Liga MX Apertura 2026

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Chivas de Guadalajara4

Results through 2 November 2026. Upcoming fixtures are not shown because no free source publishes them for this competition — find this week's fixtures on the web.

Liguilla — Clausura 2026

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The last completed tournament. Apertura 2026 is still in its regular season.

Final

Cruz Azul2

Pumas1

1st leg · at Cruz Azul0–0 2nd leg · at Pumas2–1

Cruz Azul won on aggregate

Semi-finals

Cruz Azul4

Chivas3

1st leg · at Cruz Azul2–2 2nd leg · at Chivas2–1

Cruz Azul went through on aggregate

Pachuca1

Pumas1

1st leg · at Pachuca1–0 2nd leg · at Pumas0–1

Pumas went through as the higher seed

Level on aggregate: the club that finished higher in the table goes through (no away goals, extra time or penalties at this stage).

Quarter-finals

Tigres3

Chivas3

1st leg · at Tigres3–1 2nd leg · at Chivas0–2

Chivas went through as the higher seed

Level on aggregate: the club that finished higher in the table goes through (no away goals, extra time or penalties at this stage).

Atlas2

Cruz Azul4

1st leg · at Atlas2–3 2nd leg · at Cruz Azul0–1

Cruz Azul went through on aggregate

América6

Pumas6

1st leg · at América3–3 2nd leg · at Pumas3–3

Pumas went through as the higher seed

Level on aggregate: the club that finished higher in the table goes through (no away goals, extra time or penalties at this stage).

Toluca0

Pachuca3

1st leg · at Toluca0–1 2nd leg · at Pachuca0–2

Pachuca went through on aggregate

How it works

The top eight go straight to the Liguilla quarter-finals (1st v 8th, 2nd v 7th, 3rd v 6th, 4th v 5th); the play-in round was abolished from the Apertura 2026. There is NO relegation zone because there is no relegation: promotion and relegation were removed from Liga MX's regulations from 2026-27, and the cociente (points-per-match) table is now kept for statistics only. Tournaments before the Apertura 2026 sent 1st-6th to the quarter-finals and 7th-10th to a play-in, so the zone marks on an older table do not apply to it.

Ties level on aggregate: Level on aggregate. In the Liguilla quarter-finals and semi-finals there are no away goals, no extra time and no penalties: the club that finished higher in the table goes through. Only the final goes to extra time and penalties. This site does not compute the seeding, so it does not name the winner.

Leads to: CONCACAF Champions Cup and the Leagues Cup.

Table order used here: points → goal difference → goals scored. Level on points: goal difference, then goals scored - every source agrees on those two. The criteria after them could NOT be verified for 2026-27 (the league's own regulation PDF refuses automated readers and the secondary sources disagree on the order of away goals, head-to-head and fair play), so nothing beyond goals scored is computed here.

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18 clubs

Data: football-data.co.uk · updated Fri 4:25 PM ET · About our data

#	Club	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	América	15	8	5	2	+15	29
2	Chivas	15	8	5	2	+11	29
3	Cruz Azul	15	9	2	4	+10	29
4	Atlas	15	8	3	4	0	27
5	Toluca	15	6	6	3	+10	24
6	Tijuana	15	5	7	3	+4	22
7	León	15	6	4	5	+2	22
8	Santos	15	7	1	7	+1	22
9	Monterrey	14	6	3	5	+5	21
10	Pumas	15	5	5	5	-2	20