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Liga MX Femenil: Pumas vs. América Clásico moves to evening slot with $50 tickets

Pumas and América will play their Liga MX Femenil clásico at 21:00 for the first time with $50 tickets.

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The Liga MX Femenil clásico between Pumas and América will be played on Friday at 21:00 hours at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario during Jornada 6 of the Apertura 2026. [1] Mexico's U-20 women's national team will represent the country at the World Cup in Poland. [2] Pumas has set the ticket price for the match at 50 pesos for all available sections, including the upper zones, balconies, and dovecote areas. [3] This match will be the first time the Liga MX Femenil clásico is played in an evening slot with Pumas as the home team, whereas previous home games were traditionally held at midday. [4] Ten years ago, talented young female players in Mexico were often forced to seek scholarships in the United States or play in amateur leagues where they had to pay for their own uniforms and travel. [5] The current U-20 generation is the first to grow up within a fully professional football structure in Mexico, specifically the Liga Femenil BBVA. [6] Pumas decided to maintain the 50 peso entry cost, which is the same price established for their previous home games against Querétaro and León. [7] Club executives are expected to follow up on the players after the tournament to ensure the talent consolidates in the senior national team. [8]
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  1. The Liga MX Femenil clásico between Pumas and América will be played on Friday at 21:00 hours at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario during Jornada 6 of the Apertura 2026. · Record
  2. Mexico's U-20 women's national team will represent the country at the World Cup in Poland. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  3. Pumas has set the ticket price for the match at 50 pesos for all available sections, including the upper zones, balconies, and dovecote areas. · Record
  4. This match will be the first time the Liga MX Femenil clásico is played in an evening slot with Pumas as the home team, whereas previous home games were traditionally held at midday. · Record
  5. Ten years ago, talented young female players in Mexico were often forced to seek scholarships in the United States or play in amateur leagues where they had to pay for their own uniforms and travel. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  6. The current U-20 generation is the first to grow up within a fully professional football structure in Mexico, specifically the Liga Femenil BBVA. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  7. Pumas decided to maintain the 50 peso entry cost, which is the same price established for their previous home games against Querétaro and León. · Record
  8. Club executives are expected to follow up on the players after the tournament to ensure the talent consolidates in the senior national team. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
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