Following the elimination of América and Toluca, only two Mexican teams remain alive in the tournament at the quarter final stage.
Aram LedezmaAndy HallCiudad de MéxicoUpdate: Aug 9th, 2023 06:58 EDT
The Liga MX is fast running out of representatives in the Leagues Cup. On Tuesday, Toluca and América bowed out of the competition within minutes of each other – both crashing out on penalties. Los Diablos managed to turn their game against Minnesota around after going 0-2 down, while América drew their game against Nashville by the same score, not without some controversy.
Only one Mexican team could emerge from Clásico Regio – Tigres or Monterrey. In the end it turned out to be a dream debut for new signing Sergio Canales, who scored a stoppage time winner from the spot to put Rayados through to the next round and send the Clausura 2023 champions out of the Leagues Cup.
💥 ¡Quedaron definidos los cuartos de final! 💥🇲🇽🇺🇸 Querétaro y Rayados son los únicos clubes mexicanos que siguen vivos en la #LeaguesCup2023.Monterrey enfrentará a Carlos Vela y LAFC, mientras que Gallos a Philadelphia 📅 pic.twitter.com/9zNxqIGkkR
— AS México (@ASMexico) August 9, 2023