The recent match between Tigres and Necaxa ended in a 1-1 draw, with the visiting team equalizing in the 63rd minute thanks to Agustín Palavecino. Tigres initially took the lead with a goal by Juan Brunetta in the 50th minute.
The match statistics showed a closely contested game, with Tigres registering 8 shots on target against Necaxa’s 9. In terms of fouls, Tigres committed 9 compared to Necaxa’s 8. Both teams exhibited similar efficacy in passing, resulting in a tie in correct passes.
As both teams head into the decisive second leg of their matchup for a spot in the semifinals of the Clausura, they carry the tension of a goalless draw from their first encounter. The crucial clash is set to take place at the Estadio Universitario “El Volcán” at 22:10 hours.
The game was officiated by referee Marco Ortiz Nava, and the tactical setups were notable, with Tigres deploying a 4-4-2 formation led by goalkeeper Nahuel Guzmán, while Necaxa opted for a 4-5-1 strategy with Ezequiel Unsain in goal.
The competitive spirit displayed by both teams suggests an exciting rematch ahead, as they strive for a place in the semifinals. With both defenses tested and offensive capabilities on display, fans can look forward to a thrilling conclusion to this encounter.