If Atlas plans to save themselves from paying the hefty peso 120 million fine and technical descent, but not sport, they must enter Atlético San Luis today, at the start of date 9 of the Guard1anes 2021 tournament. beat the double day. of the MX League, in a race that starts at 5 p.m. on the Coloso de la Calzada Independencia.
For Zorros and Potosinos it will be a duel of vital importance and that will be pure drama as they are the teams directly involved in fighting not to be the last at the quotient table at the end of the tournament. While Atlas has 0.9457, Atlético de Madrid’s daughter team from Spain has a quotient of 1.0690, so the difference is big and a bad result from the Guadalajara would put them in serious trouble.
This will be a key week in both teams’ ambitions to get away from the blaze as it is a double day, the red and black team should beat the Juárez team on date 10 and that on the same day the San Luis team . loses to Toluca and misses the opportunity to add six units to the percentage table, so this afternoon’s game at Jalisco Stadium has a dramatic undertone.
“Obviously it is a very important game because we are the ones fighting the last two places in the quotient, San Luis and we are in a better mood, it will be difficult, we have two days less than San Luis. and it is a disadvantage, I have to fight against everything and with this growth we will be able to achieve a good result, ”said Diego Cocca, helmsman of the Foxes.
San Luis comes from a 2-2 draw with the Tigres, second in the Club World Cup, while Atlas tied 0-0 with Toluca last Saturday at Nemesio Díez, in addition to adding five consecutive games without facing a defeat, according to the Liga MX, since falling 2-0 against America on track, but administratively winning 3-0 and therefore maintaining the positive record of the past few weeks.
This is how the teams could come out:
Atlas: 12. Camilo Vargas; Diego Barbosa, 5. Anderson Santamaría, 2. Martín Nervo, 27. Jesús Angulo; 8. Renato Ibarra, 20. Jairo Torres, 26. Aldo Rocha, 218. Jeremy Márquez, 7. Ignacio Malcorra; 11. Javier Correa.
St. Louis: 13. Axel Werner; 5. Ramiro González, 14. Rodrigo Noya, 2. Juan Castro, 6. Luis Gallegos; 18. Camilo Mayada, 16. Javier Güemez, 22. Ricardo Chávez, 7. Germán Berterame; 9. Nicolás Ibáñez, 10. Damián Batllini.
JL