A spot in the semifinals is on the line, and Toluca is determined not to waste the impressive season they’ve had in their pursuit of the Liga MX title. However, Club América stands as a formidable opponent and holds an advantage from the first leg.
In the previous match, Las Águilas secured a 2-0 victory thanks to a brace from Uruguayan forward Rodrigo Aguirre, with both goals set up by Brian Rodríguez.
Toluca vs. América Betting Odds and Info
Toluca 2.04 | América 3.375 | Draw Offs: 3.58 |
When? | Saturday, November 30 at 6:00 pm ET, 5:00 pm CST, 4:00 pm MT, 3:00 pm PT |
Where? | Estadio Nemesio Díez |
Where can I watch it? | ViX, TUDN, Azteca 7, and Univision |
Why bet on Toluca?
Toluca has been one of the standout teams this season in Mexico, but their success will only hold meaning for their fans if they can capture the championship—a feat they haven’t achieved since 2010. Since then, the Diablos have been runners-up three times.
To keep their title hopes alive, Renato Paiva’s squad will need to overturn the result from the first leg.
One factor that might have contributed to Toluca’s struggles was their lack of competitive rhythm. While América stayed sharp by competing in the Play-In, Toluca had not played an official match since November 9—19 days before the first leg. Though the break may have helped them recover physically, it seemed to cost them their edge. Now,they’ll need to leave that behind as they return to the Nemesio Díez Stadium, where their passionate fans will demand a comeback.
Toluca’s home form provides reason for optimism. They remain unbeaten at home this semester, with seven wins and two draws, giving them a solid foundation for a potential turnaround.
However, the team’s recent overall form is concerning, with just one win in their last four matches. The time to bounce back is now before it’s too late.
Paulinho has been Toluca’s standout player and the league’s top scorer with 13 goals, also contributing five assists.
The only reported injury for Toluca is Paraguayan fullback Juan Escobar, who remains sidelined.
Why bet on América?
Club América is one of Mexico’s strongest teams, a fact underscored by its status as the reigning champion, even though the regular season performance fell short of its fans’ expectations.
The first leg was a standout night for Uruguayans on the team, as the assists for both Aguirre’s goals came from countryman Brian Rodríguez.
Club América reached the quarterfinals after finishing eighth in the regular season and advancing through the Play-In stage, where they defeated Tijuana in a penalty shootout.
Their recent form has been solid, with only two losses in their last 10 matches. However, one of those defeats came on the road against Toluca, where they suffered a heavy 4-0 loss—a result that, if repeated, would eliminate them from contention to defend their title.
Veteran striker Henry Martín leads the team with eight goals, followed by Aguirre with seven. Their 31 goals this season make them one of the league’s most potent attacks.
Despite their attacking prowess, their home form has been weak, with only two wins in 10 matches this semester. Not playing at the Azteca Stadium was a big hit for this team.
Both Martín and Chilean midfielder Diego Valdés are entering this match with fitness concerns.
Final Betting Analysis: Toluca vs. América
Earlier this semester, these teams faced off at the Nemesio Díez Stadium, with Toluca delivering a resounding 4-0 win. The goals in that match came from Jesús Gallardo, Jesús Angulo, Paulinho, and Luan.
The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have Toluca as the favorite. Their Moneyline shows 2.04, América has 3.375, and the draw is at 3.58.
Toluca is a formidable team at home, and they are expected to showcase that strength in this match by securing a victory. However, the qualification will go to América, who will continue their mission to defend their crown. Go for a 2-1.
Go for a win for Toluca. If you bet $100 at 2.04, you will gain $104 for a total payout of $204.
Toluca vs. América Betting Pick: Toluca
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