see out the match comfortably.

Standout Players

• Ana Flores (Aurora FCF): Scored the opening goal and provided a constant threat on the left wing with her pace and dribbling.
• Daniela Méndez (Aurora FCF): Made six saves, including the crucial penalty stop, earning her team three points.
• Carla Silva (ABB): A constant presence in midfield and scored ABB’s only goal with a powerful volley.

League Context

With this result, Aurora FCF moved to 18 points in the Liga W table, solidifying third place. ABB stayed on 14 points, sitting fifth. The Bolivian women’s top flight continues to grow in competitiveness, with Aurora emerging as a serious challenger to traditional powers Always Ready and The Strongest. The win also extended Aurora’s unbeaten home run to four matches.