Toluca vs Tigres UANL 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Final

You are looking live at the Estadio Nemesio Diez where it's Toluca and Tigres in the 2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup Final. The place they call Inferno Rojo, Red Hell, will be bouncing tonight on a massive night in the region. It's going to be a memorable night and to mark the occasion let's send you to a special pre-match ceremony to welcome this epic battle. It is truly an all or nothing night. Full vindication and validation for the winner, for the loser, devastation and possibly the end of an era. Will it be Toluca? Will it be Tigres? We'll hear the Champions Cup anthem and then see the starting 11s and kickoff. Toluca and Tigres in the CONCACAF Champions Cup Final. Let's enjoy it together. So here goes history. We are rolling in Toluca in the CONCACAF Champions Cup Final. Red Devils and Tigers for the continental crown. Sangulo possessed it. He was swarmed. Now into the middle this goes and it's wide. Nicolas Castro rose up for it and couldn't direct it on frame. Since 2003 this loose ball. Castro steps onto it. Castro saved by Guzman. Lainez every time he gains the ball for example but here's Aguirre. Lainez takes it from him and Marantz forward and Diego Lainez had Luis Garcia scrambling for just a moment as that skids wide. Oh that's turned over to Correa and now left behind for Araujo. Araujo with Correa. Angel Correa. Correa stops. Pulls it back. Araujo scuffs it. What a chance and he couldn't connect cleanly with it. It's down for Correa who shields it off again. Correa scored from this range in the semi-final. Correa run. Lainez. Tigres springing to life now. Lainez clips it in and it's over the head of his target. Comes down for a bullet one-timer that's saved by Luis Garcia. Best sequence for Tigres so far. There is the halftime whistle from Ismael Elfath. Took a while for both teams to feel each other out. Game started to open up late in the half but neither side able to open the scoring. From left to right here in half number two. Back underway at the Estadio Nemesio Diaz. Zsigniak hoping to lift this trophy in his final game for Tigres. The corner from Brunetta. Heads go up. Oh save. Rebound. Saved again. Zsigniak denied on the doorstep. It was almost a dream introduction. Romulo was there as well. Double save by Luis Garcia. The full-time whistle. We are far from done at the Estadio Nemesio Diaz here in Toluca, Mexico. 90 minutes not enough in the 2026 CONCACAF Champions Cup final. To right in this first period of extra time. Back underway here in the final. Minutes 90 to 105. Upcoming. A little spring in their step. First time they've had some momentum in a bit. Now between the lines. It's a shooting chance. They score. The net. Odes. It is Brunetta standing it up. Back post. They score. Jeller Keem ties it. Is silenced. Tigres bite back in the Champions Cup final. It's 1-1 deep into second half extra time. There is not. Ismael Elfath blows for full time. Penalties it is. Perez to get Toluca off to the ideal start. He does. He wants to sign off by leveling the shootout. He scores one more time for Tigres. For Toluca. He scores. His presence sees him step up and score. Guzman. Pereira. Oh it squibs through Guzman who can't believe he didn't keep it out. Tigres need him to keep them level in it. Fernando Gorrieron. It's saved. Luis Jorge Diaz. They're on the brink. Angel Correa. Must. Angel Correa does. And Tigres still alive. Franco Romero. Saved by Guzman. And the 40 year old Tigres legend keeps them afloat. Must score for Tigres. He does score for Tigres. It's 4-4 and we go on to a sixth round in the shootout with Tigres last year wearing the other jersey. This time he scores for Toluca with a brilliant penalty that just got over Guzman. If Romero misses, Toluca win the Champions Cup. Romero stutter steps and rolls it in. Now the seventh round and Guzman beaten again. This time by Fernando Arce. Parata. Saved by Garcia. Toluca win the Champions Cup. He will tell the watching nation and the watching world that for the third time in their history and the first time in nearly two and a half decades, this mountain city 8,700 feet high is the place where Red Devils see heaven. The Champions Cup winners in 2026. It's Toluca.