By the Numbers: Matchday 13 aftermath

Which teams lead the league in scoring? Who has the most clean sheets?
Luis Malagón is on his way to earning Goalie of the Year honors in Liga MX. The América netminder leds the league with seven shut-outs.
Luis Malagón is on his way to earning Goalie of the Year honors in Liga MX. The América netminder leds the league with seven shut-outs. / Hector Vivas/GettyImages
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The Clausura 2024 season is headed for the stretch run and Puebla is the only team that has been eliminated from postseason consideration though Tijuana, FC Juárez and Atlas could see their playoff dreams end this weekend.

Sitting atop the table, América and Monterrey are 1 point away from clinching a playoff berth and Toluca could secure a spot with a win and a Pumas loss.

If the season were to end today, América, Monterrey, Toluca, Tigres, Cruz Azul and Pachuca would be in the quarterfinals, while Necaxa, Querétaro, León and Guadalajara would take part in the Play-in Tournament to claim the final two spots in the Liguilla.

The race for the Golden Boot will go down to the final weekend and a new king will be crowned after last season's scoring champ Harold Preciado was suspended for a doping violation.

Liga MX after Matchday 13: By the Numbers

47

Saves by Necaxa netminder Ezequiel Unsain, most in Liga MX.

34

Goals allowed by Puebla, worst in Liga MX and nine more than second-worst Pachuca, Atlético de San Luis and Mazatlán FC. Last-place Puebla also has a league-worst –20 goal differential. 

28

Goals scored by Pachuca and Toluca, tops in Liga MX.

10

Guadalajara's place in the Liga MX table. A season after finishing third, the Chivas hold the final spot play-in spot after handing Monterrey its first loss of the season.

8

Wins by defending Liga MX champions América and Monterrey. The Aguilas and Rayados are tied atop the Liga MX table with 28 points.

7

Clean sheets posted by América goalie Luis Malagón, most in the league. América has a total of eight shut-outs this season. Back-up goalie Oscar Jiménez was between the pipes when the Aguilas defeated Tigres 2-0.

6

The number of home wins by Toluca, most in Liga MX. The Diablos Rojos are the only team with a perfect home record, winning all six matches at “La Bombonera.

5

Goals scored by Toluca goalkeeper Tiago Volpi, just two behind league leaders Salomón Rondón (Pachuca), Federico Viñas (León) and Luis Amarilla (Mazatlán FC). All of Volpi’s goals have come from the penalty spot.

3

Goals scored by Tijuana’s Christian Rivera against UNAM on March 10, the only hat-trick of the Clausura 2024.

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0

Number of victories by Tijuana, the lone Liga MX team without a victory in the Clausura 2024.