With Rayados' pass, crosses were defined for the next round of the Concacaf tournament
Mexican clubs are already defining their rivals in the quarterfinals Concacaf Champions Cup and highlights the fight stripedBecause he faces Inter MiamiSo his competition will be Argentina Lionel Messi.
Below are the clashes that took place in it Monterey, America, Tigers And Pachuca They will earn their place in the semifinals of the regional tournament:
Striped vs. Inter Miami
Monterrey earned a ticket to the quarterfinals by defeating Wi Cincinnati Now he wants to see a win against Inter Miamito continue their fight for the tournament crown.
This fight monopolizes the spotlight because they will be measured Lionel MessiThe man who helped his team beat Nashville in the Round of 16 now visits the BBVA Stadium to face a team led by Argentine Fernando 'Tano' Ortiz.
Tigers vs. Columbus
The Cats face an enticing clash in the quarter-finals, which they then face Columbus GroupA team that is the current champion MLSSo if you want to leave it, you have to fully apply yourself.
Tigers They were eliminated in the round of 16 after beating Orlando City 4–2. Columbus Defeated Houston Dynamo to earn a ticket to the next round.
America vs. New England
After exiting SivasThe Eagles will now continue their momentum in search of the crown Concacaf Champions Cup And his next rival New EnglandCollection MLS.
The United States won the Alajuelense Sports League in the Round of 16, beating them with a 4-0 win in the first leg and finishing the job with a 1-1 draw in the second leg, so it's time to get ready. A fight against the capital team.
Pachuca vs Herediano
The Tusos They will be facing a Central American team as they will be competitive Herediano Costa Rica, they will be looking to win to reach the semi-finals.
Hidalgo booked its place in the quarterfinals with a 6-0 victory over the Philadelphia Union on the aggregate scoreboard. Herediano It left Robinhood, Suriname.
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