Tigers seeks to seal its classification before a Lafc on the verge of elimination

The Uanl Tigers will try this evening to ensure their pass in the next round of the Cup leagues, a tournament which only classifies eight of the 36 teams participating in phase 2. The Regiomontano team currently leads the Table of the MX League, where only four sets will obtain the ticket for the next phase.

To win a victory this evening at the BMO Stadium (7:30 p.m., Apple TV), Tigres would not only maintain its perfect step in the competition, but would get its classification in advance, without having to expect other results.

The Cup leagues grant three points for the regular victory, one for a draw and two against the penalty winner. It is important to remember that there are no prints: if a party is found, it is defined directly from the eleven stages.

Behind Tigres, there are a group of four teams with five units that aspire to tear off the head: Juárez, Mazatlan, Toluca and Pumas. The criteria of equality are in the following order: a greater number of victories, a difference in goals, scored goals, less accepted goals and the living room.

“We cannot reduce the intensity, because everything is not defined,” said Guido Pizarro, tiger player. “It will be a great opportunity to continue to grow.”

For its part, the LAFC faces a critical situation. After shooting its first two games, with defeat and victory in penalties, the Angelino team adds only three points in two meetings and is located in tenth position of the MLS table.

To move forward, FC needs a little more than a miracle. LFC needs an improbable combination: overcome tigers for the greatest possible goals and expect most teams above them to fall against the rivals of the MX League on the last day.

The current MLS finalist had a disappointing performance: it was equal to 1-1 against Mazatlan and fell into penalties, then equally 1-1 before Pachuca, which he won by eleven pas.

“This competition is entertaining, it is a confrontation of cultures,” said Lafc coach Steve Cherundolo. “There is a lot of passion in the field, the red boxes are seen, something we don’t want to see, but no one wants to lose.”

The meeting will be played on the eve of the scheduled arrival of the international star, the Heung-Min at FC, the sign of the signature to announce the last section of the MLS.

“He’s a player that whoever would like to have in his team,” said Cherundolo after Monday training.

The strategist also said that the team would be complete very soon.

“Once all the players who have to arrive, we will be able to close the season in the best possible way,” added Cherundolo, who will leave for Europe at the end of the year.

“Our season was very positive. We grew up as a team,” concluded Igor Jesus, a Brazilian element of the FC.