Club America Surges as Pumas and Juarez Struggle in Liga MX

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Oct 23, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe discussion focuses on the current state of Liga MX, highlighting Club América's dominant offensive form and their potential for another championship. The conversation also analyzes the struggles of Pumas, the surprising resurgence of Santos Laguna under young leadership, and the severe difficulties facing FC Juárez at the bottom of the table.
Liga MX, Nick, being the resident Americanista of the show,
let me know, por favor,
are we having another Odia Me Más championship
coming to the vitrinas of Coapa?
I certainly think so, because America, simply put,
looks like the team to beat right now.
And how could you make the argument that they're not?
In their last three games, let me drop some numbers on you,
14 goals in three games.
I mean, they're offensively doing everything that they were lacking
in the last tournament and the tournament before
when they had their little dip, right?
But the Old America is back.
They're leaning on younger players, which I think is true.
I would say Liga and Mekki's fashion,
but especially Chivas America fashion.
Pumas too.
But 5-2 over Atlas, 5-3 over Leon, 4-2 over Necaxa.
Those are just the last three games.
That's 14 goals in three games.
They're absolutely doing amazing.
i think um almada was was it was a solid you know
a fresh you know switch up for them and
and and it's it's proving to be uh very fruitful for them
so as always man aguilas all the way my
team that i never supported
but you guys forced me to be a fan out because you got Pumas
chivas got chivas so here i am i mean you're you're you're supporting
a winning team for once my
friend oh my friend my friend so let me pull
the table let me pull the table for the table
i want to ask you about pumas um if i if i'm talking about
a rising america i want to understand
what what would be struggling why why
is pumas struggling right now i know that that last game
was particularly tough against Santos Laguna
I mean you guys got absolutely I want to say
unlucky with that red card
but that's pretty typical not gonna act like that was surprising
to me um but they kind of shattered
your guys's like you guys are still there like there's still
time how many more matches
are there three four four more matches yeah four matches so you guys
you guys could still make it
but Santos Laguna made it very difficult put you in a very tough
so let's look at the numbers we have 16 points number eight
that is Skeletar oh has twenty so
definitely we have an opportunity we go against Tigres
that we were talking about that has 14
points they really really need to win
to get themselves into that position and if Pumas wins
they're completely in the in the race for a spot
in the Liguilla now let's talk about Santos Laguna
the game against Pumas it was the officiating
was a little iffy uh even Keylor Navas the goalkeeper
and captain was surprised flabbergasted for the calls
that the refs were were you know exercising
that day but the reality is that they won Santos
as we said as you can see is the only team that
has the last five games won uh they're
a strong team that is scoring a lot they seem to
uh finally fuel themselves with all the hate
and all the mockery that they were uh subjects of
But at the same time,
this is a kid that has grown supporting Santos Laguna.
He's the son of the previous president,
and his loyalty to the team is legit.
You can find videos of him since he's a kid supporting Los de Torreón.
And I'm happy in a way to see
that the young president is having success.
A lot of people wanted him to fail because he's a young person.
But to be honest, it's a good thing that New Ideas
and New Blood is being successful
and, you know, questioning the establishment of Liga MX business model.
So, good for Santos Laguna.
Pumas, pónganse las pilas, por favor.
And hopefully we got Liguilla.
But another team that is very surprising is Querétaro.
Normally a team that wouldn't be in this area of the table,
just like Santos Laguna.
Pero they have been playing really, really well.
and they might be, maybe, you know,
they cooled off a little bit in the last few games,
but at the same time, they have been a difficult team to beat.
And Monterrey, Atlas, and León,
I think they just have to stay consistent.
León, checkered last five games,
but it's going to be interesting.
And just, you know, just before we have to move on
to the next segment, Nick,
we have to talk about this team because it's sad.
Let me scroll and scroll and scroll.
I hope your mouse doesn't run out of battery
before you get there.
there you go my friends
Juarez FC
football club Juarez
terrible season
four points
minus 24
in the differential
one win
one tie
11 losses
and I don't think
this is going to get
any better
because I'm looking
at this
they have Necaxa
that is
you know
Duelo
the
Sotaneros
the two teams
that are trying to fight
Maybe
maybe they
accomplish not being
the very last place
in the competition
What do you have to say for Juarez, Nick?
It's sad. It hurts.
But look, they're a young team.
They're brand new on the scene.
These are growing pains
They need to find their identity.
They need to make a name for themselves.
We've seen some signs here and there,
but they need a big name to come in,
pick them up, and make a name for themselves.
Santos Laguna, if we're talking about a squad like that,
that's a team that people haven't really taken serious for a few years,
but oftentimes forget their pedigree.
But they are a legacy.
They're a legacy team.
how many times six championships something like
that Juarez doesn't have that Juarez is new
bunch of rich people on both sides of the border got together
and we're like let's start a cool
team a border team from i will have fans on both sides
of the border it's a great idea it's a great
it's a great creation and it's gonna
do well it's just gonna take a little bit of time
