América and Cruz Azul already have rivals for the Concacaf Champions League quarter-finals, while Monterrey looks for their pass on Thursday.
MEXICO – America Y Blue cross sealed their future in the Concacaf Champions League and both will be measured by sets of the MLS in the quarter-finals of the tournament in the area, that will ensure a place in the World Cup for clubs.
America will face him Portland Timbers, while Blue cross will collide with him Toronto FC, this after the Canadian club headed for the Lion, champion of Guard1anes 2021 of Liga MX.
Meanwhile it is Monterrey the club to be determined, regardless of whether it passes the next stage of the tournament in the area or not. Rayados will meet Pantoja on Thursday and has a three-goal lead on the total scoreboard.
In the event that the Gang wins their return game, they will collide with the victors of Columbus or Real Estelí, although the MLS team has a 4-0 lead and it seems difficult they could lose.
If the box Javier Aguirre progress, it could add a strong number of matches before the tournament’s close as it has three Liga MX matches left, one possible jump-off if it doesn’t get into the top four places, plus the two in the quarter-finals, which adds up on six in less than three weeks.
The quarter-finals of the first leg are from April 27-29, while the return games are played from May 4-6. For its part, the semifinals will be played until August, from 10 to 12 the first leg, while the return will be in September from 14 to 16.
Meanwhile, the final is a single match and will be decided between October 26-28, to decide which team will attend the Club World Cup on behalf of the club this year. Concacaf