US EditionLeón - Cruz Azul: Watch Andrés Montaño's golazo for Cruz Azul in Liga MX quarter-final
- Cruz Azul defeated León 3-2 in the Liga MX quarter-final first leg on Thursday night.
- The match featured Andrés Montaño scoring his first goal after pouncing on a loose ball outside the box in the 19th minute.
- Montaño scored a second goal before half-time, giving Cruz Azul a 3-1 lead while León fought back after a red card was shown to Adonis Fras.
- Cruz Azul held on for the 3-2 win with Montaño’s golazo described as a “thunderous strike” that ignited the team’s advantage.
- With the return leg set at Estadio Azteca, Cruz Azul carries the upper hand and Montaño remains the key player in the tie.
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La VozCruz Azul defeats León and moves closer to the Clausura semifinals
By CARLOS RODRÍGUEZ MEXICO CITY (AP) — Andrés Montaño scored twice to lift Cruz Azul to a 3-2 victory over León in the first leg of their Clausura quarterfinals on Thursday. Uruguayan Ignacio Rivera scored in the 14th minute, and Montaño followed with goals in the 19th and 41st. La Máquina, coached by Vicente Sánchez, is seeking its 10th league title to tie Toluca for the third-most successful team in Mexico behind América, which is first, and C…
León - Cruz Azul: Watch Andrés Montaño's golazo for Cruz Azul in Liga MX quarter-final
Cruz Azul’s Andrés Montaño delivered one of the standout moments of the Liga MX Clausura 2025 playoffs with a thunderous strike that gave La Máquina a 2–0 lead against Club León in Thursday night’s quarter-final first leg — a goal now making waves across social media. Montaño’s golazo came in the 19th minute, when the 21-year-old midfielder pounced on a loose ball just outside the box and rifled a left-footed rocket into the top corner. Llegó el…
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The Mexican football league is looking for a new champion. The league for the title, which brings together the eight best teams of the semester, starts this Wednesday with the quarterfinals. Eyes are set on America, current monarch and one of the favorites to revalidate the tri-championship obtained in the last tournament at the hands of Monterrey. Toluca, leader of the competition and best offensive of the tournament; and Cruz Azul, wrapped in …
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