In Concacaf Champions League (2008-2023), striped He is the first winner of this competition with five titles, but usually takes into account the previous format Concacaf Champions Cup (1962-2008)He holds the biggest trophies in his showcase America.
however, Fernando Ortiz It only takes into account the first information, so Communicaciones de in the pre-game press conference this Monday Guatemala, Fernando Ortiz, gang's DD, He highlighted that Monterrey was the biggest winner.
“Monterrey knows the competition very well, Monterrey is the biggest winner of this match and we are going to take it with the same intensity as every time Monterrey plays a match in the league… For us, this is the match that will take Monterrey to the highest possible level.”
America Won titles (7) in 1977, 1987, 1990, 1992, 2006, 2015 and 2016; Blue Cross Has six trophies and both Pachuca and Monterrey have five, Bandilla in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2019 and 2021.
What did he say about his rival?
Rayados' opponent in the first round of the Champions Cup Concacaf is communicationA team with great history and titles Guatemala.
“We are facing a great opponent, it is one of the most important clubs in the club or the city and it deserves all the respect,” he said. TanoThe starting eleven for this Tuesday's clash is still unknown, he said.
“We know that they are the last champions of the league and we know that they have experienced players who will take the field forward. It needs focus and of course at home it will become very strong and we have to be more focused in all aspects.
Expresses anxiety
Rayados A Many champions of this tournamentBut this does not fill them with anxiety or pressure to win again in Concacaf, but instills in them the nervousness of a new challenge.
“I think we don't have anxiety, but rather the nervousness of playing in an international tournament. If we don't think about a good result and reaching the final, we would be wrong.”
Competition is agreed 7:00 p.m (Monterey time), at the stadium DOROTIO QUAMUCH FLORES.
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