Dimayor Women’s League: here are the schedules of the matches of the 6th day

Day 6 of the Dimayor Women’s League of Colombia starts and here is the full list of matches with days, times, places, transmission channels and more details so you don’t miss your favorite team’s match and the rest of this date.

Independent Medellin-Atletico Bucaramanga
Day: 03/11
Time: 3:15 p.m.
Stadium: METROPOLITAN D’ITAGUI
Transmission: Win+

Boyaca Chico-Santa Fe
Day: 03/11
Time: 3:15 p.m.
Stadium: SANTIAGO DE LAS ATALAYAS
Transmission: Win+

Atlético Huila vs America de Cali
Day: 03/11
Time: 3:15 p.m.
Stadium: WILLIAM PLAZAS ALCID
Transmission: Win+

Deportivo Cali-Atletico Nacional
Day: 03/11
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Stadium: DEPORTIVO CALI
Transmission: Win+

Professional women’s football is recent in Colombia, it was founded at the end of 2016 under the name of La Liga Femenina Dimayor, although its first tournament was held the following year, in 2017.

As its name suggests, the Dimayor Women’s League is part of Dimayor, which means the Major division of Colombian football, which belongs to the South American Confederation (Conmebol) of the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA).

In the Dimayor Women’s League, 17 clubs participate, which compete for a championship consisting of four phases.

The first phase is called “All against all”, where -as the name suggests- all the teams of the Dimayor Women’s League compete in 17 days.

The next three stages are knockout stages, to which the eight best teams from the previous day will qualify, where they will play the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final in home and away matches. The champion and runner-up represent Colombia in the 2022 Women’s Copa Libertadores.

It should be mentioned that eight games are played on each date, as there are 17 teams that make up the league, i.e. an odd number, one rests every week.

Although it is a long tournament, with 17 rounds back and forth, it is not won by whoever scores the most points, but rather by the top eight teams who compete in a single elimination, first in the quarter-finals, then in the semi-finals and then in the final. final.

In its history, the Dimayor Women’s League has had four champions: Santa Fe, with two championships; América de Cali, Atlético Huila and Deportivo Calí, each with a championship.