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Liga MX powerhouse Cruz Azul meekly bowed out of the Copa MX a season after hoisting the trophy, losing at home to second division Oaxaca.

If Cruz Azul has any hopes of defending its Copa MX title, the Cementeros must defeat Oaxaca at home in the final group stage game.

After 7 games in the Clausura 2019, four coaches have been fired, in part because scoring in Liga MX games continues to climb.

After huge wins over the weekend, two of last season's semifinalists - Santos and Pumas - made leaps in this week's Power Rankings.

Big winter signing Alexis Vega had not scored through the first 6 games with Chivas but he broke out with a hat-trick in the Clasico Tapatio.

After a magical season in their return to Estadio Azteca, Cruz Azul has already lost twice on their home turf and now playoff plans are at risk.

André-Pierre Gignac scored twice to lead the Tigres to a 3-2 win over Necaxa, while Angel Mena had a brace and an assist as León won.

The UNAM Pumas desperately need a win in the Clasico Capitalino against bitter rivals America to salvage the Clausura 2019 season.

Teen sensation Diego Lainez came off the bench for Betis and scored the equalizer in a Europa League match against France's Rennes.

League-leading Monterrey came away from Morelia with all 3 points after grabbing a late winner against the struggling Monarcas.

Necaxa has been a pleasant surprise through the first third of the season, but the fourth-place Rayos must take on the powerful Tigres this week.

Cruz Azul welcomes Santos to Estadio Azteca in Matchday 7 for a game that neither can afford to lose if they intend to maintain playoff hopes.

America pummeled the Pumas in the playoffs last season. Now UNAM wants revenge as the Clasico Capitalino headlines Matchday 7.

The 223rd playing of the Clasico Tapatio will take place at Guadalajara's Estadio Akron as Atlas comes to wage war with the Chivas.

Matchday 7 opens on Friday night with a triple-header, kicking off with the league-leading Monterrey Rayados visiting Morelia.

Veracruz goalie Sebastian Jurado is not only playing for his hometown team, he is becoming a Liga MX star with the Tiburones.

New Team Mexico coach Gerardo "Tata" Martino opened his first training camp as manager of El Tri with eyes on 2022 World Cup.

Coming off a rout of the defending champs, Leon has announced its intention to be a true playoff contender, though Monterrey is still No. 1.

Necaxa and the Chivas met in Aguascalientes in Matchday 6 and the two surprising teams served up the fans a six-goal thriller.

Cruz Azul and Toluca square off on Sunday as each team is desperate to revive their sagging fortunes and return to the playoffs.