The 2019-2020 Copa MX quarterfinals wrapped up this week, and now the remaining four teams are just one step away from the final.
It’ll be an all-Liga-MX affair from here on out, as the lone remaining Ascenso representative, Dorados de Sinaloa, was eliminated in this round.
Quarterfinal results (aggregate)
Monterrey 1-0 Santos Laguna
FC Juárez 3-0 Dorados de Sinaloa
Toluca 7-3 Pachuca
Tijuana 3-1 Monarcas Morelia
Jornada 7 of the Liga MX Clausura 2020: Who’s playing who? When? And on what channel?
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All times Eastern, home team listed first.
The 2020 CONCACAF Champions League gets underway this week with the first legs of the Round of Sixteen.
Mexico’s four representatives are Cruz Azul, Tigres UANL, América, and León, and they’ll be facing teams from Jamaica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and the U.S., respectively.
The knockout rounds consist of two-legged, home-and-away series, with the winner determined by aggregate score. Away goals are tiebreakers.
The knockout rounds of the 2019-2020 Copa MX continue this week with the second legs of the quarterfinals.
The quarterfinals consist of a total goals, aggregate score series; away goals are not tiebreakers. Should the aggregate be tied at the end of the second leg, the winner will be determined by penalty kicks – no extra time will be played.
First leg results
Santos Laguna 0-0 Monterrey
Tijuana 3-1 Monarcas Morelia
Pachuca 2-2 Toluca
Dorados de Sinaloa 0-0 FC Juárez
All times Eastern, home team listed first.
Pumas UNAM moved into first place with their 2-3 victory against Toluca, while Monterrey remained last after their 1-1 draw with FC Juárez.
Pumas UNAM is the only unbeaten team remaining while Monterrey remains winless.
In the Tabla de Cociente, Atlas dropped into last.
Scores
Atlético San Luis 3-1 León
Monarcas Morelia 1-1 Tijuana
Pachuca 1-0 Puebla
Toluca 2-3 Pumas UNAM
América 2-0 Atlas
Monterrey 1-1 FC Juárez
Chivas de Guadalajara 1-2 Cruz Azul
Necaxa 2-3 Querétaro
Santos Laguna 2-1 Tigres UANL
Jornada 6 of the Liga MX Clausura 2020: Who’s playing who? When? And on what channel?
All the info you need to catch all the games you’re interested in.
All times Eastern, home team listed first.
The Disciplinary Committee has suspended four players and one assistant coach in the aftermath of this weekend’s Jornada 5 games.
Jairo Torres of Atlas and Pablo Ceppelini of Cruz Azul were given one-game suspensions for serious foul play.
Luis Chávez of Pachuca was given a one-game suspension for receiving two yellow cards in the same match.
The knockout rounds of the 2019-2020 Copa MX continue this week with the first legs of the quarterfinals.
The quarterfinals consist of a total goals, aggregate score series; away goals are not tiebreakers. Should the aggregate be tied at the end of the second leg, the winner will be determined by penalty kicks – no extra time will be played.
All times Eastern, home team listed first.
León remained in first place with their 3-1 win over Monterrey, a result that dropped the Rayados into last.
Pumas UNAM is the only unbeaten team remaining while Monterrey remains winless.
In the Tabla de Cociente, Atlético San Luis dropped into last.
Scores
Atlas 1-3 Monarcas Morelia
Puebla 2-2 Santos Laguna
Tijuana 1-1 Toluca
Cruz Azul 3-1 Pachuca
Tigres UANL 3-0 Chivas de Guadalajara
León 3-1 Monterrey
Pumas UNAM 4-0 Atlético San Luis
Querétaro 1-2 América
FC Juárez 2-1 Necaxa
Monarcas Morelia earned a comfortable away win on Thursday night as they beat 10-man Atlas 1-3. The result gives the michoacanos their first win of the Clausura 2020, while the Rojinegros have now lost three of their last four.
Chances were few and far between in the first half, but Morelia was able to grab the lead in the 36th minute. From a corner kick, Aldo Rocha knocked the ball back into the center, where Fernando Aristeguita sent a bicycle kick towards goal for José Cortes got an unconventional final touch with his stomach to make it 0-1.
