Matchday 13 of Apertura 2025 defines the candidates for the title

The fate of the classification is decided in a week full of epic confrontations that promise to redefine the top of the table.

A Decisive Episode Looms Over the Championship

The air thickens, the tension is palpable. It’s not just another date on the calendar; It is the moment when destinies are sealed, where legends are forged and dreams are broken. Day 13 of the Apertura 2025 of the Liga MX Femenil is not a simple succession of matches, it is a cluster of tragedies and triumphs in the making, a dance of titans where each goal is a heartbeat that resonates in the heart of national football. The stage is set for a week that promises to be a turning point, a before and after in this exciting season.

This Thursday, September 25, with the solemnity of a prologue announcing the storm, the Xolas of Tijuana will raise the curtain welcoming a Querétaro that fights for its honor. A duel of lost souls, of teams that watch glory from afar, but that fight an equally fierce battle for redemption. Every ball, every play, will be a desperate cry to escape the shadows of the classification.

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Friday of the Giants: The Ciudad de los Deportes Stadium will burn

But the real epic will begin the next day. On Friday, September 26, the Mexican women’s football cosmos will hold its breath. In the majestic Ciudad de los Deportes Stadium, the Águilas del América, with the fierceness that characterizes them, will face the indomitable Bravas de Juárez. It’s more than a match; It is a confrontation of ideals, a collision of two unstoppable forces that desperately want to reach the coveted top positions. Greatness is at stake, and neither will give an inch of ground.

And as if destiny wanted to double the excitement, that same night, in a parallel scenario of pure electricity, the powerful Tigres will face the sensation of the tournament: León. This is not just any encounter; It is the clash of established power against unexpected revelation. Will feline strength be able to contain the momentum of a beast that has defied all predictions? Every tackle, every run, will be loaded with the intensity of someone who plays everything.

A Weekend where Time Stops

On Saturday the 27th, the legendary CU Quarry will witness how the Pumas will try to hunt down Atlético de San Luis. Under the midday sun, the fight for survival and advancement will be woven with threads of gold and drama. But the climax on Sunday the 28th promises to elevate the drama to unsuspected heights. The Hidalgo Stadium, a fortress steeped in history, will see how the cunning Pachuca Gophers receive the Cruz Azul Celeste Machine. Pachuca, with its sights fixed on the leadership, knows that a setback here could be a mortal wound in its aspirations. Cruz Azul, for its part, arrives as the unknown capable of destroying the best laid plans.

Then, on Monday the 29th, a triplet of simultaneous matches will immerse the fans in a sea of divided emotions. At 6:00 p.m., three parallel realities will coexist: Necaxa will face the power of the Rayadas de Monterrey, in a duel that is pure contradiction; meanwhile, Atlas and Toluca will fight their own pitched battle in a clash of tradition and courage. To close the night, in a confrontation full of pathos, Santos and Puebla, both mired in the depths of the table, will fight with the desperation of someone who sees salvation slipping away. It will be a night where luck changes hands every minute.

And when everything seems to be over, on Tuesday, September 30, the curtain will fall with a flourish. Mazatlán and Chivas will write the epilogue of this day thirteen, a final chapter that could hold the biggest surprise of all. The roar of the stadium will mix with the sound of the sea, in a match where nothing is written.

The Viewer’s Guide to Not Losing Detail

So that no mortal misses this divine spectacle, here is the sacred chronology of events, the schedules and the channels where you can follow every sigh, every stroke of drama:

Thursday, September 25
Tijuana vs Querétaro / 8:00 p.m. / FOX

Friday, September 26
América vs Juárez / 7:00 p.m. / ViX and YouTube Liga MX Femenil
Tigres vs León / 8:00 p.m. / FOX, Fox Sports Premium and Amazon Prime Video

Saturday, September 27
Pumas vs Atlético de San Luis / 12:00 p.m. / ViX and YouTube Liga MX Femenil

Sunday, September 28
Pachuca vs Cruz Azul / 7:00 p.m. / FOX

Monday, September 29
Necaxa vs Monterrey / 6:00 p.m. / ViX and YouTube Liga MX Femenil
Atlas vs Toluca / 6:00 p.m. / FOX
Santos Laguna vs Puebla / 8:00 p.m. / FOX

Tuesday, September 30
Mazatlán vs Chivas / 7:00 p.m. / FOX

This is the chronicle of a week that will be etched in the annals of the Liga MX Femenil. Each encounter is a world of passion, each result an unexpected turn in the plot. The ball is rolling, and destiny awaits to crown its heroines.

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MLS investigates Inter Miami for signing Casemiro

The current champion would have negotiated improperly with the Brazilian, according to league rules.

Inter Miami announced the signing of Brazilian midfielder Casemiro. The MLS began an investigation to determine whether the club engaged in improper negotiation.

Investigation for possible manipulation

Casemiro’s discovery rights belonged to the LA Galaxy. According to the rules, that prevented Inter Miami from negotiating with him without authorization. Both teams reached an agreement that allowed the signing, but the league continues to investigate.

“The league is gathering all relevant information and will refrain from further comment until the review is complete,” MLS said. “Although Inter Miami and LA Galaxy have reached an agreement for the discovery priority of signing Casemiro, the terms will be published upon conclusion of the manipulation investigation.”

Casemiro, 34, appeared in all five of Brazil’s games at this year’s World Cup and scored one goal. His contract with Inter Miami runs until the end of the 2027 “sprint” season, with an option to extend until June 2029.

Statements upon arrival

The Brazilian expressed his motivation: > “What motivates me the most, and I think this is true for any player, is winning and continuing to grow. The project that the club presented to me, along with the effort that everyone made to bring me here, means a lot to me.”

David Beckham, co-owner of Inter Miami, highlighted: > “He is a winner who has achieved a lot in football and, after such an extraordinary career with Real Madrid and Manchester United, I am very happy that he has decided to make Miami his new home.”

Casemiro spent the last four seasons at Manchester United. Before, most of his professional career was spent at Real Madrid, where he won five Champions Leagues. It is still not known when he will debut with Lionel Messi’s team; The club is waiting for the necessary visa.

Beginning in early 2027, MLS will have an abbreviated 14-game regular season before aligning with international schedules. Each of the 30 teams will play seven home games and seven away games, only against rivals from the same conference.

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Cruz Azul is the absolute leader; Pumas defeat Toluca on Matchday 2

Cruz Azul leads with a perfect pace; Pumas comes back to Toluca and shakes the table.

The Apertura 2026 table of Liga MX had its first strong movements after the two early games of Matchday 2.

The movements at the top

Cruz Azul is the absolute leader with six points, the only ones in the tournament with a perfect pace. La Maquina beat Puebla 2-1 at the Banorte Stadium and has five goals in favor against three against.

Pachuca, Tijuana, Atlas, Toluca, Monterrey, Necaxa, América, Puebla and Pumas follow with three units —although several have a game pending. Puebla fell to ninth place; Pumas rose to tenth after its first victory.

University comeback

The surprise of the date came at Nemesio Díez. Toluca took the lead in the 14th minute with a goal from Jorge Díaz, assisted by Helinho. But in the second half, the Auriazules reacted: Víctor Arteaga tied it in the 57th with a left-footed shot, and seven minutes later Sebastián Córdova headed in a cross from Rodrigo López to turn the score around.

Keylor Navas was a figure in maintaining the advantage with key saves. Toluca was left with three points and its first setback.

The other advance

Cruz Azul suffered against Puebla. Fernando Monárrez opened the scoring for La Franja; Luka Romero equalized. When everything pointed to a tie, Christian Ebere gave the capital’s victory in the final minutes.

Both duels were brought forward because Cruz Azul and Toluca will compete this weekend for the Champion of Champions.

What’s coming

Matchday 2 will continue from Friday to Sunday with Atlante-América, Tijuana-León, Guadalajara-Juárez, Santos Laguna-Atlas, Tigres-San Luis, Necaxa-Monterrey and Pachuca-Querétaro. The classification is just beginning to be defined.

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Mexico eliminated from the World Cup; Aguirre resigns and goes viral

Mexico is out of the World Cup after losing 2-3 to England; Aguirre resigns and goes viral.

The Mexican National Team was left out of the World Cup after losing 2-3 to England in an intense match. The result not only ended the fans’ dream, but also marked the departure of Javier Aguirre as coach.

The strategist announced his resignation after the meeting and wished success to Rafael Márquez, his possible successor.

Viral moment and resignation

During the match, Aguirre starred in a moment that went around the world. He made an offensive comment to Englishman Anthony Gordon, which caused the player to laugh and was caught on camera.

The words “Fuck you, Gordon” immediately went viral. Days later, Aguirre received humorous recognition in a parody inspired by the Golden Globes, hosted by James Corden. He was awarded “Best Performance by a Coach.”

The technician’s response

Aguirre joined the joke and sent a message of thanks:

“Hello, I’m Javier Aguirre. Thank you for this award. It was an honor to be the coach of the Mexican National Team in this last World Cup. Thank you to the fans who have supported me over the years. Long live Mexico! And Fuck you, James.”

The moment reaffirmed the controversial nature of the coach, who now leaves the Tricolor bench. His departure opens the way to a new stage with Márquez as a possible replacement.

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