The good news comes to Mexican football. The trident consisted of the health authorities, along with the governments of each region, plus the leaders of the Liga MX, have found that in some Aztec football complexes, fan access to the tournament venues can be started gradually.
One of the recent cases is that of Olympic Benito Juárez, that this next day the Guardians will be able to receive 6,000 fans in their stands. In this ‘premiere’ duel it will be Cougars, who, during their visit to the border, look for the three points that take them out of the bottom part of the table.
This game is scheduled for next Friday, March 12 at 9:30 PM. (local time) will have as a stimulus the premiere of up to nine feline elements in this new ‘reality’. And it is that since the restart of the MX League was approved with no audience in the stadiums, there are six homegrown footballers who have made their debut without the presence of fans.
Jeronimo Rodríguez, Emanuel Montejano, Amaury García, Jacob Morales, Ángel García and Eric Lira -the latter played Copa MX with Necax- for the first time they will experience the honey of a league match with fans in the stands. Another who will make his ‘debut’, but from the couch, is Andrés Lillini, who always directed without fans behind him.
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In addition to those from the base forces, two other players will also have a new experience this Friday. Is about Facundo Waller and Gabriel Torres, both signings in recent markets and who have also failed to defend the college jersey with an audience in the stadiums.