Pelicanger scores his President Penalty as Atlético Parceros FC win the Kings Cup Mexico 6-4 against Los Chamos FC
Two ties won on Shootouts, a 3-0 lead inside seven minutes and a 5-4 that went down to the 38th minute: how James Rodríguez and Pelicanger’s side lifted the Kings Cup Mexico.
Atlético Parceros FC are the Kings Cup Openbank Mexico champions. James Rodríguez and Pelicanger’s side beat Los Chamos FC 6-4 on Saturday 24 October at El Domo Openbank. Juan Tilano, MVP of the final, scored twice and Pelicanger converted his President Penalty in the 7th minute.
Atlético Parceros FC reached the title from the Quarter-Finals, with two knockout ties settled in Shootouts, against Aniquiladores FC and KRÜ FC. Karen Torres’ Los Chamos FC pulled it back to 5-4 in the 34th minute, but Alex Mosquera wrapped up the final four minutes later.
Three Parceros goals in seven minutes
Juan Tilano opened the scoring in the 2nd minute. In the 7th, Alexis Gómez scored a penalty and Pelicanger converted his President Penalty to make it 3-0 to Atlético Parceros FC. In that same minute, Obed Martínez activated his Star Player Card and Christian Lagunas pulled one back with a Shootout: 3-1 at half-time.
Blow for blow after the break
Lagunas scored his second in the 21st minute to bring Karen Torres’ side within one at 3-2. Tilano replied in the 22nd for his brace and Juan Cisneros cut the gap again in that same minute: 4-3 in the 22nd minute.
Andrés Osorno made it 5-3 in the 30th and Pablo Medina 5-4 in the 34th. Alex Mosquera scored the 6-4 in the 38th minute, the Victory Goal, and James Rodríguez and Pelicanger’s side lifted the Kings Cup Mexico at El Domo Openbank.
From Shootouts to the title
Atlético Parceros FC got past Aniquiladores FC in the Quarter-Finals with a 4-4 draw and a 2-1 Shootout win, then knocked KRÜ FC out on Shootouts in the Semi-Finals after another 4-4, winning that shootout 2-0. In the final against Los Chamos FC they won without one: 6-4, with Juan Tilano as MVP.
Los Chamos FC came into the final after an 8-2 win over Galácticos del Caribe in the Quarter-Finals and a comeback from 1-4 down against Raniza FC in the Semi-Finals. Christian Lagunas, MVP of that Semi-Final, scored a Shootout and a goal in the final.
The Golden Crown 2026 gala, with seven categories up for grabs, takes place on 30 November.
