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The Chivas missed out on the Liguilla yet again. How would two new faces - Antonio Briseño and Erick Aguirre - look wearing red-and-white?

The Chivas suffered through a nightmare season and they have work to do over the summer if they want to return to the playoffs.

The Liga MX Clausura 2019 is down to four teams. Here are four key players - one from each team - to keep an eye out for.

Leon must face defending champion America in the Liga MX semifinals and the series will open at Estadio Azteca on Wednesday.

Porto midfielder Hector Herrera announced that he will not participate in the Gold Cup this summer so that he can rest and recover.

Heavily favored Monterrey did just enough to eliminate Necaxa and move on to the Liga MX semifinals where they will face rivals Tigres.

The Aguilas of America survived an intense battle against Cruz Azul to move on to the semifinals of the Liga MX Clausura 2019 season.

The Aguilas of America are on the verge of dispatching Cruz Azul and continuing their march toward a repeat and title No. 14.

The Rayados of Monterrey were stunned by Necaxa in the first leg and now must overcome a 1-goal deficit to advance in the playoffs.

No. 1 seed Leon and the No. 2 seed Tigres took care of business and advanced to the semifinals of the Clausura 2019 Liguilla.

Leon has a comfortable 3-1 lead from the first leg in Tijuana and looks to finish off the Xolos at home and move on to the semifinals.

The underdog Tuzos have been a terrible road team and on Saturday they visit the Tigres without their leading scorer, Franco Jara.

Necaxa surprised the pundits by shutting out high-flying Monterrey to take a 1-0 lead in the second leg of their quarterfinal match-up.

LAFC captain Carlos Vela won his second straight MLS Player of the Month Award after a spectacular April, raising hopes of El Tri fans.

The Rayados of Monterrey are fresh off their Concacaf Champions League title and eager to add some Liga MX hardware to their trophy shelf.

Pachuca failed to win at home for the first time all season as the visiting Tigres forged a 1-1 tie. Elsewhere, León manhandled Tijuana 3-1.

Tomas Boy is expected to sign a 2-year deal to continue coaching the Chivas of Guadalajara, much to the surprise of pundits and fans.

The Aguilas of America will see a familiar face in the quarterfinals as Cruz Azul stands ready to avenge its defeat in last season's finals.

Pachuca was a perfect 8-0-0 at home in the Clausura, but their horrible road record puts pressure on them to win the first leg vs the No. 2 Tigres.

Tijuana won its last two games to reach the playoffs and their reward is a date against top-seeded Leon, but the Xolos have momentum.