ESPN presents you with the panorama of the Liga MX teams after the first legs of the quarterfinals.
The first leg of the quarterfinals ended in the Concacaf Champions Leaguetwo of the three Mexican teams are with one foot in the semifinal, and that is tigers y León won their respective duels, while the Atlas aspires to another comeback to reach that stage.
After the first 90 minutes, a clear trend was established of what the first-leg matches could be and in the second leg they will finish tying that pass to the next round in order to think with international glory.
Given this, in ESPN presents the panorama of the Mexican teams and what they need for the return in the Concacaf Champions League.
León
The Esmeraldas won 5-0 at Violette from Haiti, so it is almost a given that they will be in the next round. For the game back in the Caribbean country, the pupils of Nicolas Larcamon they can lose by up to 4 goals and still qualify without problems.
Meanwhile, the tie or the victory, by any marker, puts at León automatically in the semifinals of the zone tournament.
Atlas
The Rojinegros have the most complicated scenario, and that is that they went 1-0 against the Philadelphia from MLS. Although the disadvantage they have is minimal, they should worry about not conceding goals at the Jalisco Stadium, since that would complicate their outlook.
Atlas if they win 1-0 in the second leg, it would force extra time and potential penalties. Meanwhile, if the American team scores, the Rojinegros must win by two goals difference; that is, 3-1, 4-2 and so on. Meanwhile, the tie would not serve and they would be eliminated.
tigers
The cats prevailed 0-1 over the motagua in Honduras, so the away goal gives them a great cushion, although it is a fact that in the second leg at the Estadio Universitario they should not be trusted to avoid a surprise.
The people from Monterrey, in the ‘Volcán’, would advance if they win by any score, or by drawing, since they would maintain the advantage on the overall score. Meanwhile, if they lose 0-1 motagua would force overtime.
