Liga Femenina is a league competition in Colombia. Explore a dedicated page for following live scores, fixtures, results and standings, alongside player and team statistics in one place for easy reference. Recorded coverage spans six seasons from 2020 through 2025, giving visitors a consistent way to review available competition data across the recorded season range.
Upcoming matches, Liga Femenina
Semi-finals
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- Semi-finals
Santa Fe W
Millonarios W
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- Semi-finals
Deportivo Cali W
Atlético Nacional W
Estadio Deportivo Cali -
- Semi-finals
Millonarios W
Santa Fe W
Latest played matches, Liga Femenina
Semi-finals
Promotion Group - 6
Promotion Group - 5
Promotion Group - 4
Liga Femenina Standings
Liga Femenina Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Liga Femenina teams participation since 2020
History
| Team | Nb participations |
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| América de Cali W | 6 |
| Atlético Nacional W | 6 |
| Deportivo Cali W | 6 |
| Independiente Medellín W | 6 |
| La Equidad W | 6 |
| Millonarios W | 6 |
| Santa Fe W | 6 |
| Atlético Bucaramanga W | 5 |
| Real San Andrés W | 5 |
| Junior W | 5 |
| Llaneros W | 5 |
| Fortaleza | 4 |
| Deportivo Pasto W | 4 |
| Deportivo Pereira W | 3 |
| Atlético Huila | 2 |
| Cortuluá W | 2 |
| Deportes Tolima W | 2 |
| Orsomarso W | 2 |
| Internacional Palmira | 2 |
| Alianza W | 2 |
| Boyacá Chicó | 1 |
| Cúcuta Deportivo | 1 |
| Once Caldas W | 1 |
Liga Femenina top scorer teams
Liga Femenina About
Liga Femenina is a Colombian women’s football league that provides a national platform for clubs and players competing at the highest domestic level. It forms part of Colombia’s organised football ecosystem, helping develop elite talent, strengthen the women’s game and give leading players a route towards wider South American recognition.
Identity and purpose
The competition brings together clubs from across Colombia in a structured league environment. Its central purpose is sporting: to provide regular, meaningful matches, establish a national champion and create a demanding setting in which players and clubs can progress. The league also contributes to the visibility and professional development of women’s football in Colombia, connecting domestic competition with the broader football culture of South America.
Xtra-Stats records Liga Femenina from the 2020 season through 2025, covering six recorded seasons. Because regulations, participating clubs and scheduling can change between editions, season-specific statistics should be read in the context of the relevant campaign rather than treated as permanent competition rules.
Governance and place in Colombian football
Liga Femenina operates within Colombia’s national football structure, under regulations that define participation, competition procedures and disciplinary standards. Clubs must satisfy the applicable sporting and organisational requirements for entry. These requirements are intended to support a credible professional environment, including appropriate facilities, financial administration and the operational capacity needed to stage league matches.
The competition’s wider role is to concentrate high-level domestic talent in a recognised national championship. Strong performances can improve a club’s standing within Colombian football and may support access to wider continental opportunities when the relevant qualification routes are available. The precise qualification arrangements depend on the regulations and sporting results applying to each season.
How the competition works
The league is built around a regular competition phase in which clubs earn points through their results. The standard football standings system awards three points for a win, one for a draw and none for a defeat. Results are then used to rank the teams and determine progression under the regulations for that edition.
Descriptions of the competition’s structure indicate that some editions combine a league phase with a subsequent decisive stage, such as playoffs or quadrangular groups. The regular phase rewards consistency over a sustained programme of fixtures, while the later stage places greater emphasis on direct results and performance under pressure. The exact number of clubs, match rounds, groups and qualification places is not fixed across the recorded seasons, so those details should be checked against the individual season page.
Where teams finish level on points, competition regulations apply a sequence of sporting tiebreakers. Goal difference and goals scored are among the ranking criteria identified for the league. Other criteria, including head-to-head or disciplinary records, may depend on the edition’s regulations; they should not be assumed to apply identically in every season.
Calendar and progression
Liga Femenina follows a seasonal calendar that can be organised as a single annual championship or as a campaign with distinct opening and concluding phases. The competition normally progresses from its initial league schedule towards the decisive stage, with the title determined at the end of the relevant season. The timing and format of the final phase can change, making the season selected particularly important when comparing fixtures, tables or records.
In elimination or aggregate contests, a tied score may be settled through extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shootout where the applicable regulations require it. These procedures are not automatically the same as the rules used to rank teams during the league phase.
The title and its significance
Winning Liga Femenina is the clearest measure of domestic success in Colombian women’s club football. The champion gains sporting prestige and strengthens its place in the competition’s history, while successful clubs and players can attract greater attention from supporters, broadcasters and potential sponsors. The league’s value therefore extends beyond the final table: it supports player development, raises competitive standards and gives Colombian women’s football a visible national stage.
For reliable historical comparisons, consult each recorded season separately. That approach preserves the differences between editions while keeping the competition’s enduring identity clear: Liga Femenina is Colombia’s national women’s league and a key part of the country’s football pathway.