CIUDAD DE MEXICO – CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — América lost its local games before the evening, holding Cruz Azul 0-0 on the final day before the semifinals of Mexico’s Apertura tournament.

Las Águilas, the first team to enter a three-man team because they were debating torneo in Mexico, only got one man to report to the gate.

The team, led by Brazilian André Jardine, disputed the following six semi-finals. To continue to complete the title next time, you should go back three months before the upcoming race.

In Mexico, the first criterion for relegation to the final phase is the position and classification by Cruz Azul.

The Azulcremas teach Chilean Australian Diego Valdés and Uruguayan advisor Sebastián Cáceres.

The machine, directed by Argentine Martín Anselmi, was able to launch itself into the air and continue until the last goal in a row.

The celebrities were guests at a goal as they set a record of goals in short goals played since 1996 and were among their favorites to follow on the first post-Clausura 2021 corona when they performed in the new year.

In the other game that ended on Saturday, Atlético de San Luis beat Monterrey 2-1.

Repeating the formula that worked in the final seconds in Toluca, America was dropped from the transitions and allowed control of the pelota to elude the visitors.

Cruz Azul came the most into the encounter and carried out a parody attack in the first two minutes, which was claimed by the porter Luis Ángel Malagón, including the Argentine Rodolfo Rotondi.

America, which was about to meet, had to welcome the Celestes about 58 minutes ago with an interlocutor from the area of ​​Alan Cervantes, who was received by the Colombian porter Kevin Mier.

Afterwards, the two teams went into intensity and met when they went to the Portería de ambos lados.