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CD Aguila Women - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Played matches CD Aguila Women

17.05.25

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

CD Aguila Women

ESLF

14.05.25

CD Aguila Women

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

ESLF

09.05.25

CD Aguila Women

AD Isidro Metapan Women

ESLF

24.04.25

CD Aguila Women

Fuerte San Francisco Women

ESLF

19.04.25

CD Aguila Women

Municipal Limeno Women

ESLF

08.04.25

CD Cacahuatique Women

CD Aguila Women

ESLF

08.03.25

CD Aguila Women

CD Dragon Women

ESLF

01.03.25

CD Aguila Women

CD Cacahuatique Women

ESLF

25.02.25

CD Luis Angel Firpo Women

CD Aguila Women

ESLF

07.12.24

CD Aguila Women

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

ESLF

03.12.24

CD Aguila Women

CD Platense Women

ESLF

09.11.24

CD Aguila Women

Municipal Limeno Women

ESLF

20.10.24

CD Aguila Women

CD Luis Angel Firpo Women

ESLF

17.09.24

CD Luis Angel Firpo Women

CD Aguila Women

ESLF

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Overall statistics

CD Aguila Women

CD Aguila Women

Played games: 14

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

21

1.5

1.07

15

Under/Over

1.5

4

29%

71%

10

2.5

7

50%

50%

7

3.5

9

64%

36%

5

Both scored games (Yes/No)

5

36%

64%

9

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

4

29%

71%

10

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

8

57%

43%

6

El Salvador Liga Feminina Results

05/24/2025 00:00

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

Municipal Limeno Women

05/18/2025 21:30

Municipal Limeno Women

CD Fas Asdefuf Women

05/17/2025 21:00

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

CD Aguila Women

05/15/2025 23:00

CD Fas Asdefuf Women

Municipal Limeno Women

05/14/2025 17:00

CD Aguila Women

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

05/11/2025 21:30

Municipal Limeno Women

CD Platense Women

05/10/2025 15:52

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

CD Cacahuatique Women

05/09/2025 21:00

CD Aguila Women

AD Isidro Metapan Women

05/09/2025 21:00

CD Fas Asdefuf Women

CD Dragon Women

05/04/2025 21:30

CD Cacahuatique Women

Alianza FC San Salvador Women

CD Águila Women Football Club is a professional women's football team based in San Miguel, El Salvador. The club is the women's section of the renowned CD Águila, one of the most historic and successful football institutions in El Salvador. Established to promote and develop women's football in the eastern region of the country, CD Águila Women has quickly grown as a competitive side in the Salvadoran women's football league.The team plays their home matches at the Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza, a stadium also used by the men's team, located in San Miguel. The club’s iconic colors are orange and black, and the team’s crest features the eagle, symbolizing strength and pride.CD Águila Women has developed a passionate supporter base, following the tradition of their male counterpart. Their fans, known as "Emplumadas," show strong loyalty and enthusiastic support at all matches. Although a relatively new team in Salvadoran women's football, they have already achieved notable milestones and continue to grow in reputation and performance.Throughout its short history, CD Águila Women has showcased several talented players, contributing significantly to the progress of women's football in the country. The club is committed to youth development and women's empowerment through sport, remaining a key player in the future of Salvadoran football.

Team:	CD Águila Women
Full name:	Club Deportivo Águila Femenino
Country:	El Salvador
Nickname:	Las Emplumadas, Las Negras y Naranjas
Founded:	2017
Colors:	Orange & Black
Stadium:	Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza 10,000 seats
Address:	4a Calle Poniente y 17 Avenida Sur, San Miguel, El Salvador
Telephone:	+503 2661 4170
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://cdaguila.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of CD Águila Women

Founded

Club Deportivo Águila Femenino, known as CD Águila Women, was formed in 2017 as the women's team of the prestigious CD Águila. The women's side was established with the aim to promote female participation in football in the eastern part of El Salvador, especially for the city of San Miguel, where CD Águila is a symbol of sporting pride.

From its inception, CD Águila Women has been a competitive side in the Salvadoran Primera División Femenina. Rapidly assembling a roster of homegrown talents and experienced players, the team established itself as a regular contender in domestic championships.

Despite being a relatively new club, CD Águila Women has reached play-off phases in various seasons and continue to grow both in performance and structure, fostering the next generation of female talent and helping raise the profile of women’s football in El Salvador.

Finances and Ownership

CD Águila Women operates as the women's football arm of CD Águila, which is one of the most popular, historic, and commercially viable football clubs in El Salvador. The main club is owned and managed by local Salvadoran ownership groups, with support from both private sponsors and the community of San Miguel.

While the resources allocated to the women's team have traditionally been more limited compared to the men's side, recent years have seen increasing investment in women's football nationwide, with the club benefiting from financial assistance provided by the Salvadoran Football Federation for the women’s league.

CD Águila Women also benefits from the club’s merchandising, matchday revenues, and partnerships with local sponsors, ensuring sustained growth and a platform for player development.

Popular Culture

CD Águila, both men’s and women’s teams, has one of the most passionate and loyal fanbases in El Salvador, known as “La Barra Emplumada.” The women’s team carries on this proud tradition, with supporters regularly attending matches and backing the "Emplumadas" both at home and away. The orange and black colors are worn with pride, not just in San Miguel but by Águila fans across the country.

The Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza is renowned for its energetic and festive atmosphere, with the club anthem and local music echoing on matchdays. The crest, with its iconic eagle, remains a symbol of pride and aspiration in Salvadoran sport.

CD Águila Women also participate in community initiatives that promote female participation in football, as well as school programs to identify and nurture young talent. The club's increasing visibility has helped advance conversations about women's empowerment and sports in El Salvadoran society.

Players

CD Águila Women features a blend of rising stars and experienced leaders within their squad. The club prioritizes the development of homegrown talents and has also welcomed leading figures from across the region to raise the standard of women’s football in El Salvador.

Famous Players

Several prominent players have represented CD Águila Women over the years. Some of the most notable are:

Daniela Castro: A talented forward and iconic figure of the squad, known for her goal-scoring ability and leadership on the pitch.
Nubia Henríquez: One of the most experienced defenders in the Salvadoran league and a key part of the club’s backline.
Yolanda Orellana: A dynamic midfielder, known for her vision and ability to control play in the center of the park.
Lizeth López: Goalkeeper and frequent captain, celebrated for her performances and saves in vital matches.
Andrea Recinos: A versatile attacker with several standout performances in domestic competitions.

These players have contributed significantly to the club’s progress and have played a crucial role in building a strong reputation for CD Águila Women in national football.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇸🇻 Daniela Castro	Forward	32	40	0.80
2	🇸🇻 Andrea Recinos	Forward	21	34	0.62
3	🇸🇻 Yolanda Orellana	Midfielder	18	42	0.43
4	🇸🇻 Viviana Alexander	Forward	14	39	0.36
5	🇸🇻 Nubia Henríquez	Defender	11	50	0.22

Typical Squad

CD Águila Women typically lines up with a balanced 4-3-3 formation, which provides both offensive power and defensive solidity:

Goalkeeper: The last line of defense, responsible for organization and leadership from the back. Frequently, Lizeth López stands between the posts, known for her consistency and reliability.
Defenders: The team usually fields a back four, with experienced names such as Nubia Henríquez at center back and emerging young talents in the full-back positions.
Midfielders: Central to the team’s tactical approach, players like Yolanda Orellana offer both defensive cover and creative distribution.
Forwards: The attacking trident is led by prolific talents, most notably Daniela Castro and Andrea Recinos, who provide the goal threat and attacking width.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks the club’s continued presence in the Primera División Femenina de El Salvador. CD Águila Women aims to compete at the highest level domestically and develop players for the national team.

Goalkeepers
Updating	1	Lizeth López	🇸🇻	El Salvador	07/05/1999
Updating	22	Sandra Méndez	🇸🇻	El Salvador	19/11/2001
Defenders
Updating	3	Nubia Henríquez	🇸🇻	El Salvador	16/03/1997
Updating	5	Melissa Flores	🇸🇻	El Salvador	20/04/2002
Updating	6	Claudia Meléndez	🇸🇻	El Salvador	10/09/2000
Updating	14	Karla Perdomo	🇸🇻	El Salvador	12/01/2003
Midfielders
Updating	8	Yolanda Orellana	🇸🇻	El Salvador	15/06/1998
Updating	10	Viviana Alexander	🇸🇻	El Salvador	21/08/2000
Updating	17	Stephany Martínez	🇸🇻	El Salvador	11/03/2001
Forwards
Updating	9	Daniela Castro	🇸🇻	El Salvador	29/10/1999
Updating	19	Andrea Recinos	🇸🇻	El Salvador	27/12/2001
Updating	7	Norma Amaya	🇸🇻	El Salvador	08/04/1998
Manager
Updating		Carlos Recinos	🇸🇻	El Salvador	07/04/1950
Ass. Manager
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Coach

CD Águila Women, the women’s football section of Club Deportivo Águila from El Salvador, has seen the stewardship of several influential coaches shaping its competitive trajectory in Salvadoran women’s football. Since the team's formation, CD Águila Women have developed a reputation for their resilient team spirit and determination to grow within the Liga Mayor de Fútbol Femenino (LMFF). The coaches listed below have been central figures in driving the club's progress and competitive achievements in recent years:

Mario Benítez: Taking charge in 2022, Benítez has been instrumental in leading Águila Women into the regular playoff stages of the LMFF, implementing a more attacking philosophy, and focusing on youth development within the squad.
Claudia Payes: As one of the team’s first head coaches in 2019, Payes built the initial foundation of professionalism and tactical discipline, helping establish Águila Women as a competitive side in Salvadoran women’s football.
Katherine Martínez: Appointed as interim coach in 2021, Martínez stabilized team morale during a period of transition and guided the squad through the league campaign, ensuring continuity and fostering young talent.

These coaches, among others, have played a crucial role in the emergence and development of CD Águila Women, contributing to the ongoing growth of women’s football in El Salvador.

Period	Manager	Country	born
15/08/2022 – present	Mario Benítez	El Salvador	Updating…
12/07/2021 – 10/08/2022	Katherine Martínez	El Salvador	Updating…
01/08/2019 – 30/06/2021	Claudia Payes	El Salvador	Updating…
01/01/2018 – 31/07/2019	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…

Crests and Colors

Club Deportivo Águila Women, known as CD Águila Women, is an established women’s football team based in San Miguel, El Salvador. The club’s crest and colors are central to its identity, echoing the legacy of the CD Águila men’s side.

The current crest of CD Águila Women is modeled after the main club's iconic shield. It features a black background with an orange border, a prominent golden eagle with wings spread wide—the symbol of strength, vision, and freedom. The eagle is placed above a football, signifying the club’s footballing passion. Above the eagle, the name “C.D. Águila” is inscribed in bold, representing both tradition and ambition. Previous iterations of the crest have mainly evolved in graphic style but have always retained the eagle and primary color themes since the team’s founding.

CD Águila Women’s traditional colors are black and orange. The main kit usually features black shirts and shorts with orange trims and highlights, reflecting vibrancy and power. The away kits have occasionally included white or grey with subtle orange and black motifs, but the identity has always revolved around the classic orange-black palette. These colors connect the women’s team closely to the broader CD Águila brand and its supporters.

Over the years, minor adjustments have been made to modernize the eagle emblem and streamline the color shades for greater visual contrast, but the essence of CD Águila’s symbolism remains unchanged—a tribute to the glorious history of San Miguel’s most famous club.

Fan Club

CD Águila Women enjoy significant support from a loyal and spirited fanbase, which mirrors the devotion shown to the men's side. The largest organized fan group is known as “La Barra de Águila Femenino.”

“La Barra de Águila Femenino” stands out for its unwavering encouragement, organizing vibrant displays, flags, and songs at every home and away match. The supporters are identifiable by their black and orange attire and their enthusiasm in cheering, singing, and supporting the team regardless of the outcome. The Barra fosters an atmosphere of inclusivity and pride both inside the stadium and through community involvement in San Miguel.

Beyond the organized Barra, CD Águila Women’s matches frequently see attendance from families and long-time supporters of Salvadoran women’s football. Many fans are proud to see the progress and recognition women's football has achieved and continue to support the club’s mission in promoting the sport at all levels in El Salvador.

Stadium

CD Águila Women play their home matches at Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza, situated in San Miguel, El Salvador. The stadium has a current capacity of approximately 10,000 spectators.

Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza was inaugurated in 1956 and is named after the legendary Salvadoran footballer Juan Francisco Barraza. It is renowned as the footballing epicenter of eastern El Salvador and is shared with the men's CD Águila team and occasionally hosts other local events.

The stadium has undergone significant renovations throughout its history, with major upgrades to the seating, pitch, and lighting systems completed most recently in the late 2010s. The improvements have ensured safety, comfort, and a vibrant match-day experience for all fans attending Águila Women’s games. The venue stands as a symbol of local pride and sporting history and remains an integral part of the club’s identity.

Honours and Awards

CD Águila Women, since their establishment, have rapidly become a symbol of competitiveness and ambition in Salvadoran women’s football. Their dedication has brought recognition and growing lists of domestic achievements.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Salvadoran Women's League	1	Winner	2022 Clausura
2	Salvadoran Women's League	1	Runner-up	2021 Apertura
3	CONCACAF Competitions	-	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about CD Águila Women

Q: When was CD Águila Women established?

A: CD Águila Women were officially founded in 2019 as part of the club’s commitment to the growth of women’s football in El Salvador.

Q: What league does CD Águila Women play in?

A: The team competes in the Liga Femenina de El Salvador, the highest level of women’s football in the country.

Q: What are the traditional colors of CD Águila Women?

A: Their traditional colors are black and orange, reflecting the legacy of the main CD Águila club.

Q: Where does CD Águila Women play their home games?

A: The team plays at Estadio Juan Francisco Barraza in San Miguel, El Salvador, which has a capacity of around 10,000 spectators.

Q: What is the meaning of the eagle in the crest?

A: The eagle is a symbol of vision, strength, and freedom, honoring both the club’s name (“Águila” means “eagle” in Spanish) and its local roots.

Q: Has CD Águila Women won any major titles?

A: Yes, CD Águila Women won their first Salvadoran Women's League title in the 2022 Clausura season and were runners-up in the 2021 Apertura.

Q: Who is the main supporter group of CD Águila Women?

A: The largest supporter group is known as “La Barra de Águila Femenino”, recognized for their passionate displays and colorful support at matches.

Q: Has CD Águila Women participated in international competitions?

A: As of now, CD Águila Women have not yet featured in international or regional (CONCACAF) women's tournaments, but the club hopes to qualify in coming seasons.

Q: How can I follow CD Águila Women’s matches and latest news?

A: Supporters can follow updates through the club’s official social media channels, Liga Femenina news outlets, and dedicated sections on Betimate for fixtures and statistics.

Q: Is there a youth development program for CD Águila Women?

A: Yes, the club supports a youth academy to nurture local female footballing talent for future seasons.

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