After a 2023 ends Liga MX prepares to live up to its Liguilla number 54, considering only a period of consecutive short matches since the 1996-1997 season. Until now, striped, Toluca, America, Leon, Pachuca and Chivas They deserve it.
As restarted from Guardians 2020 (Opening), the top four in the rankings after 17 days will advance directly to the quarter-finals; The remaining eight will seek their passage into the playoffs through a direct clash.
There was an undisputed master and lord of the current Mexican soccer competition, and that was it Rayados de Monterrey. Viktor Manuel Vucedic’s side at least confirmed their presence in the playoffs from Matchday 12 after winning the Clasico Reggio against Tigres UANL.
The gang has already joined Deportivo TolucaDefeating Puebla as a visitor in the 14th clash punched his ticket to the playoffs as he couldn’t fall higher than tenth in the standings. Qualifiers list for Clausura 2023, ongoing on 14th:
- Striped – 34 points
- Toluca – 28 points
- USA – 27 points
- Lyon – 26 points
- Pachuca – 25 points
- Sivas – 25 points
- Tigers – 21 points
- Cruz Azul – 21 points
- Queretaro – 16 points
10 Puebla – 16 points
eleven Saints – 16 points
12 St. Louis – 15 points
This time Ligulla qualified for the quarter finals
Monterrey is the only Liga MX team to receive its unstoppable pass to play in the Liguilla quarterfinals.
With matchday 14 of the Clausura 2023 in full swing, the target to overcome in order to avoid the play-offs is 34 points, which ensures they don’t fall further than fourth in the standings. Toluca is six units away from reaching it; Seven for America, 8 for Leon and 9 for Pachuca and Chivas.
Closing at this time is the 2023 rebicharge
With Day 14 of the regular phase of the Clausura 2023 still underway, the play-off that will award four tickets to the Liguilla MX quarter-finals is not even remotely defined. A win for Pumas, Juarez or Atlas would change the order of the classification.
- Pachuca vs. Saint Louis
- Chivas vs Santos Laguna
- Tigers vs. Puebla
- Cruz Azul Vs. Queretaro
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