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Saprissa Women - Women VS Sporting Fc Women Score
Saprissa Women
05-08 10:00
3 - 1
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Saprissa Women
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86
69
Dangerous Attacks
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40
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55
45
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6
6
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Halftime 1-0
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Match Info

Saprissa Women power past Sporting FC with 3-1 victory in Costa Rica Primera División

Saprissa Women continued their strong run in the Costa Rica Women's Primera División with a convincing 3-1 home win against Sporting FC Women on May 8, 2026. The scoreline reflected a dominant display from the Moradas, who controlled possession and created numerous opportunities throughout the match.

First-half dominance

Saprissa wasted no time imposing their authority. In the 12th minute, winger Catalina Estrada cut inside from the left and fired a shot that deflected past the Sporting goalkeeper. The home side doubled their lead in the 29th minute when striker Daniela Cruz latched onto a long ball and finished clinically. Sporting struggled to contain Saprissa’s fluid attacking movement, and only some last-ditch defending prevented a third goal before halftime.

Sporting pulls one back, but Saprissa seals it

Sporting FC started the second half with renewed energy and pulled a goal back in the 53rd minute. A corner kick was cleared poorly, and midfielder Valeria Campos volleyed home from the edge of the box to make it 2-1. The goal briefly sparked hope for the visitors, but Saprissa responded quickly. In the 67th minute, Cruz scored her second of the match with a composed finish after a quick counter-attack, restoring the two-goal cushion.

Team performance

Saprissa’s midfield, anchored by captain María José Rojas, controlled the tempo and distributed play effectively. Goalkeeper Génesis Pérez made a few important saves to keep Sporting at bay, especially after the visitors’ goal. Sporting FC fought hard but lacked the cutting edge to reduce the deficit further.

League implications

The win strengthens Saprissa’s position near the top of the table, keeping pace with leaders Alajuelense Women. Sporting FC remains in mid-table, five points behind the playoff spots. Saprissa will next face Herediano Women, while Sporting hosts Santa Ana Women.