Since the creation Women’s MX League, women’s clubs have become dependent on their institutions in Liga MX. And although at present there is no increase and decrease in Mexico, the table of the quotient in Feminine is very different from that of men.
Many women’s leagues around the world, mainly in Europe, such as Spain, France, England or Germany, have a promotion and relegation system detached from their men’s teams, but could not be sustained in Mexico, so The MX Women’s League has become a mirror of the MX League and each club was required to have its own women’s division.
Some clubs like it Tigers, Stripes, America, Chivas or Pachuca they put a little more than interest in your projects to have a good representation in the “pink” league, but others like Necaxa only met the requirement.
Independent descent-ascent
For example, in the Spanish Iberdrola League Villarreal does not appear because the team in which the Mexican Rubí Soto plays did not manage to get the promotion, but in LaLiga The Yellow Submarine is competing for European positions today.
Another case is that of FA WSL, English women’s league, where last year Liverpool went downWhile in the Premier League, the Reds are defending their title this 2020-2021 season.
Who would go down in the Women’s MX League?
In an exercise of what would be the table of coefficients in the Women’s MX League contemplating the period that the MX League has, which is from A2018, throws Necaxa as those intended for descent.
With an approximate calculation (it must be remembered that C2020 was suspended and a generation of doubles matches should be played) the Aguascalientes team has a coefficient of 0.48780488, the result of the 82 matches played and only 40 points in total. This differs from male, where Atlas is the most likely candidate for “offspring” by 0.8989 until the cut of this fifth day. For women, Rojinegras enjoys a good margin in the coefficient, being at the top with 2.07317073, just below the two clubs Nuevo León.
FC Juárez and San Luis are among those that maintain their trend in both men and women. On the one hand, Brava ranks 17th in coefficient with 0.73170732 (remembering that what was done by Lobos BUAP is added here), and in males they are number 16 with 1.1591 of coefficient.
Potosins have 0.74 and are penultimate, understanding the volatility of their result. In turn, in the men’s team the San Luis is penultimate with a ratio of 0.9630.
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