Santa Fe beats Millonarios 2-1, reaches fourth straight women's final
Independiente Santa Fe overturned a 2-2 aggregate draw to defeat city rivals Millonarios 2-1 and will face Deportivo Cali for the 2026 Liga Betplay Femenina title.

KEY POINTS
- Santa Fe beat Millonarios 2-1 (4-3 aggregate) to reach the 2026 women's league final
- Daniela Garavito scored the first-half opener for Santa Fe at El Campín
- Santa Fe will face Deportivo Cali in the final for the third consecutive year
- First leg set for September 22 in Tunja due to El Campín pitch repairs
- Deportivo Cali won the previous two finals against Santa Fe (2024, 2025)
Independiente Santa Fe defeated Millonarios 2-1 at El Campín stadium on September 20, advancing to the Liga Betplay Femenina 2026 final with a 4-3 aggregate score. Daniela Garavito scored the opening goal in the 36th minute, putting Santa Fe ahead before halftime.
Millonarios, seeking their first-ever women's final appearance, pushed for an equalizer in the second half but could not break through Santa Fe's defense. The visitors added a second goal to secure the victory and their fourth consecutive final berth.
“Las Leonas vencieron 2-1 a su rival de patio en el partido de vuelta de las semifinales y se quedaron con una serie que terminó 4-3 en el marcador global.”
Santa Fe will now face Deportivo Cali in the championship series, a rematch of the previous two finals both won by Cali. The first leg is scheduled for September 22 at 7:00 p.m. at Estadio de la Independencia in Tunja, as El Campín undergoes pitch recovery.
Deportivo Cali enters the final after a dominant semifinal performance, thrashing Atlético Nacional 4-0 in the second leg. Santa Fe coach Ómar Ramírez guided his side through an irregular campaign that required a comeback against their biggest rivals.
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