How to watch the second leg of the Liga MX Apertura 2024 quarter-finals: time, channels, teams

The second leg of the Liga MX Apertura 2024 quarter-finals will feature four games this weekend.

On Saturday, Toluca plays CF America at 6:00 pm ET, which you can watch on Univision Network and stream live on fubo TV (FREE trial, starts streaming at 5:30 pm ET) and DirecTV Stream ( upon request, FREE trial). and discount).

Cruz Azul takes on Tijuana at 8:10 PM ET, and you can watch it again on Univision Network and live on fubo TV and DirecTV Stream (on demand, FREE trial and discount).

The Pumas take on Monterrey on Sunday at 1:00 pm ET, which will air on TUDN, and you can stream live on fubo TV (FREE trial, stream starts at 12:30) and DirecTV Stream (add-on, FREE trial and discount). . The final quarter-final match will start at 20:00 when Tigres plays Atlético San Luis. It will air on Fox Deportes, which you can stream live on fubo TV (FREE trial).

Here’s how things stand after the first match, in which all four of the top four seeds lost:

• America surprised Toluca 2-0 in the first leg on Wednesday, with Rodrigo Aguirre scoring twice in the second half and Brian Rodriguez assisting on both occasions. They will meet tonight at 6pm at the Estadio Nemesio Diez in Toluca, Mexico. Second-seeded Toluca is led by Paulinho, who won the Golden Boot and scored 18 goals in 17 games. America, ranked seventh, is the defending back-to-back champion.
• On Wednesday, Tijuana beat Cruz Azul 3-0. Jose Raul Zuniga and Emanuel Reynoso scored two of those goals as Tijuana built a three-goal lead by halftime. They will meet tonight at 8:10 at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Cruz Azul entered the playoffs as the favorite and No. 1 seed after a record-breaking season. Martin Anselmi’s side finished with the best attack, the best defense, just one defeat and a new points record in the 17-game campaign.
• Fifth-place Monterrey beat Pumas 1-0 on Thursday, with Sergio Canales scoring the only goal on a second-half penalty. They will play on Sunday 1st at the Estadio Olimpico Universitario in Mexico City.
• Atlético San Luis beat Tigres 3-0, scoring one goal in the first half and two more in the second. Vitinho and Leo Bonatini scored two goals for sixth-seeded Atlético San Luis. They will conclude the quarterfinals with Sunday’s 8:00 pm game at Universidad Estadio (UANL) in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Third-place Tigres continued its decade-long run as one of the most consistent teams in Liga MX, earning a spot in the quarterfinals for the 20th straight season. On the other hand, what Spanish coach Domenech Torrent was able to do with sixth seed San Luis was amazing. The team did not lose a single game at home and went the entire season without suffering back-to-back defeats.