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The next Liga MX match is León vs FC Juarez on Monday, September 28, 2026 at 01:00 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

League Leader

Toluca (20p)

Goals / Game

3.6 / match

Total Teams

18 teams

Liga MX Standings

#TeamPWDL+/-Pts
1Toluca10622+1120
2Guadalajara10532+718
3América8521+917
4Querétaro9522+517
5Atlas10523-117
6Cruz Azul10514+116
7León9423+214
8Tijuana9423+114
9Puebla10424-114
10Monterrey9414+213
11Pachuca10334+412
12Pumas UNAM9333-112
13Atlante10253-311
14Tigres UANL10244-310
15Santos10316-510
16Atlético de San Luis9234-59
17Necaxa9225-68
18FC Juarez9108-173

Standings table compiled from official league records. Purely factual information.

FootballLiga MXApertura · Matchday 10
León
vs
FC Juarez
Who wins?
Estadio León
FootballLiga MXApertura · Matchday 10
Necaxa
vs
Club America
Who wins?
Estadio Victoria
FootballLiga MX
Puebla
vs
León
Who wins?
Estadio Cuauhtémoc
FootballLiga MX
Tigres UANL
vs
Toluca
Who wins?
Estadio Universitario
FootballLiga MX
FC Juarez
vs
Tijuana
Who wins?
Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez
FootballLiga MX
Querétaro
vs
Atlante FC
Who wins?
Estadio Corregidora
FootballLiga MX
Atlas
vs
Guadalajara
Who wins?
Estadio Jalisco
FootballLiga MX
América
vs
Monterrey
Who wins?
Estadio Banorte

Season leaders

Top scorers

  1. 1Salomón RondónPachuca10
  2. 2Óscar EstupiñánFC Juarez5
  3. 3Julián CarranzaNecaxa5
  4. 4Gilberto MoraTijuana5
  5. 5Lucas OcamposMonterrey5

Top assists

  1. 1Carlos RodríguezCruz Azul5
  2. 2José ParadelaCruz Azul5
  3. 3Juan BrunettaTigres UANL4
  4. 4Jhojan JulioAtlante4
  5. 5Javier VallejoPachuca3

When is the next Liga MX match?

The next Liga MX match is León vs FC Juarez on Monday, September 28, 2026 at 01:00 UTC. The countdown beside each fixture below runs in your own local time.

About the Liga MX

Liga MX is Mexico's top-flight football league and one of the most watched competitions in the Americas. Its calendar is split into two independent tournaments each year: the Apertura, which typically runs from July to December, and the Clausura, played from January into May. Eighteen clubs each contest a 17-match regular phase, after which the leading sides advance to the Liguilla, a knockout playoff round decided over two-legged ties. That structure means two champions are crowned per calendar year, and two separate title races to keep track of.

Most rounds are spread from Friday night through Sunday, with Saturday evening carrying the heaviest slate, and late kick-offs in Mexican local time are the norm. For viewers in the United States that usually means prime-time or late-night starts, while fans in Europe face early-morning hours. Budget roughly two hours per match, and more for two-legged Liguilla ties you want to follow in full. A countdown set to your own time zone takes the guesswork out of Friday-night openers and late Sunday closers alike.