As Necaxa prepares for the face Club America Both teams want to score important points at the Estadio Victoria on Saturday. League MX Ranking list.

Necaxa, currently languishing in the bottom half of the table, desperately needs a win to boost its chances of making the playoffs. In contrast, Club América, a true heavyweight in the league, will be looking to maintain its strong momentum and consolidate its place at the top of the table.

The hosts come into this clash with a mixed bag of results; their last outing ended in a frustrating draw with Atlético San Luis, while Club América will arrive full of confidence after an impressive 3-1 win over León in their last match.

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How to watch Necaxa vs CF America online – TV channels and live streams

In the United States (US)The Liga MX match between Necaxa and Club America can be watched live online and streamed via Fubo (sign up for a free 7-day trial), DirecTV Stream, Univision, TUDN And ViX (with Sling TV).

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Kick-off time Necaxa vs. CF America

The match will take place at the Estadio Victoria on Saturday, 21 SeptemberKick-off at 9:00 p.m. ET/6:00 p.m. PT for fans in US.

Team News & Squad

News from the Necaxa team

Necaxa have reported no significant injury concerns ahead of this match, allowing them to compete with a nearly full squad. Coach José Luis Sánchez Sola will likely rely on his experienced players to lead the team through this challenging encounter.

Possible starting eleven for Necaxa: Unholy; Martínez González, Montes, Oliveros, Mayorga; Arce, Palavecino; Garnica, Paradela, Jurado; Cambindo

News from the CF America team

As Club América prepares to face Necaxa at the Estadio Victoria, the club will be looking to build on the recent momentum it has shown following its strong performance in the National Classic, where it triumphed over Atlas with a convincing three-goal performance.

Led by coach Andre Jardine, America is aiming for its third consecutive Liga MX win, which would not only improve their position in the table but also boost their morale ahead of the upcoming Campeones Cup against Columbus Crew. However, the team faces challenges in the form of injuries that could affect their lineup.

The bad news for the guests is the injury of the defender Israel Reyeswho has suffered a torn muscle and will be unavailable for this match. His absence is another of the many injuries that have plagued the squad and are preventing Jardine from fielding a fully fit team this season.

Despite these setbacks, the return of Alejandro Zendejas and the addition of new members Victor Davila provide some optimism about the team’s attacking options. Jardine is expected to use a formation that allows for creativity and width as they look to exploit Necaxa’s defense.

Possible Club América team: Malaga; Álvarez, Araújo, Juárez, Calderón; dos Santos, Sanchez, Fidalgo; Dilrosun, Dávila, Martin

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