Quito FC Women 1–14 Independiente del Valle Women | Ecuadorian Women’s Football League – 20 June 2026

Independiente del Valle Women produced a stunning attacking display to crush Quito FC Women 14–1 in the Ecuadorian Women’s Football League on 20 June 2026. The biggest win of the season so far underlined Independiente’s title ambitions and exposed the defensive fragility of a struggling Quito side.

Match Overview

The match, played at the Estadio Los Chillos in Quito, was effectively settled inside the opening 20 minutes. Independiente del Valle raced into a 5‑0 lead before the quarter‑hour mark, with striker María José Carvajal scoring a hat‑trick inside the first 13 minutes. Quito FC Women briefly pulled a goal back through a penalty from Valeria Ortiz in the 25th minute, but it was merely a consolation as Independiente continued to pour forward.

By half‑time the score was 8‑1. The second half saw no let‑up from the visitors, who added six more goals through a combination of relentless pressing and clinical finishing. Carvajal finished with five goals, while winger Nathaly Aguirre and midfielder Camila Espinoza each scored twice.

Key Facts

• Biggest win of the season: Independiente’s 14‑goal margin equals the second‑largest in league history.
• Carvajal’s five‑goal haul takes her to 18 league goals, the highest tally in the Ecuadorian top flight.
• Quito FC Women’s defensive woes: They have now conceded 42 goals in 11 matches, the worst record in the division.

Standings Impact

Independiente del Valle Women’s emphatic victory moved them to the top of the table with 29 points from 12 matches, two above second‑placed Barcelona SC Women. Quito FC Women remain rooted to the bottom with just three points and a ‑36 goal difference. The result also served notice to the rest of the league that Independiente’s attacking firepower is unmatched this season.

Post‑match, Independiente coach Luis Moreira praised his team’s focus: “We knew Quito were vulnerable, but the professionalism to keep scoring until the final whistle shows our hunger for the title. We can still improve defensively.” Quito FC’s manager Ana Villacrés described the performance as “embarrassing” and promised changes ahead of their next fixture.