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2019–20 Liga MX season

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The 2019–20 Liga MX season (known as the Liga BBVA MX for sponsorship reasons) was the 73rd professional season of the top-flight football league in Mexico. The season was divided into two championships—the Torneo Apertura and the Torneo Clausura—each in an identical format and each contested by the same nineteen teams. The Apertura tournament began on 19 July 2019.

Liga MX
Season2019–20
ChampionsApertura:
Monterrey (5th title)
Clausura:
Tournament cancelled
RelegatedVeracruz (disaffiliated)
Champions LeagueMonterrey
Cruz Azul
América
León
Matches played261
Goals scored755 (2.89 per match)
Apertura:
495 (2.89 per match)
Clausura:
260 (2.89 per match)
Top goalscorerApertura:
Alan Pulido
Mauro Quiroga
(12 goals)
Clausura:
Jonathan Rodríguez
(9 goals)
Biggest home winApertura:
Necaxa 7–0 Veracruz
(3 August 2019)
Clausura:
UNAM 4–0 Atlético San Luis
(9 February 2020)
Morelia 4–0 Querétaro
(13 March 2020)
Biggest away winApertura:
Veracruz 0–5 Querétaro
(27 August 2019)
Veracruz 0–5 América
(8 November 2019)
Clausura:
Atlético San Luis 0–3 Juárez
(28 February 2020)
América 0–3 Necaxa
(29 February 2020)
Juárez 1–4 León
(8 March 2020)
Highest scoringApertura:
Necaxa 7–0 Veracruz
(3 August 2019)
León 4–3 Guadalajara
(17 August 2019)
Cruz Azul 5–2 América
(5 October 2019)
Morelia 6–1 Juárez
(31 October 2019)
Clausura:
Juárez 4–4 UNAM
(16 January 2020)
Longest winning runApertura: 4 matches Santos Laguna
Clausura: 6 matches
Cruz Azul
Longest unbeaten runApertura: 8 matches UANL
Clausura: 8 matches
Cruz Azul
Longest winless runApertura: 14 matches Veracruz
Clausura: 10 matches
Monterrey
Longest losing runApertura: 6 matches Veracruz
Clausura: 5 matches
Atlas
Highest attendanceApertura: 63,908
América vs Guadalajara
(28 September 2019)
Clausura: 45,516
Atlas vs Guadalaajara
(7 March 2020)
Lowest attendanceApertura: 0[note 1]
Atlético San Luis vs América
(29 October 2019)
Atlético San Luis vs Necaxa
(9 November 2019)
Clausura: 0
Atlas vs Tijuana
(31 January 2020)
Total attendanceApertura: 3,894,127
Clausura: 1,974,057
Average attendanceApertura: 22,773
Clausura: 23,784
Stats are from the regular season only
Source: Liga MX (Apertura)
Liga MX (Clausura)

On 15 March 2020, the Mexican Football Federation suspended the Clausura seasons of Liga MX, Ascenso MX and Liga MX Femenil indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.[2]

On 22 May 2020, the season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the country. While no official champion was crowned for that season officially, Cruz Azul and León were awarded the Clausura champions and runners-up positions ("MEX2" and "MEX4") respectively for purposes of filling the 2021 CONCACAF Champions League, as the first and second-placed teams of the regular season at the time of suspension.[3]

Teams, stadiums, and personnel

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The following nineteen teams competed this season. Atlético San Luis was promoted from the Ascenso MX. Veracruz was to be relegated to the Ascenso MX initially after accumulating the lowest point coefficient last season, but instead they offered to pay MXN$120 million to remain in Liga MX. The team, however, was eventually disaffiliated by the FMF at the end of the Apertura 2019 tournament. Lobos BUAP's franchise in the first division was purchased by FC Juárez. Lobos BUAP will be able to participate in the Ascenso MX but will remain frozen for one year.[4]

Stadiums and locations

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América & Cruz AzulAtlasAtlético San LuisGuadalajaraJuárezLeón
Estadio AztecaEstadio JaliscoEstadio Alfonso LastrasEstadio AkronOlímpico Benito JuárezEstadio León
Capacity: 87,000Capacity: 55,110Capacity: 25,709Capacity: 45,364Capacity: 19,703Capacity: 31,297
MonterreyMoreliaNecaxaPachucaPueblaQuerétaro
Estadio BBVAEstadio MorelosEstadio VictoriaEstadio HidalgoEstadio CuauhtémocEstadio Corregidora
Capacity: 53,500Capacity: 34,795Capacity: 23,851Capacity: 27,512Capacity: 51,726Capacity: 33,162
Santos LagunaTijuanaTolucaUANLUNAM
Estadio CoronaEstadio CalienteEstadio Nemesio DíezEstadio UniversitarioEstadio Olímpico Universitario
Capacity: 29,237Capacity: 27,333Capacity: 31,000Capacity: 41,886Capacity: 48,297
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Locations of the 2019–20 Liga MX teams
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Greater Mexico City Liga MX football clubs

Personnel and kits

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TeamChairmanHead CoachCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor(s)
AméricaSantiago Baños Miguel Herrera Paul AguilarNikeAT&T
AtlasPedro Portilla Rafael Puente Jr. Osvaldo MartínezAdidasMoPlay
Atlético San LuisAlberto Marrero Guillermo Vázquez Mario AbrantePirmaCanel's
Cruz AzulGuillermo Álvarez Cuevas Robert Siboldi José de Jesús CoronaJomaCemento Cruz Azul
GuadalajaraAmaury Vergara Luis Fernando Tena Jesús MolinaPumaCaliente
JuárezGuillermo Cantú Gabriel Caballero Jonathan LacerdaCarraraS-Mart
LeónJesús Martínez Murguia Ignacio Ambriz Luis MontesPirmaCementos Fortaleza
MonterreyDuilio Davino Antonio Mohamed José María BasantaPumaAT&T
MoreliaMauricio Lanz González Pablo Guede Rodrigo MillarPirmaCaliente
NecaxaErnesto Tinajero Flores Alfonso Sosa Ventura AlvaradoCharlyRolcar
PachucaJesús Martínez Patiño Paulo Pezzolano Jorge HernándezCharlyCementos Fortaleza
PueblaManuel Jiménez García Juan Reynoso Daniel ArreolaUmbroAT&T
QuerétaroRodrigo Ares de Parga Víctor Manuel Vucetich Luis RomoPumaBanco Multiva
Santos LagunaDante Elizalde Guillermo Almada Jonathan OrozcoCharlySoriana
TijuanaJorge Hank Inzunsa Gustavo Quinteros Diego RodríguezCharlyCaliente
TolucaFrancisco Suinaga José Manuel de la Torre Alfredo TalaveraUnder ArmourBanamex
UANLMiguel Ángel Garza Ricardo Ferretti Guido PizarroAdidasCemex
UNAMLeopoldo Silva Gutiérrez Míchel González David CabreraNikeDHL Express

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of
departure		Date of vacancyReplaced byDate of appointmentPosition
in table		Ref.
Pre-Apertura changes
Veracruz José Luis González China (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker3 June 2019 Enrique Meza4 June 2019Preseason[5]
UNAM Bruno MarioniSacked16 May 2019 Míchel González16 May 2019[6]
Apertura
Puebla José Luis Sánchez SoláSacked17 August 2019 Octavio Becerril (Interim)17 August 201919th[7]
Morelia Javier TorrenteSacked18 August 2019 Esteve Padilla (Interim)18 August 201915th[8]
Morelia Esteve Padilla (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker23 August 2019 Pablo Guede21 August 2019[note 2]15th[10][11]
Puebla Octavio Becerril (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker24 August 2019 Juan Reynoso23 August 201918th[12]
Veracruz Enrique MezaResigned28 August 2019 José González (Interim)29 August 201919th[13][14]
Cruz Azul Pedro CaixinhaMutual agreement2 September 2019 Joaquín Moreno (Interim)2 September 201911th[15]
Atlético San Luis Alfonso SosaSacked4 September 2019 Gustavo Matosas9 September 201910th[16][17]
Veracruz José González (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker4 September 2019 Enrique López Zarza4 September 201919th[18]
Cruz Azul Joaquín Moreno (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker6 September 2019 Robert Siboldi6 September 201911th[19]
Guadalajara Tomás BoySacked26 September 2019 Luis Fernando Tena26 September 201915th[20][21]
Monterrey Diego AlonsoSacked30 September 2019 José Treviño (Interim)1 October 201912th[22][23]
Monterrey José Treviño (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker9 October 2019 Antonio Mohamed9 October 201914th[24]
Atlético San Luis Gustavo MatosasMutual agreement27 October 2019 Luis García (Interim)27 October 201914th[25][26]
Toluca  Ricardo LavolpeSacked11 November 2019 José Rodríguez Valenzuela
José Manuel Cruzalta (Interim)		11 November 201917th[27]
Pre-Clausura changes
Toluca José Rodríguez Valenzuela
José Manuel Cruzalta (Interim)		End of tenure as caretaker1 December 2019 José Manuel de la Torre18 November 2019[note 3]Preseason[28]
Pachuca Martín PalermoMutual agreement24 November 2019  Paulo Pezzolano25 November 2019[29][30]
Tijuana Oscar ParejaMutual agreement25 November 2019  Gustavo Quinteros6 December 2019[31][32]
Necaxa Guillermo VázquezEnd of contract8 December 2019 Alfonso Sosa13 December 2019[33][34]
Atlético San Luis Luis García (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker15 December 2019  Guillermo Vázquez15 December 2019[35]
Clausura changes
Atlas Leandro CufréSacked29 January 2020 Omar Flores (Interim)29 January 202014th[36]
Atlas  Omar Flores (Interim)End of tenure as caretaker1 February 2020 Rafael Puente Jr.30 January 2020[note 4]14th[38]

Torneo Apertura

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The Apertura 2019 season began on 19 July 2019 and ended on 15 December 2019. The defending champions were Tigres UANL, having won their seventh title.

Regular season

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Santos Laguna1811434025+1537Advance to Liguilla[a]
2León189633823+1533
3UANL188822614+1232
4Querétaro189453119+1231
5Necaxa189453323+1031
6América188733222+1031
7Morelia188373126+527
8Monterrey (C)188372723+427
9Pachuca187473226+625
10Guadalajara187472828025
11Tijuana187382636−1024
12Cruz Azul185852524+123
13UNAM186572120+123
14Atlas186391926−721
15Atlético San Luis1862102231−920
16Juárez1853101727−1018
17Toluca184591626−1017
18Puebla184592031−1117
19Veracruz[b] (D)1815121145−348Team disaffiliated by the FMF
Source: Liga MX
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results between tied teams; 5) Number of goals scored away; 6) Highest relegation coefficient; 7) Fair Play points
(C) Champions; (D) Disaffiliated
Notes:
  1. ^ The first 8 places in the table qualified for the Liguilla. The last ranked team in the relegation table could qualify for the Liguilla in the Apertura tournament.
  2. ^ Veracuz were disaffiliated by the Mexican Football Federation following various financial problems and incidents off the field. As a result, no club was relegated after the Clausura 2020. Relegation was originally intended to resume at the end of the 2020–21 season,[39] however it was suspended for at least five years after the Ascenso MX was folded.[40][41]

Positions by round

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Leader and qualification to Liguilla
Qualification to Liguilla
Last place in table
Team ╲ Round12345678910111213141516171819
Santos Laguna11113122†31112131111
León46812†1067752345446642
UANL2854444568†976565453
Querétaro772213112†3463324364
Necaxa1015711956414221212†225
América3533223345534653536†
Morelia141813131515151386611†13898777
Monterrey13171296958117712141213†121188
Pachuca15131716131112141512857†9101310119
Guadalajara199106111214†151214151717161616151210
Tijuana549712†13812141513101011878911
Cruz Azul9111510881011131314141214121113†1412
UNAM6248571199910†881011991013
Atlas8365710961011119977101213†14
Atlético San Luis181011†1514141310710121311131414141515
Juárez121914141617†18161616171818151717161616
Toluca1714181817161618181716151517†1515171717
Puebla1616†1617181817171718181616181818181818
Veracruz11†121919191919191919191919191919191919
Source: Liga MX
Notes: † indicates team rested that round

Results

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Teams played every other team once (either at home or away), with one team resting each round, completing a total of 19 rounds.

Home \ AwayAMÉATLASLCAZGUAJUÁLEÓMONMORNECPACPUEQUESANTIJTOLUNLUNMVER
América————4–1——4–21–0—1–12–02–21–23–1——1–1—
Atlas3–0—1–21–3————0–2——2–01–2—0–11–1——
Atlético San Luis0–1——————1–01–10–2——0–2[a]2–32–3—1–10–2—
Cruz Azul5–2—3–1—1–12–01–01–12–3——1–1———1–1———
Guadalajara—1–03–0——————1–22–4—3–2—0–1—2–01–13–1
Juárez1–1—1–2—1–2——1–0————0–2—3–02–01–2—2–0
León0–01–13–2—4–33–1——1–1————2–2—4–0——1–1
Monterrey—2–0——1–1—3–2——0–2—3–2———2–00–22–01–1
Morelia—0–1——1–06–1—0–1—2–3—3–2—2–2———2–01–0
Necaxa2–2——0–0—0–02–4———1–2——3–03–21–1——7–0
Pachuca—3–10–22–0—0–11–32–31–2—————4–1——2–0—
Puebla—0–11–3—1–12–12–1——3–00–4———1–3——1–1—
Querétaro———3–0——0–42–13–11–22–11–1————0–03–0—
Santos Laguna———3–13–03–0—2–1——2–24–11–0—4–1———5–0
Tijuana—2–2—3–2——1–20–43–2———1–1———1–11–02–0
Toluca0–1—3–1—1–3———0–2—2–01–10–22–22–0————
UANL1–1——1–1——1–1—4–23–10–00–1—4–0—1–0———
UNAM—5–1—1–1—1–11–2——2–0———2–1—2–10–1—2–0
Veracruz0–51–21–20–0——————3–31–00–5——1–11–3——
Source: Liga MX
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Notes:
  1. ^ Match was suspended after fans invaded the pitch due to violent clashes in the stands.

Regular season statistics

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Hat tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
André-Pierre GignacUANLNecaxa3–110 August 2019
Ismael SosaLeónNecaxa4–221 September 2019
Sebastián FerreiraMoreliaCruz Azul3–219 October 2019
Henry MartínAméricaVeracruz5–08 November 2019

Attendance

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Per team

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1UANL366,80841,60237,65340,756−1.3%†
2Monterrey335,31544,97230,63537,257−12.3%†
3América277,53463,90819,77130,837+20.8%†
4Guadalajara274,46839,31322,78130,496+0.7%†
5Atlas238,89640,70016,91526,544−3.1%†
6Tijuana233,39726,93321,33325,933+9.5%†
7León211,06026,63218,78223,451+6.9%†
8Santos Laguna206,73728,01618,62222,971+1.6%†
9Querétaro203,16829,32916,97522,574+46.8%†
10UNAM184,58330,45810,42320,509−5.2%†
11Pachuca179,89426,00315,46219,988−3.4%†
12Puebla151,45427,61112,54418,932−2.1%†
13Morelia169,83726,01913,67418,871−8.4%†
14Juárez166,03719,71014,65518,449+237.1%1
15Cruz Azul159,87630,5687,17617,764−0.7%†
16Atlético San Luis148,64625,187016,516+17.8%1
17Toluca146,17925,74412,53316,242−8.9%†
18Necaxa135,11523,85110,68815,013−8.5%†
19Veracruz105,14318,9404,72511,683−16.4%†
League total3,894,12763,908022,773+0.4%†

Source: Liga MX
Notes:
Only regular season listed
1: Team played in Ascenso MX last season.

Highest and lowest

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Highest attendanceLowest attendance
WeekHomeScoreAwayAttendanceHomeScoreAwayAttendance
1UANL4–2Morelia41,580Toluca0–2Querétaro13,015
2Guadalajara2–0UANL39,313Veracruz3–3Pachuca14,620
3Monterrey3–2León37,058Necaxa7–0Veracruz12,846
4UANL3–1Necaxa41,553Cruz Azul2–0Juárez12,469
5Monterrey2–0Toluca39,783Puebla0–4Pachuca14,524
6UANL1–1América41,589Veracruz1–2Atlético San Luis9,670
7[a]Monterrey2–0UNAM35,662Veracruz0–5Querétaro7,322
8UANL1–1León41,498Necaxa3–2Tijuana11,861
9América1–1UNAM38,317Puebla1–3Atlético San Luis14,735
10Monterrey3–2Puebla33,060Necaxa2–4León17,757
11[a]UANL0–1Puebla38,638Cruz Azul1–1Monterrey12,412
12América4–1Guadalajara63,908Veracruz1–1Toluca8,698
13UANL4–0Santos Laguna41,426Toluca1–1Puebla12,533
14Monterrey1–1Guadalajara38,217Veracruz1–3UANL7,838
15UANL0–2Cruz Azul41,886Morelia2–2Santos Laguna13,674
16[a]UANL1–0Toluca37,653Atlético San Luis0–1América0[b]
17Monterrey1–1Veracruz30,635Necaxa1–2Pachuca11,868
18UANL0–0Pachuca41,269Atlético San Luis0–2Necaxa0[b]
19Monterrey2–0Atlas40,242Cruz Azul3–1Atlético San Luis7,176

Source: Liga MX

  1. ^ a b c Round scheduled for midweek.
  2. ^ a b Estadio Alfonso Lastras was banned two matches after fans invaded the pitch due to violent clashes in the stands in Atlético San Luis' match against Querétaro. As a result, the fixtures at the stadium had to be played behind closed doors.[1]

Liguilla – Apertura

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Main article: Apertura 2019 Liga MX championship stage

Bracket

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinals
               
3UANL224
6América145
6América (s)022
7Morelia202
2León314
7Morelia325
6América123 (2)
8Monterrey (p)213 (4)
4Querétaro022
5Necaxa336
5Necaxa101
8Monterrey213
1Santos Laguna213
8Monterrey516


  • Teams were re-seeded each round.
  • Team with more goals on aggregate after two matches advanced.
  • Away goals rule was applied in the quarter-finals and semi-finals, but not the final.
  • In the quarter-finals and semi-finals, if the two teams were tied on aggregate and away goals, the higher seeded team advanced.
  • In the final, if the two teams were tied after both legs, the match went to extra time and, if necessary, a shoot-out.
  • Both finalists qualified to the 2021 CONCACAF Champions League (champions as MEX1, runners-up as MEX3).

Quarter-finals

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Team 1Agg.Tooltip Aggregate scoreTeam 21st leg2nd leg
Monterrey6–3Santos Laguna5–21–1
Morelia5–4León3–32–1
América5–4UANL1–24–2
Necaxa6–2Querétaro3–03–2

Semi-finals

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Team 1Agg.Tooltip Aggregate scoreTeam 21st leg2nd leg
Monterrey3–1Necaxa2–11–0
Morelia2–2 (s)América2–00–2

Finals

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Team 1Agg.Tooltip Aggregate scoreTeam 21st leg2nd leg
Monterrey3–3 (4–2 p)América2–11–2 (a.e.t.)
 Apertura 2019 winners: 
Monterrey
5th title

Torneo Clausura

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The Clausura 2020 season began on 10 January 2020.

On 15 March 2020, the Mexican Football Federation suspended the Liga MX, Ascenso MX and Liga MX Femenil indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.[2] On 22 May 2020, the Clausura 2020 was officially cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the country and no champion was crowned.[3] The two 2021 CONCACAF Champions League berths were given to the top two teams in the regular season at the time of suspension (1st place as MEX2, 2nd place as MEX4).

Regular season

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Cruz Azul107122414+1022Qualification to 2021 CONCACAF Champions League
2León107032314+921
3Santos Laguna105231414017
4América105231111017
5Guadalajara104421311+216
6UNAM104332019+115
7UANL104241310+314
8Juárez104242018+214
9Morelia104241716+114
10Puebla1042477014
11Pachuca104241112−114
12Querétaro104241315−214
13Atlético San Luis103431115−413
14Necaxa103251716+111
15Toluca102441618−210
16Tijuana102351016−69
17Atlas103071017−79
18Monterrey100551017−75
Source: Liga MX
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results between tied teams; 5) Number of goals scored away; 6) Highest relegation coefficient; 7) Fair Play points

Positions by Round

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Qualification to Champions League
Last place in table
Team ╲ Round12345678910
Cruz Azul15181211764111
León1621132322
Santos Laguna13915141398693
América7186421234
Guadalajara2247101310855
UNAM5314213546
UANL91610138101312127
Juárez181765357468
Morelia1614171815161215149
Puebla1281316161714131310
Pachuca141518121711911811
Querétaro177325457712
Atlético San Luis8458127691013
Necaxa115736811101114
Toluca61091091215141515
Tijuana4121115141416161616
Atlas311149111517171717
Monterrey10131617181818181818
Source: Liga MX

Results

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Teams were originally planned to play every other team once (either at home or away), completing a total of 17 rounds. Only 10 rounds were able to be completed before the league was suspended.

Home \ AwayAMÉATLASLCAZGUAJUÁLEÓMONMORNECPACPUEQUESANTIJTOLUNLUNM
América—2–0—0–1—1–3———0–3——————1–0—
Atlas————1–2———1–3—0–20–1——2–1———
Atlético San Luis———2–12–23–1————0–1——————
Cruz Azul—1–2————————3–1——3–04–2—2–1—
Guadalajara———1–2—2–02–01–1———————2–2——
Juárez——————1–4—3–02–1———1–2———4–4
León———————3–1—2–13–0—3–1————3–1
Monterrey0–1—2–2——1–1——2–2———1–2—————
Morelia———2–4——1–2—————4–0—1–10–1——
Necaxa——1–1————2–21–2——2–02–3—————
Pachuca————0–0——————1–01–11–0——2–0—
Puebla0–1———————————0–12–2—2–00–0—
Querétaro1–2—0–1———————————3–01–1——
Santos Laguna—1–0————3–2——2–1——————2–11–1
Tijuana0–0———1–0—————3–20–1—2–1—1–1——
Toluca—2–3—3–3———2–0—2–3———————2–3
UANL—2–10–0—3–03–2———————————3–0
UNAM3–3—4–0————1–01–2—2–1———————
Source: Liga MX
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Regular season statistics

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Hat tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
André-Pierre GignacUANLUNAM3–029 February 2020

Attendance

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Per team

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PosTeamTotalHighLowAverageChange
1UANL166,16541,61541,32841,541+1.9%†
2Monterrey192,23844,31231,71638,448+3.2%†
3Guadalajara149,20040,10635,67737,300+22.3%†
4UNAM132,44043,56018,03026,488+29.2%†
5América102,82029,47720,81625,705−16.6%†
6Tijuana153,09830,23316,33325,516−1.6%†
7Puebla112,78631,20317,58022,557+19.1%†
8Atlas111,31745,516022,263−16.1%†
9Santos Laguna85,23723,47420,16921,309−7.2%†
10Querétaro82,75934,05010,73220,690−8.3%†
11Pachuca100,79023,97815,92820,158+0.9%†
12Morelia100,46325,27615,13620,093+6.5%†
13Toluca79,32721,80216,79519,832+22.1%†
14Cruz Azul94,50627,22013,58618,901+6.4%†
15Juárez93,76119,70317,77318,752+1.6%†
16Atlético San Luis74,75124,18613,42418,688+13.2%†
17León73,70519,44417,76418,426−21.4%†
18Necaxa68,69416,12011,88113,739−8.5%†
League total1,974,05745,516023,784+4.4%†

Source: Liga MX
Notes:
Only regular season listed

Highest and lowest

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Highest attendanceLowest attendance
WeekHomeScoreAwayAttendanceHomeScoreAwayAttendance
1UANL0–0Atlético San Luis41,609Necaxa2–2Monterrey12,106
2Monterrey2–2Morelia44,312Querétaro3–0Tijuana10,737
3UANL2–1Atlas41,328Cruz Azul3–0Santos Laguna13,586
4Monterrey1–2Querétaro37,668Atlas2–1Tijuana0
5UANL3–0Guadalajara41,613Puebla2–2Santos Laguna17,580
6Guadalajara1–2Cruz Azul40,106Necaxa2–3Querétaro12,778
7Monterrey0–1América43,636León2–1Necaxa17,764
8UANL3–0UNAM41,615Atlético San Luis0–3Juárez13,424
9Atlas1–2Guadalajara45,516Cruz Azul4–2Tijuana14,434
10[a]Morelia4–0Querétaro17,432Tijuana3–2Pachuca16,333

Source: Liga MX

  1. ^ Only the first two matches of Week 10 were played with fans in the stands. The league later decided to play the rest of the week's matches behind close doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.[42]

Relegation table

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Pos
Team'17 A
Pts		'18 C
Pts		'18 A
Pts		'19 C
Pts		'19 A
Pts[e]		'20 C
Pts		Total
Pts		Total
Pld		Avg
GD
Relegation[d]
1UANL322829372914169951.7789+65
2América302933292817166951.7474+50
3León262218413221160951.6842+41
4Cruz Azul272236302222159951.6737+39
5Monterrey37293030265157951.6526+41
6Santos Laguna182930223417150951.5789+28
7Toluca293626251610142951.4947+12
8Pachuca192324282414132951.3895+19
9Morelia292425132414129951.3579–2
10Necaxa242214292811128951.3474+19
11Tijuana21251728219121951.2737–22
12UNAM132430172015119951.2526–2
13Puebla162319241714114951.2000–28
14Querétaro161826112814113951.1895–23
15Guadalajara181520182216109951.1474–16
16Juárez[b]0[a]0[a]1920151468611.1148–29
17Atlético San LuisAscenso MX171330271.1111–13
18Atlas25181119189100951.0526–44
19Veracruz (D)[c][d]0000808180.4444–34Team disaffiliated by the FMF

Last update: 15 March 2020
Rules for relegation: 1) Relegation coefficient; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results between tied teams; 5) Number of goals scored away; 6) Fair Play points
D = Disaffiliated .
Source: Liga MX

  1. ^
    2017–18 accumulated points are not counted towards their relegation coefficient.[43]: 16 [44]
  2. ^
    2017–18 and 2018–19 points were accumulated as Lobos BUAP.
  3. ^
    2017–18 and 2018–19 points are not counted towards their relegation coefficient.
  4. ^
    Veracuz were disaffiliated by the Mexican Football Federation following various financial problems and incidents off the field. As a result, no club will be relegated after the Clausura 2020. Relegation will resume at the end of the 2020–21 season.[39]
  5. ^
    Due to the club's disaffiliation, points and goals obtained in the matches played against Veracruz in the Apertura 2019 have been docked.[45]

Aggregate table

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The aggregate table (the sum of points of both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments) would have been used to determine the participants of the 2020 Leagues Cup had that tournament not been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1León2816666137+24542021 CONCACAF Champions League[a]
2Santos Laguna2816665439+1554
3América2813964333+10482021 CONCACAF Champions League[b]
4UANL28121063924+1546
5Cruz Azul2812974938+11452021 CONCACAF Champions League[c]
6Querétaro2813694434+1045
7Necaxa28126105039+1142
8Morelia28125114842+641
9Guadalajara2811894139+241
10Pachuca28116114338+539
11UNAM28108104139+238
12Atlético San Luis2896133346−1333
13Tijuana2896133652−1633
14Monterrey (C)2888123740−3322021 CONCACAF Champions League[d]
15Juárez2895143745−832
16Puebla2887132738−1131
17Atlas2893162943−1430
18Toluca2869133244−1227
19Veracruz[e] (D)1815121145−348Team disaffiliated by the FMF
Source: Liga MX
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results between tied teams; 5) Number of goals scored away; 6) Highest relegation coefficient; 7) Fair Play points
(C) Champions; (D) Disaffiliated
Notes:
  1. ^ As Clausura 2nd place (MEX4)
  2. ^ As Apertura runners-up (MEX3)
  3. ^ As Clausura 1st place (MEX2)
  4. ^ As Apertura champions (MEX1)
  5. ^ Veracuz were disaffiliated by the Mexican Football Federation following various financial problems and incidents off the field. As a result, no club was relegated after the Clausura 2020. Relegation will resume at the end of the 2020–21 season.[39]

Notes

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  1. ^ Estadio Alfonso Lastras was banned two matches after fans invaded the pitch due to violent clashes in the stands in Atlético San Luis' match against Querétaro. As a result, the fixtures at the stadium had to be played behind closed doors.[1]
  2. ^ Although appointed on 21 August 2019, Guede would not immediately take charge. Due to paperwork, his first match was delayed to 27 August 2019 vs Atlético San Luis.[9]
  3. ^ Although appointed on 18 November 2019, the period as coach began on 1 December 2019, after the end of Apertura 2019 regular season.
  4. ^ Although appointed on 30 January 2020, Puente would not immediately take charge. Due to fixture schedule, his first match was delayed to 6 February 2020 vs Monarcas Morelia.[37]

See also

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References

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  2. ^ a b "LIGA MX - Página Oficial de la Liga Mexicana del Fútbol Profesional".
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  23. ^ "Rayados pone a Pepe Treviño como interino". Fútbol Total (in Spanish). 1 October 2019. Retrieved 4 October 2019.
  24. ^ "Rayados confirmó a Antonio Mohamed como su nuevo DT". Goal (in Spanish). 10 October 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2019.
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  26. ^ "Comunicado Oficial Atlético de San Luis". Twitter @AtletideSanLuis (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 October 2019.
  27. ^ "Ricardo La Volpe es cesado del Toluca". Excélsior (in Spanish). 11 November 2019. Retrieved 17 November 2019.
  28. ^ Moreno, Marcos (18 November 2019). "Oficial: Chepo de la Torre es nuevo técnico del Toluca". Radio Fórmula (in Spanish). Retrieved 22 November 2019.
  29. ^ "Martín Palermo ha dejado de ser DT de Pachuca" [Martín Palermo is no longer the coach of Pachuca]. Mediotiempo (in Spanish). 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
  30. ^ "Pachuca: Paulo Pezzolano es el nuevo DT de Tuzos para el Clausura 2020". Mediotiempo (in Spanish). 25 November 2019. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
  31. ^ "ÓSCAR PAREJA Y XOLOS DE TIJUANA TERMINARON RELACIÓN POR COMÚN ACUERDO". Récord (in Spanish). 25 November 2019. Retrieved 26 November 2019.
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