Goals and highlights Necaxa 2-0 Queretaro in Liga MX
Necaxa 2-0 Querétaro triumphed in Matchday 13 of the Liga MX. Three golden points for Nicolás Larcamón's team, without their Colombian striker, Diber Cambindo.
The match ended with Necaxa winning 2-0 for Gallos Blancos. Querétaro, without a soul, continues to rack up losses. Head coach Eva Longoria is happy in the stands. Because it's three golden points for the Rayos, without Diber Cambindo.
Last attacks from the Querétaro team, Necaxa just holds back waiting to clear the ball and end the game, there is one more corner kick for the visitors, they are going to take it quickly, they don't waste time, a shot from the kid Antonio De María Y Campos
The referee looks at his watch and the assistant is about to add 5 minutes on the electronic board, Necaxa already with the victory secured because Gallos Blancos with the youth players are the ones showing enthusiasm to go ahead and finish the match with a goal.
Monreal can't make the pass, there's a corner kick, Emilio Martínez finishes the play, Necaxa looks for the goal in this last action, everyone defends against the Gallos, only one man in midfield, for a counterattack.
Necaxa, with the score already in their pocket, bursting at the ball, exhausting the clock and the rival's patience, the crowd chants Olé for the passes they make, but in one play Monreal fails to finish well in front of goal, Rayo missed the chance to make it 3-0.
Antonio De María and Campos, along with Pablo Barrera, enter the match, marking the last moves for Gallos Blancos. Kevin Escamilla and Lucas Rodríguez come off. Benjamín Mora, already resigned, goes to the bench, hoping for a miracle goal.
Necaxa scored, with a header from Alexis Peña, to make it 2-0, the final score, because they wanted and needed it. Nicolás Larcamón exploded, and the crowd was happy, already with the victory in their possession.
Necaxa makes changes, with Johan Rojas and José Rodríguez coming off and Ricardo Monreal Morales and Diego de Buen Juárez coming on. Nicolás Larcamón makes more moves to revive the midfield with the former Puebla player, who has allowed El Gallo too many scoring chances.
Another change for Querétaro: Aldahir Perez Soto leaves and Jonathan Perlaza Leiva comes in, a move to sustain the midfield. Necaxa is also preparing more changes to release players who are already physically exhausted.
Emiliano Martínez comes in for Kevin Rosero, Gallos is pressing for their goal, but Necaxa is allowing too many chances, with Alexis Peña being the best defensively. Larcamón is intense on the bench because they aren't doing things right.
Agustin Palavecino receives a yellow card for a foul on rookie Aldahir Pérez. There's a free kick for Gallos Blancos, and Venegas tries to take the shot, but the ball goes wide, only for Argentine goalkeeper Luis Unsain to see it go through.
Querétaro makes two substitutions. Alan Medina and Fernando González come on, giving way to Ronaldo Cinseros and the 189-year-old Sebastián Hernández. He's the Gallos Blancos best player.
Another action that Necaxa is forgiving of. Agustín Palavecino and José Paradela are not in top form, as is the Gallos Blancos goalkeeper. Benjamin Mora is preparing two moves, either to try to equalize or to hold off the attack.
Great save by Jorge Hernández, José Paradela misses the goal, the number 10 in front of goal can't get the second, very weak shot, good job by the Mexican goalkeeper, because without him this would have already been 2-0 and more goals.
Rayos make a substitution. Arturo Palma comes on, and the midfielder replaces Pavel Pérez, both players in the same position. They're trying to win the ball back.
They're playing a wrestling match, because there are a lot of kicks in the match. The referee must control these actions, as a red card could be issued.
The second half begins, the referee's clock starts, and he sees that everything is in order, all 22 men on each side. We hope you have fun with us, don't fall asleep, because we're going to shout the goals together here.
Halftime, the game reaches the end of the first half, with plenty of excitement to be had. Here's a recap of the action beforehand. I had some coffee to recharge my batteries, because we'll continue with the second half in a few moments.
Necaxa is leading 1-0, with a header from El Jefecito.
They're still waiting for the VAR to give them the instructions, but there's a bad connection, because nothing can be heard, which is why the game didn't start. Four minutes are about to be added to the clock. Aldahir Pérez was brought down. There's a free kick for the Gallos, due to a foul by Mayorga.
Foul committed by Kevin Ante, Tomas Badaloni gets a yellow card for a foul on Oscar Manzanares, a hard blow leaves the Mexican on the ankle, the central defender trying to clear, earns himself that hard blow, Larcamón continues to protest.
Great opportunity created by Lucas Rodríguez, but goalkeeper Luis Unsain did well. Necaxa continues to increase the pressure to take the lead. Querétaro, with the few chances they have had in front of Los Rayos' goal, have already worked much harder to define in front of goal than to waste them.
Nicolás Larcamón complains to the fourth referee, Aldahir Pérez forgives, the Argentine receives the first yellow card. Mr. Larcamón was forgiven for the red card, and the referee has already told him that if he continues like this, he'll send him off. Necaxa remains in the lead.
Another yellow card, this time for José Iván Rodríguez for a foul on the Argentine, Federico Lertora. Querétaro couldn't take advantage of the free kick they were given, so Necaxa again looked for a counterattack and had one with Tomás Badaloni, and Jorge Hernández made a great save at the back.
Querétaro's best player right now is youngster Sebastián Hernández. The youngster looks for the ball and isn't afraid to take on the ball, but he's also the first yellow card of the match, for holding the opponent's shirt. But if he didn't do it, Rayo's attack would have gone.
Kevin Ante passes the ball to Rojas, but in the Colombian's anxiety he sends it back. Necaxa playing like cracks, dominating a very poor defense from Gallos Blancos, Ronaldo Cinseros has to join the defense, because the ball does not reach the 9.
The fans of Necaxa Rays are already turning on their cell phones, celebrating, convinced that victory is directly within their reach, as the home team continues to dominate the ball and propose more offensively than their rival.
Johan Rojas with another shot inside the area, the Colombian crossed the ball looking for his goal, but Jorge Hernández saves well behind, there is a foul in midfield, for the scorer Rodríguez, Rayo recovers the ball.
Agustin Palavecino shoots from long distance, looking to surprise the goalkeeper, but there is nothing and it goes wide, it could have been the second goal for the Aguascalientes team, the Argentine coach, Nicolás Larcamón thanked his compatriot for his efforts
Necaxa takes a long-range shot. The players complain to the referee about a foul on Colombian Kevin Ante by Venegas. Another corner kick is awarded to Rayos, who makes a terrible cross. Jorge Hernández has no problems.
Necaxa's goal is 1-0, a header, José Rodríguez scores the opening goal with a header, his first goal of the season, the shortest player has scored the goal, in the middle of the defenders. What a goal.
Necaxa returns to its style of playing the ball around in midfield, waiting for a mistake in Querétaro's defense, which is being breached on the left side. On a cross directed to Tomás Badaloni, they find a corner kick.
Great shot from Sebastián Hernandez, the rookie looked for the long-range goal, but it went out to the corner, Luis Unsain saw the goal close in his goal, but Gallos recovered on the counterattack with his experienced defenders.
Club Necaxa maintains possession in these opening minutes. In the absence of Colombian striker Diber Cambindo, they have great difficulty crossing to Badaloni. The coach Nicolas Larcamón urges calm.
The first 45 minutes of the match have begun. We begin with the action that has everyone excited. We have a great match on the pitch today. We'll see goals, fouls, and cards, but above all, we'll have fun. The referee blows his whistle and starts the clock. VAR is ready to keep an eye on things.
Rob McElhenney and Eva Longoria were present at Estadio Victoria. The actress, who is keeping an eye on her Rays, will be in the box today to watch the game.
Both teams are already stretching before the start of the Necaxa vs. Gallos Blancos friendly at Estadio Victoria. The crowd is giving their all to the players; the home team is the favorite to win.
Partido #50 con nuestro equipo para el 🔟 de los Rayos, José Paradela, siendo titular en 49 de ellos.
We're just moments away from bringing you Necaxa vs. Gallos Blancos LIVE on VAVEL, but we'll take a brief break. We'll continue in a few minutes to show you the confirmed lineups.
The fans of both teams have already arrived for a friendly game at the Estadio Victoria, waiting for their team and minutes before they go out to warm up for this game Necaxa vs Gallos Blancos del Querétaro for this Liga MX game.
In a few moments, we'll share the starting lineups for Necaxa vs. Querétaro Live, along with the latest information from Estadio Victoria, including key players, players to watch, and interesting facts about these two teams. Don't miss any details of the match with VAVEL's live, minute-by-minute coverage.
Necaxa: Diber Cambindo with 12 goals in 11 games, José Paradela with 5 goals in 12 games, Agustín Palavecino with 2 goals in 12 games. Assists: José Paradela with 5, Agustín Palavecino with 3 assists, Alejandro Mayorga with 2 assists.
Gallos Blancos: Adonis Preciado with 12 games, 2 goals, Francisco Vengas with 11 games, 2 goals, Pablo Barrera with 2 goals in 9 games, Josue Colman with 4 assists, Francisco Venegas with 2 assists, Adonis Preciado with 1 assist.
Of the last five games between these two teams, Querétaro has not beaten Necaxa by a goal to zero on the road since August 27, 2023. Necaxa has not been able to win these matches against the Gallos in recent matches. The Querétaro team leads the way with a win, closing with four consecutive draws. The last match they played was on September 27, 2024, where they tied 0-0 at Corregidora Stadium.
Diber Armando Cambindo suffered a blow in the last match against León. He had to be substituted. The Colombian suffered a contusion to the frontal region of his head, which forced him to leave the match. Medical tests confirmed a fracture in the frontal sinus of the skull.
The Colombian star's estimated recovery time is between four and six weeks. Diber has played 12 matches and scored 11 goals, scoring every 82 minutes.
The Aguascalientes club is missing their leading scorer and tournament leader, Diber Cambindo, who will be out, a significant loss heading into the final match. Necaxa sits in sixth place with 21 points, seven wins, zero draws, and five losses. 26 goals scored and 21 conceded is the record held by Argentine Nicolás Larcamón's team. They are coming off a 2-1 win over León and a 5-2 defeat to Toluca on Matchday 11. Their final match will be between Puebla, Xolos, Pachuca, and Juárez.
Well, after the FIFA round, we find ourselves back in the Mexican championship. Querétaro sits in 14th place with 13 points, four wins, one draw, and seven losses, with 11 goals scored and 18 conceded. The Querétaro team's performance is very poor, knowing they don't have a solid roster full of stars, so they're doing what they can with the little they have to work with. They're coming off a 1-0 home win against Mazatlán, a loss in the 11th round against Tigres, and next week they'll have the visit of James at Corregidora. They'll close out the tournament with Santos, Juárez, and Atlas.
Within the top six places, it's practically decided who advances directly to the playoffs. Those in seventh through tenth place will play in the playoffs, while those in eleventh through eighteenth are out of the postseason. The best team in the tournament right now is Club América with 27 points, holding first place in the championship with eight wins and only one loss. León is the second-best team in the division, with 26 points. Tigres is third, Toluca is fourth, Cruz Azul is fifth, Necaxa is sixth, Pachuca is seventh, Rayados is eighth, Juárez is ninth, Chivas is in tenth place, and Pumas is closing in on eleventh.
With four remaining matchdays of the Mexican championship, this Friday, Matchday 13, will see Necaxa play Querétaro in Aguascalientes, and Mazatlán host Atlas. Among the weekend's games starting Saturday the 29th, on the Mexican border, Juárez will face Puebla. Toluca will host Pachuca in a very interesting duel, with América vs. Tigres, and the finale will be Guadalajara vs. Cruz Azul, which will be played without fans. Monterrey vs. Xolos on Sunday, Santos vs. Atlético de San Luis, and the closing matchday will be Club León vs. Pumas.
Welcome, friends and fans from around the world, to the broadcast of this great match of the week, Necaxa vs. Querétaro, from Matchday 13 of the Liga MX. Live from Estadio Victoria in Aguascalientes, Mexico.
