Huracanes Izcalli Break Through: First Win of the Season Shakes Up Liga Premier Serie B’s Lower Ranks

On a cool Saturday evening at Estadio Hugo Sánchez Márquez, the narrative of Liga Premier Serie B’s early season took a sharp turn as Huracanes Izcalli finally found their footing, dispatching Caja Oblatos CFD with a convincing 3-0 victory. For a club mired in a four-match losing streak, this was not just a win. It was catharsis—a release of pent-up frustration that had been building since August, when Izcalli last tasted anything but defeat.

From the opening whistle, Huracanes Izcalli looked a side transformed. The pace was brisk, the passing crisp, and the intent clear. The breakthrough came as early as the 15th minute, with Izcalli’s attack exploiting a lapse in Caja Oblatos’ backline. A surgical move down the right flank caught the defenders scrambling, and though the goalscorer’s name remains unconfirmed, the finish—a powerful low strike—left the Caja Oblatos keeper with no chance. The early goal injected not only belief into the home stands, but a sense of inevitability into a team that had failed to score first in its previous matches.

The first half continued to unfold with Izcalli pressing aggressively. Each tackle, each interception signaled the team’s determination to shed their reputation as Liga Premier Serie B’s basement dwellers. Caja Oblatos, meanwhile, looked unsettled. Coming into the contest with just one point from four outings and their own winless run, Oblatos struggled to stitch together coherent counterattacks. Their front line, so promising in moments earlier this season, was kept silent by Izcalli’s retooled defensive shape.

After halftime, the match’s tone hardened. Izcalli, perhaps wary of squandering their advantage—having conceded four to Aguacateros CDU at home in August—chose discipline over recklessness. That patience paid dividends in the 52nd minute, when a corner kick led to chaos in Caja Oblatos’ box. An Izcalli midfielder pounced, redirecting the loose ball past a mass of bodies and into the net. The second goal was celebrated with the kind of ferocity reserved for a team finally seeing light after weeks in the dark.

By this stage, the visitors’ resistance was crumbling. A third goal arrived in the 69th minute, again the product of Izcalli’s ability to anticipate, press, and punish mistakes. The scorer, whose name remains unconfirmed, was emblematic of the day—finding space where none seemed available, lashing a shot past a static Oblatos defense. Three goals up, Izcalli did not relent. Instead, they managed the closing stages with a maturity that had eluded them in prior weeks.

No red cards marred the contest, but tempers frayed late, particularly from the visitors. Their frustration was palpable—the realization sinking in that another opportunity had slipped away. For Caja Oblatos, who managed only a solitary point so far this season with a lone draw at Deportivo Ayense, the defeat leaves them just one rung above the bottom, with their defensive frailties exposed anew.

For Huracanes Izcalli, tonight’s victory was historic in the context of recent suffering. Having shipped a total of 13 goals across their previous four fixtures—including heavy defeats against FC Racing and Gorilas de Juanacatlan—Izcalli’s newfound solidity was as much psychological as tactical. This result, a three-goal clean sheet, propels them off the mark. The gap to Caja Oblatos narrows to a single point, injecting renewed urgency into the struggle to climb out of the league’s bottom tier.

Head-to-head, these teams have rarely met with such high stakes for both. The mutual desperation produced a frenetic match, but Izcalli’s ability to seize momentum now gives them hope as the campaign unfolds. They have yet to draw or win before tonight, but on this evidence, the potential for resurgence exists—if they can build on the lessons learned in composure and organization.

Looking forward, the stakes intensify. Huracanes Izcalli’s next challenge will be to string together consecutive results—a feat unachieved this term—while Caja Oblatos must confront their own slide into uncertainty. With relegation worries mounting and only the slimmest buffer separating them from the foot of the table, every fixture now carries existential weight.

No team’s season is defined in October, but tonight, Huracanes Izcalli offered a reminder: one win can redraw the lines of possibility. For their supporters, hope returned to the Estadio Hugo Sánchez Márquez. For the league’s lower ranks, the fight just got a lot more interesting.