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<h2>The Clausura 2020 is right around the corner and many players will showcase their skills in the next few months throughout the tournament but whi...

<h2>Toluca has been a disappointment in recent tournaments with poor results and lack of production on the field and that is why for the 2020 Clausur...

<h2>After being an undisputed defender for various Liga MX clubs teams as well in Europe, Francisco J. Rodriguez will take a new opportunity that is ...

The Liga MX returns in a matter of days, and we kick-off with some entertaining matches that are worth watching, and you don't want to miss.

This past season from Chivas was a forgettable one, if it wasn't for Mexican Striker Pulido being the leading scorer for this past tournament it would...

<h2>Cruz Azul will do whatever it takes for the upcoming tournament to end the 20 plus year Liga MX title drought.</h2> La Maquina has a lot to...

<h2>Las Aguilas de America now shift their focus to reinforcements for the Clausura 2020.</h2> Las Aguilas de America, came up short in the Ape...

The Rayados claimed their fifth Liga MX title when Leonel Vangioni converted the winning penalty kick after the Final series ended in a 3-3 aggregate draw.

The Aguilas could burnish their legendary status as kings of the Liga MX with a comeback victory over Monterrey in the Apertura 2019 Finals.

Cruz Azul continues to chase its ninth Liga MX title as ownership tries to bring former academy product Luis Romo back into the fold.

The Rayados won the first leg of the Apertura 2019 Final but might regret not taking greater advantage of the red-card shown to Córdova.

Monterrey visited America to open the season; the Rayados will end it the same way, in Estadio Azteca facing the Aguilas for the title.

Monterrey boasts the biggest payroll in Liga MX and they'll square off against the fourth-richest team in the Final, the Aguilas of América.

The Liga MX took a two-week break so Monterrey could take part in the FIFA Club World Cup. Now the playoffs resume; the Finals begin.

Monterrey just competed a two-week jaunt to Qatar and back, but the Rayados are back in training for the Final vs. America.

The Gallos Blancos of Querétaro are under new ownership and the belt-tightening under way promises an upcoming season of change.

It took more than three months, but Cruz Azul finally replaced Ricardo Peláez who quit in September. UNAM and Atlas made moves, too.

The powerhouse Tigres blew a chance to chase back-to-back titles with a home collapse in the Apertura 2019 quarterfinals.

Monterrey used a makeshift line-up in the FIFA Club World Cup third-place match yet the Rayados managed to win on penalty kicks.

The Pumas scored only 40 times in 35 Liga MX matches in 2019, missing the playoffs both seasons. They must find some offense to win back their fan base.