Liga MX Matchday 14 Roundup

Liga MX Matchday 14 Roundup

Written by: Gambyl Nation Editorial Team
on April 10, 2023
at 3:37 pm
filed in Betting, Football, Liga MX

Weekend with many surprises in the Matchday 14 of Liga MX where the leader fell, one of the candidates suffered a shameful defeat, and 5 teams qualified for the next phase.

In other results, Querétaro prevailed at the home of Tijuana by 1-2 and are ninth; Pumas turned the score around and beat Atlético San Luis 3-1 to stay in the fight, while Juárez and Atlas drew 1-1 in a result that does not favor either of them as both are out of the playoffs with 14 points.

Monterrey, Toluca, América, León, Pachuca, and Chivas are so far the only ones that have qualified for the Final Phase and Rayados only needs 1 point to make sure they are directly in the quarterfinals.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – Club América 2-1 Monterrey

When:

Sunday, April 8th –11:10 pm ET at the Estadio Azteca

Moneyline odds:

América +112

Monterrey +238

Draw offs:

+255

Where Can I Watch it?

TUDN

Monterrey continues as the super leader of the tournament, with a 6-point difference over the second, but this Saturday they were defeated by América 2-1, one of their rivals in the fight for the title. It was a night of too many emotions where the goalkeepers were the protagonists of the match.

Rayados began winning with a very good goal from Maxi Meza, who hit hard and from the right after a very quick start from his team. However, at minute 36, Esteban Andrada tried to keep the ball from going out for the corner kick and made a mistake, leaving the ball loose in the area and with an empty goal. Diego Valdés took advantage and pushed the ball for the tie.

Already 10 minutes from the end Federico Viñas made it 2-1 and at 90′ the goalkeeper Luis Malagón saved a penalty from Joan Rojas to give the victory to the Águilas, who flew to third place with 27 points. Andrada was also sent off on the last play.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – Santos Laguna 1-4 Pachuca

When:

Sunday, April 9th – 06:05 pm ET at the Estadio Nuevo Corona

Moneyline odds:

Santos Laguna +156

Pachuca +170

Draw offs:

+246

Where Can I Watch it?

Vix+

Pachuca also advanced to the next round after crushing Santos as a visitor 1-4 and showing that they are ready to fight to defend their crown. The Colombian Cristian Arango scored his first goal since his arrival at the Tuzos and paved the way for his team. Avilés Hurtado, Israel Luna, and Dória (own goal) scored the other goals for those led by Guillermo Almada, while Javier Correa scored for the Laguneros who are in eleventh position with 16 points and their pass to the next phase is in danger.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – Chivas 1-1 Necaxa

When:

Sunday, April 8th –07:00 pm ET at the Akron stadium

Moneyline odds:

Chivas -152

Necaxa +400

Draw offs:

+310

Where Can I Watch it?

TUDN

Chivas joined the first 5 teams and entered the Final Phase after beating Necaxa 1-0 with a solitary goal from Pavel Pérez. On the side of the Eléctricos, they are 16th with 13 points and are in a difficult situation.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – Puebla 1-2 Toluca

When:

Saturday, April 07th – 08:05 pm ET at Estadio Cuauhtémoc

Moneyline odds:

Puebla +224

Toluca +117

Draw offs:

+255

Where Can I Watch it?

TUDN

The second in the table is Toluca, which prevailed on its visit to Puebla 1-2 with goals from Edgar López and goalkeeper Tiago Volpi from a penalty, all before 15 minutes. The locals managed to discount at 75′ with Facundo Waller but it was not enough. La Franja is tenth with 16 points.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – León 0-0 Cruz Azul

When:

Sunday, April 8th – 08:05 pm ET at Estadio León

Moneyline odds:

León +119

Cruz Azul +224

Draw offs:

+255

Where Can I Watch it?

TUDN

León did not go beyond a goalless draw with Cruz Azul that helped them advance to the next phase but dropped them to fourth place. The Esmeraldas do not want to leave the select group that will go directly to the quarterfinals, while the Máquina stagnated in eighth place with 21 points.

Liga MX Matchday 14 – Tigres 1-2 Mazatlán – Betting Favorite

When:

Saturday, April 08th – 09:05 pm ET at Estadio Universitario

Moneyline odds:

Tigres -319

Mazatlán +840

Draw offs:

+460

Where Can I Watch it?

TUDN

Tigres, Tigres, Tigres… The thing about “Chima” Ruiz’s team is already very embarrassing and is that, despite being greatly strengthened and having a team with top-level players, they already have 4 consecutive defeats, and this time they lost at home with Mazatlán, the last of the tournament with only 4 points.

The Cañoneros surprised everyone with two goals in the first half, scored by Miguel Sansores and Francisco Venegas, and then they defended very well, turning goalkeeper Ricardo Gutiérrez into the figure of the match. Those from Monterrey could only score at minute 76 with Sebastián Córdova and now they are seventh with 21 points and need a miracle to enter the top 4.