Concacaf W Champions Cup final to pit Club América against Washington Spirit

Camberos, who captains the Mexican side and plays for the national team, played for Angel City and Bay FC in between a first stint with América and her current tenure, while Geyse last played for Gotham. The Brazilian forward lifted the inaugural Concacaf trophy with the New Jersey-based side almost a year ago to the day. She also scored in Gotham’s semifinal match last year — against América.

Club América 4, Gotham FC 1 At the Estadio Hidalgo in Pachuca, Mexico, Camberos and Geyse combined forces to achieve unbeatable success, overwhelming a Gotham defense that has done considerable shuffling of late to compensate for injuries. Camberos produced a hat trick, while Geyse had three assists. The two combined for América’s first two goals in the 21st and 57th minutes.

In the second half, Geyse collected her third assist, finding midfielder Aylín Aviléz in the 70th, and Camberos topped off her scoring with a converted penalty in the 89th. América’s win continues its strong run of form. On Sunday, the team overcame a 1-0 aggregate deficit in the Liga MX Clausura (which denotes the second half of the season) to defeat Monterrey 3-0 in front of a record-breaking crowd of 26,670.

“The fans always give us a boost,” Camberos said after the game of the supporters who traveled. “Even in the final we had just a few days ago, they were very important for us. Given the result and how they motivated us during that game, they really showed up for us, no?