Sportivo Limpeño Women Crush Sportivo Ameliano in Record 11‑0 Rout

Sportivo Ameliano Women 0–11 Sportivo Limpeño Women
Paraguayan Women’s League, July 20, 2026 — Estadio Luis Alfonso Giagni

The Paraguayan Women’s League witnessed a stunning mismatch on the opening weekend as Sportivo Limpeño Women demolished Sportivo Ameliano Women with an emphatic 11‑0 victory. The result tied the league’s record for the biggest winning margin and sent an immediate statement to the rest of the competition.

Match Overview

Sportivo Limpeño, one of the league’s title contenders, were in ruthless form from the first minute. They raced to a 5‑0 lead by half‑time, with Liz Peña and Jessica Martínez both netting braces. The second half was more of the same, as the visitors added six more goals without reply. Sportivo Ameliano, a team that only recently gained promotion, were completely overwhelmed by the speed and technical quality of their opponents.

Key Moments and Tactical Story

Sportivo Limpeño’s high press and quick passing disorientated the Ameliano defence, who struggled to maintain any shape. The first goal came in the 7th minute when Martínez finished a cross from the right. By the 20th minute, it was already 3‑0, and Ameliano’s goalkeeper Camila Benítez was forced to make several saves that only delayed the inevitable.

Coach Juan Carlos Gómez of Limpeño made a few substitutions in the second half, but the intensity did not drop. Forward Liz Peña completed her hat-trick in the 54th minute, and substitute Micaela Torres added two late goals. Ameliano rarely threatened the Limpeño goal, managing only one shot on target all match.

Standout Performers

• Liz Peña (Sportivo Limpeño) – Scored four goals and assisted two others; a dominant display.
• Jessica Martínez (Sportivo Limpeño) – Bagged a hat-trick and was a constant menace with her dribbling.
• Micaela Torres (Sportivo Limpeño) – Came off the bench to score twice and add fresh energy.

Early‑Season Implications

Sportivo Limpeño top the Paraguayan Women’s League table after Matchday 1 with three points and a massive goal difference of +11. For Sportivo Ameliano, the result is a harsh lesson as they adjust to top‑flight football. The team will need to quickly shore up their defence to avoid a long, difficult season. Meanwhile, Limpeño have already announced themselves as serious contenders for the title.