Mexico's Liga Femenil BBVA is transforming with a new competition format that aims to improve the player and fan experience. Since its creation in the Apertura 2017, the competition system has had its most significant change to create a more complex idea.
What's changing in the Liga Femenil BBVA?
The Liga Femenil BBVA is reinventing itself with a new competition format that includes groups, cross-classifications and reduced matches. The competition will be 14 matches in the Group Stage with a general table of accumulated points. Eight matches will be against all the teams in the group and six more matches will be against two teams from each block, which was formed by the Elo Ranking and geographical location.
Why is it important for Mexico?
The transformation of the Liga Femenil BBVA aims to improve the player and fan experience. The reduction of matches and the cross-classification aim to reduce the physical and mental load of the players, allowing them to perform better in the competition.
What's next?
The Liga Femenil BBVA will have its first competition with the new format in the next month. The competition will be broadcast live on different television channels and streaming platforms. The transformation of the Liga Femenil BBVA aims to be an example for other women's leagues in Mexico and around the world.
The Liga Femenil BBVA is currently in first place in the competition standings, with 9 points and 3 wins in 3 games. The Liga Femenil BBVA has a 5-point lead over the second place. The last result of the Liga Femenil BBVA was a 2-3 loss against England on July 6, 2026. The Liga Femenil BBVA has a 4-win and 1-loss streak in its last 5 games.
