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Veracruz has finally been put out of its misery as the Clausura 2019 came to a close. The Tiburones finished the season with zero points.

Leon is the clear No. 1 in the Viva Liga MX Power Rankings, a spot it held for the final 10 weeks of the Clausura 2019. Tijuana made its move too.

Monterrey is fresh off its Concacaf Champions League victory so lowly Atlas should not pose much of a problem for the high-flying Rayados.

Tijuana hosts Puebla in the most attractive Matchday 17 contest as the final spot in the playoffs will go to one of these two teams.

Top-seeded Leon hosts Pachuca in the regular season finale for both teams as the Esmeraldas seek to recover from last week's stunning loss to Chivas.

Monterrey's Jonathan Gonzalez had tough luck this past year, battling injuries and loss of a permanent starting spot. But now he has a Concacaf trophy.

Leon and the Tigres will finish 1-2 in the Liga MX standings, but the remaining seeds are yet to be determined as the regular season ends this weekend.

The Rayados avenged the Apertura 2017 loss to the Tigres by defeating their crosstown rivals to claim the 2019 Concacaf Champions League trophy.

The Concacaf Champions League title will be determined by a Clasico Regio as the Tigres and Monterrey face off in the CCL final.

One playoff berth remains unclaimed after a thrilling Matchday 16, while final seeding is also at stake ahead of the weekend's season finales.

The Chivas of Guadalajara missed out on the playoffs again, but their upset win over top-ranked León moved them up 4 spots in our Power Rankings.

The Chivas stunned Liga MX pundits with an upset win over league-leading Leon, but the victory means nothing without major changes.

The Lobos still have an outside chance of reaching the playoffs, but to do so they will have to put an end to Cruz Azul's 8-game unbeaten streak.

The Aguilas must defeat Santos to keep alive their dreams of winning back-to-back titles after Friday's results knocked América into 9th place.

Monterrey is expected to use a second-choice line-up when it hosts the Rayos in a Matchday 16 fixture that falls between CCL finals matches.

Puebla hosts the Tigres and Tijuana visits Morelia as Matchday 16 kicks off. Nine teams - including Puebla and Tijuana - are chasing five playoff spots.

Joao Maleck who plays in Spain's second division was left off Mexico's Under-20 roster after a knee injury caused him to miss playing time.

The Chivas will not be in the playoffs for the fourth straight season and they need big changes. Here is a Chivas' fans wish list.

Nico Sanchez scored and Marcelo Barovero made four fantastic saves to lead the Rayados of Monterrey to a 1-0 win in the first leg of the CCL final.

The Tigres hope to strike first in the Concacaf Champions League Final when they host crosstown rivals Monterrey in Tuesday's first leg.