Santa Fe W arrived as the clear favourites according to the Lemeister model, which gave them a 55 per cent win probability, and they delivered a commanding 4-1 victory over Llaneros W at Estadio Bello Horizonte. The result was never seriously in doubt after a blistering opening quarter-hour in which the visitors scored twice, and the final scoreline reflected a performance built on early efficiency and relentless pressure. The 4-1 margin of victory, exceeding the model's projected 2-0 away win, demonstrated Santa Fe W's ability to convert their statistical advantage into a comprehensive result.
The match was effectively decided inside the first 14 minutes. Y. Viso opened the scoring in the sixth minute, converting after an assist from M. Zamorano. Eight minutes later, Zamorano turned scorer, finishing a move started by T. Marcano to make it 2-0. Llaneros W briefly pulled a goal back in the 25th minute when A. Perez turned the ball into his own net, but the home side could not build on that reprieve. Santa Fe W restored their two-goal advantage just after the hour mark when Viso scored a penalty in the 60th minute, and she completed her hat-trick with a third goal in the 80th minute, this time from open play. All five goals in the match arrived in distinct periods of pressure, with Santa Fe W controlling the tempo from start to finish.
Santa Fe W's dominance was evident across the key metrics, though specific game-state data is unavailable. The margin of victory was built on a high shot volume and clinical finishing, with Y. Viso the clear protagonist. Her three goals from four attempts would have generated a significant individual expected goals total, and her movement and positioning troubled the Llaneros defence throughout. M. Zamorano was also influential, providing one goal and one assist, while T. Marcano's assist for the second goal highlighted the visitors' effective interplay in the final third. The combination of Viso's finishing and Zamorano's creativity gave Santa Fe W a potent attacking duo that Llaneros W could not contain.
The discipline of the Santa Fe W side was tested, with three yellow cards awarded. J. Ortegon was booked in the 31st minute, followed by D. Garavito in the 71st and I. Diaz in the 73rd. These cautions did not materially affect the game, as Santa Fe W remained in control of the contest. The bookings came after the match was effectively decided, suggesting that Llaneros W attempted to disrupt the visitors' rhythm through physical challenges. Santa Fe W made six substitutions across the second half, indicating they had the depth to maintain their intensity, while Llaneros W made five changes but could not alter the pattern of play. The home side's inability to create sustained pressure after their own goal was a telling sign of the gulf in quality.
The result solidifies Santa Fe W's position near the top of the Liga Femenina table, as they continue to demonstrate the form that made them heavy pre-match favourites according to the Lemeister model. Their 55 per cent win probability was fully justified by a performance that featured clinical finishing and effective build-up play from the opening minutes. For Llaneros W, the defeat is a setback in their mid-table campaign, exposing defensive vulnerabilities that were ruthlessly exploited by a clinical visiting attack. The 4-1 scoreline accurately captured the gulf in quality on the day, with Santa Fe W's early blitz proving decisive and Viso's hat-trick serving as the defining individual performance of the round.
