Liga MX

Richard Sánchez races toward the end line to celebrate his golazo that gave América a 1-0 win over Toluca. (Photo by Mauricio Salas/Jam Media/Getty Images)

América scores late to ruin Toluca’s dream start

Transfer merry-go-round continues to spin freely

Referees in spotlight for all the wrong reasons

Apertura 2022: Three takeaways from Matchday 2

Alejandro Mayorga (left) and his Cruz Azul teammates will have to keep a close eye on Pachuca's Avilés Hurtado (right) when the Tuzos and Cementeros square off in the most attractive Liga MX match of the weekend. (Photo by Jaime Lopez/Jam Media/Getty Images)

Cementeros host Tuzos in marquee Matchday 2 contest

Eduardo Salvio left Boca Juniors to join UNAM. The Argentine winger officially became a Puma on Tuesday. (Photo by JUAN MABROMATA/AFP via Getty Images)

Roster juggling continues apace with more to come

Santiago Giménez (right) watches as his penalty kick zips into the left side of the net, giving Cruz Azul a 3-2 win over the Tigres in their Liga MX season opener. (Photo by Jaime Lopez/Jam Media/Getty Images)

Apertura 2022: Home teams stumble out of the gate

Atlas captain Aldo Rocha celebrates after the Zorros won their second consecutive Liga MX title with a 3-2 aggregate triumph over Pachuca. (Photo by Manuel Velasquez/Getty Images)

Clausura 2022 in review: From Atlas to censorship

Santiago Gimenez got his head on a corner kick before Atlas goalie Camilo Vargas (in orange) could get there, resulting in Cruz Azul's game-tying goal just before halftime in the Liga MX Super Cup. Cruz Azul won in a penalty shoot-out. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Assessing Atlas, Cruz Azul after Liga MX Super Cup

Tigres coach Miguel Herrera will have to rely on youngsters from the club's academy system if the exodus continues. (Photo by Mauricio Salas/Jam Media/Getty Images)

Liga MX Cat Talk: Catching up with Tigres and Pumas

Toluca coach Ignacio Ambriz expects to return the Diablos Rojos to the Liga MX playoffs this season. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Active Toluca evolving from pretender to contender

Liga MX clubs Santos Laguna and Atlas will soon have a new sibling in the Grupo Orlegi family. (Photo by Manuel Guadarrama/Getty Images)

Tigres playing possum; ambitious Orlegi links up with LaLiga 2

By winning back-to-back titles, Atlas is officially the Campeon de Campeones, but a Cup match will be played anyway. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Champs Atlas face Cruz Azul in trifling Cup match

Orbelín Pineda has seen little action since moving from Cruz Azul to Celta de Vigo in January. (Photo by Jose Manuel Alvarez/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)

Will Pineda put European dreams ahead of Qatar hopes?

Jonathan Rodríguez looks certain to return to Liga MX, but Cruz Azul fans will not be happy about it. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

América poised to lock up former Liga MX scoring leader Rodríguez

Toluca coach Ignacio Ambriz will be expected to return the Diablos to the Liga MX playoffs after the club has overhauled the roster. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Toluca stocks up for a run at AP22 hardware, and other Liga MX news

Diego Valdés and America came up short in their quest for Liga MX hardware last season. (Photo by Mauricio Salas/Jam Media/Getty Images)

All three capital clubs scrambling to overhaul rosters

Instead of trying to prevent FC Juárez from scoring, Alfredo Talavera will now be protecting the net for the Bravos. The El Tri keeper will be playing for his fifth Liga MX team. (Photo by Alejandro Rodriguez/Jam Media/Getty Images)

Hot Stove League: Liga MX All-Star Talavera moves to border

Puebla defender Israel Reyes (right) was on América's radar until Camoteros officials declared the defender is going nowhere this summer. (Photo by Jam Media/Getty Images)

Debunking the hottest Liga MX transfer rumors

Federico Viñas (left) and Pablo Aguilar (right) won't face off wearing these jerseys again. Viñas might be released by América while Cruz Azul told Aguilar his services are no longer needed. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

‘Summer’ Hot Stove chatter: América and Cruz Azul

Alan Mozo terrorized plenty of Liga MX teams last season and Chivas fans he will do the same during the Apertura 2022 season. (Photo by Mauricio Salas/Jam Media/Getty Images)

With AP2022 fast approaching, Liga MX front offices not wasting time

Atlas goal-scorer Julio Furch kisses the Liga MX trophy after the Zorros successfully defended their title by beating Pachuca. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Liga MX Final: Furch, Atlas make it two in a row

Atlas midfielder Luis Reyes got the defending champs off to a rollicking start with a thunderous header midway through the first half as the Zorros took the first leg of the Liga MX Finals. (Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images)

Liga MX Finals: Atlas has Clausura 2022 trophy within its grasp

Atlas skipper Aldo Rocha (right) will try to take charge of the midfield during this week's Liga MX Final, but Pachuca and Víctor Guzmán will work hard to prevent that from happening. (Photo by ULISES RUIZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Final is first Atlas-Pachuca playoff meeting in over 22 years

Atlas captain Aldo Rocha (#26) sprints away after converting the series-clinching penalty kick, sending the Zorros back to the Liga MX Final. (Photo by Angel Cervantes/Jam Media/Getty Images)

Champion Zorros barely escape ‘El Volcán’ with their lives

Nicolás Ibáñez celebrates after converting a late penalty kick allowing Pachuca to salvage a draw against América in a Liga MX semifinal match. (Photo by CLAUDIO CRUZ/AFP via Getty Images)

No. 1 Tuzos salvage draw, cool down Aguilas

Karen Diaz has been a Liga MX official since 2016. (Photo by Leopoldo Smith/Getty Images)

Mexican official to make history in Qatar 2022

Julio Furch celebrates after scoring from the penalty spot to give Atlas a 1-0 lead in the first half. The Zorros went on to rout the Tigres 3-0 in a Liga MX semifinal match. (Photo by Refugio Ruiz/Getty Images)

Liga MX semifinals: Holders Atlas take commanding lead over Tigres