How to Watch Tigres vs. Monterrey on TV, Live Stream: Liga MX Clasico Regio El Clásico Regio between Tigres and Monterrey is the fastest growing rivalry in Mexican soccer. Sports Illustrated · Mar 7
Liga MX Clausura 2026 Standings After Cruz Azul Topple Previously-Perfect Chivas The gap atop the Clausura 2026 standings shrunk following a thrilling contest on Saturday night. Sports Illustrated · Feb 23
Liga MX Clausura 2026 Standings After Chivas Defeats America in Clasico Nacional Chivas secured consecutive wins against their bitter rivals for the first time since 2020 and are the commanding force of the Clausura 2026. Sports Illustrated · Feb 16
Road to World Cup 2026: Mexico’s Five Best Players of the Week—Ranked Many players fighting for a spot in Mexico’s World Cup roster have been phenomenal in the early days of 2026. Sports Illustrated · Jan 19
2025 Puskas Award: Winner, Full List of Goals Nominated Some extraordinary goals were nominated for the 2025 prize. Sports Illustrated · Dec 16, 2025
Liga MX Matchweek 8 Wrap-Up – Chaos in the Midweek Games Cruz Azul, Toluca and Tigres drop points. América, Chivas and Monterrey make up ground Sports Illustrated · Sep 20, 2024
Goalkeepers who became managers From making saves to coaching clubs or national teams, a look at some famous goalkeepers who went on to become managers... FourFourTwo · Mar 28, 2024
PL Title Race Intensifies in Manchester Derby: The Latin Times' Cartelera Futbolera for Feb. 26-March 3 Copa del Rey will know its two finalists this week; first-ever CONCACAF W Gold Cup wraps up its group stage Latin Times · Feb 26, 2024
Inter Miami & Messi Continue Their Preseason: The Latin Times' Cartelera Futbolera For Jan 22-28 Inter Miami have a busy schedule before MLS opening day with 6 preseason matches; the English Carabao Cup defines its two finalists this week Latin Times · Jan 22, 2024
Liga MX Is Back: This is The Latin Times' 'Cartelera Futbolera' For the Week of Jan. 8-14 Three of the top 5 leagues in Europe will have cup competitions this week, including Spain, England and Italy. Latin Times · Jan 8, 2024
Querétaro fans accept sanctions but wonder if cartels played a role in soccer brawl Estadio Corregidora sat dark and silent, the glow from half a dozen security lights the only thing softening the night sky blanketing its 34,000 empty seats. Los Angeles Times · Mar 21, 2022
‘We fight, therefore we exist’: what lay behind Mexico’s brutal football riot? Three people were left critically injured after violence at Querétaro v Atlas. But many observers said the scenes could have been prevented The Guardian - US · Mar 7, 2022