In a dominant display, the Mexico Women's National Team secured a 6-0 victory against Puerto Rico in Toluca, qualifying for the Concacaf W Championship scheduled for November. This tournament is crucial as it will decide which teams will earn automatic spots in the 2027 World Cup in Brazil, a goal Mexico has been striving for after an eight-year absence from the global stage. The match saw Alexia Delgado score the opening goal in the 10th minute, followed by an own goal from Puerto Rico's Estefania Gonzalez, bringing the score to 2-0. Scarlett Camberos added the third goal before halftime. In the second half, Kiana Palacios capitalized on a defensive error to score the fourth goal, and Charlyn Corral, who came off the bench, netted two goals, making it five and six for Mexico. Despite being down a player after Amber Diorio received a second yellow card, Puerto Rico struggled to penetrate Mexico's defense. With this victory, Mexico joins the United States, Canada, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Haiti, Panama, and El Salvador in the championship, aiming to reclaim their status in international women's soccer.