One Step outside of the Tournament.

By Albert | April 18th, 2008

So Pumas is almost done. The 1-2 loss against Cruz Azul has really hurt their chances to make it to the Liguilla tournament and fight at a chance to win it. Ferretti and company still have a positive attitude and insist on going all out in the remain ...

And then there was one...

By John | May 11th, 2007

Toluca and Necaxa both tanked there clausuras in an effort to concentrate on advancing in the Copa Libertadores. After last night's 1-0 Nacional victory over Los Electricistas, both Necaxa and Toluca have been unceremoniously bounced from the Libertadore

Mid-week action: A mixed bag of results

By Chris | May 4th, 2007

We'll start out with the domestic league, as the playoffs got underway on Wednesday with the two play-in ties playing their first legs. In Torreón, Santos was shocked at home by San Luis on a 57th minute goal by former Mexican international Braulio Lu

Copa Libertadores: Here come the hired guns

By Chris | May 2nd, 2007

The Round of 16 gets underway today in South America's version of the Champions League, with a whopping 5 games on the slate. América is the only Mexican team that will take the field tonight, as they host Colo Colo of Chile at the Azteca, starting at

Would you bet against Pachuca in Japan?

By Chris | April 26th, 2007

After winning the Copa Sudamericana in December, Pachuca added another international title to their trophy case on Wednesday night, winning the CONCACAF Champions Cup. The Tuzos will now make their way to Japan this December for the Club World Cup,

3 teams in the Final 16?

By Chris | April 13th, 2007

Toluca and América came away with huge wins in the Copa Toyota Libertadores, leaving all three Mexican teams with a good chance of advancing into the Final 16. Group One In the extremely tight Group 1, América came away with the biggest result, co

Marioni: Out!

By Darius | December 27th, 2006

Looks like Toluca's Bruno Marioni is headed to South American powerhouse Boca Juniors. The talented Argentine, who catapulted the Red Devils to the Aperatura final and Copa Sudamericana semifinals, cited personal reasons for the move. Marioni led this

It's on!

By Darius | December 10th, 2006

It might not be the final everyone was hoping for, but it's definitely the most competitive final in Mexican soccer. The Goats of Guadalajara will lock horns with the Red Devils of Toluca in the second leg of the finals of the Mexican First Division's Ape

LATEST UPDATES, MANCHESTER, TOLUCA, CHIVAS!

By Nando | December 4th, 2006

Sorry for the delay in posting new info, work and family has taken alot of my time and kept off the blog! Freddy Adu at Man U Fergie's statement. I personally don't see Freddy fitting in the sytem at Manchester United, their midfield is stacked wit

Givin' Em Hell

By Darius | December 4th, 2006

The Red Devils became the first team to advance to the Mexican Liguilla finals by scorching 2006 Clausura champions Pachuca 1-0 (2-1 overall) in Toluca. Vicente Sánchez took a pass from fellow Toluca striker Bruno Marioni in the 54th minute and uncork

Pachuca Joes

By Darius | December 3rd, 2006

Despite fielding a team of reserves, Pachuca managed to draw at home against Toluca last Wednesday. Coach Enrique Meza decide to save his regulars for the Copa Sudamericana first-leg final against Chile's Colo Colo the next day. That didn't go over so

Cruz Azul Through to Playoffs

By Darius | November 6th, 2006

It's crunch time in Mexico, and I'm not talking about hard-shell tacos. Round 16 of the Aperatura has come and gone, and only Cruz Azul has secured a place in the "Liguilla" playoffs. The "Boys in Blue" guaranteed themselves a top-two finish in Group

Toluca 2 San Lorenzo 0

By Darius | November 3rd, 2006

Toluca swept aside San Lorenzo 2-0 Wednesday night, overturning a 3-1 aggregate deficit and booking their place in the Copa Sudamericana semifinals. Argentine goal-keeper Agustin Orion deflected a cross directly at Toluca forward Carlos Morales, who pr

San Lorenzo 3 Toluca 1

By Darius | October 26th, 2006

Toluca's Copa Sudamericana hopes took a serious dive last night after a 3-1 loss to San Lorenzo at the Nuevo Gasómetro Stadium in Buenos Aires. Goals from Pablo Quatrocchi (17’) and Néstor Silvera (51’, 56') put the Argentinians in cruise contro

Da Hell Does He Know Anyway

By Darius | October 24th, 2006

Toluca will look to stir up a little mischief Wednesday night against San Lorenzo in the first game of a two-leg Copa Sudamericana quarterfinals clash. With a name like "The Red Devils," you'd expect the boys to come to town looking to raise hell. Not

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