Robert Dante Siboldi, the head coach of Tigres UANL, expressed his desire to renew his contract and stay with the team for many years. He highlighted his happiness with the club and his achievements, including leading the team to a Liga MX title and other championships. Siboldi emphasized his commitment to both the Concacaf and Liga tournaments, aiming for success in both.

Jennifer 'N', accused of running over Rayados fans outside TSM Stadium, resulting in one death and nine injuries, has been linked to the process and interned in the San Pedro Penal in Coahuila. The 25-year-old Santos fan faces charges of intentional homicide, injuries, and damages to Club Santos Laguna. Despite the defense's efforts to lift her preventive detention, the judge upheld it due to her non-residence in the city, presumed intent, and intoxication at the time of the incident. The intermediate hearing is scheduled for May 29.

Rayados del Monterrey officially announced the signing of Gerardo Arteaga from Genk, Belgium. Arteaga, a 25-year-old left-back, is expected to arrive in Monterrey tonight. He is the fourth reinforcement for the team, joining other new signings Jorge 'Corcho' Rodríguez, Brandón Vázquez, and Tony Leone. Arteaga, who started his career at Santos Laguna, returns to Mexico aiming to be a key player for the current league leaders. Despite his recent red card in Belgium, he is anticipated to make a significant impact on the team.

Club de Futbol Monterrey will honor Maribel Mercado Gallegos, a fan who died in Torreón after being hit by a vehicle, before their game against Querétaro. The tribute includes a minute of silence, dedicating the anthem, and displaying her image on stadium screens. The team will also show solidarity with the injured fans. The tribute will extend to the Rayadas vs. Cruz Azul match, with players wearing black ribbons. Seven people are detained as authorities investigate the incident. Maribel Mercado Gallegos will be mourned today in Monterrey.

Family and friends of Rayados fans injured after being hit by a truck outside the TSM Stadium are calling for justice, believing the incident was not accidental. The Facebook page Viajes Santa Catarina highlighted the critical condition of two fans, Aglee García and Ana Laura, urging the community to support and ensure the responsible parties face legal consequences. Authorities have yet to determine if the incident was accidental or premeditated by alleged Santos Laguna supporters. A tribute will be held for Maribel Mercado Gallegos, a fan who died in the incident.

The Nuevo León Tennis Association (ATNL) denies the claims of their expulsion by the Mexican Tennis Federation (FMT) over an alleged debt of 397,950 pesos. Antonio Longoria, president of ATNL, states they were not properly notified and that an assembly must ratify any expulsion, which has not occurred. The ATNL also claims that the FMT has not returned the surplus money from player registrations since the pandemic. The ATNL plans to hire a lawyer to defend against the expulsion, asserting that they can prove there is no debt and pointing out errors in the expulsion document.

Tigres began 2024 with a significant move by signing world champion Jennifer Hermoso, signaling their strong commitment to women's football. This follows the recent acquisitions of South African forward Thembi Kgatlana and the return of Alison González. Tigres, the reigning champions of Liga MX Femenil, aim to maintain their dominance with a roster that includes stars like Stephany Mayor and Lizbeth Ovalle. The team's aggressive winter market activity sets a high bar for their competitors in the upcoming season.

Jesús Dueñas, who had a successful career with Tigres, could have joined Rayados when he was a young player at Salamanca. José Luis “Chocolate” Hernández revealed that he recommended Dueñas to Monterrey, but the team did not pursue him. Dueñas later joined Tigres and won four Liga MX titles. Hernández criticized Liga MX for removing promotion and relegation, arguing it has led to a lack of investment and opportunities for young players.

José Antonio 'Tato' Noriega, the sporting president of Rayados, confirmed that the club has received offers for striker Rogelio Funes Mori, who remains a key player but is open to new opportunities. The club is actively seeking a new forward, which may result in the departure of one of the current attackers. Gremio de Porto Alegre made a concrete offer for Funes Mori, which he declined. The club is also considering both national and international options for the new forward. Additionally, negotiations are ongoing for Argentine player Rodrigo Villagra to fill the spot left by Joao Rojas, though external factors have delayed the process.

Rayados are making changes for 2024, excluding Joao Rojas and Jonathan González from their plans, with potential exits for Rogelio Funes Mori and Alfonso González. Club president José Antonio Noriega discussed the restructuring, noting that while Rojas and González have been informed of their status, González and Funes Mori might leave if suitable offers arise. Alfonso González, though still in the club's plans, has attracted interest from other teams, but no concrete offers have been made.

Rayados, a football team from Monterrey, is close to securing their first reinforcement, Argentine player Rodrigo Villagra, and is also finalizing a deal with a center forward. José Antonio Noriega, the team's sports president, emphasized the need for quality players who are highly competitive. He acknowledged the team's numerical success in 2023 but noted the need for improvement in the Liguilla stage, where the team fell short.

Igor Lichnovsky will remain with Club América for at least six more months after winning the Apertura 2023 championship. Santiago Baños, the club's sporting president, confirmed the extension of Lichnovsky's loan. Lichnovsky expressed his happiness and confidence in the team, coach, and teammates, emphasizing the positive environment at América. The decision to stay involves finalizing details with Tigres, his previous club.

Luis Quiñones will remain with Club Tigres despite rumors of his departure. The team, led by Robert Dante Siboldi, plans minimal adjustments after a successful 2023 season. New arrivals include Juan Francisco Brunetta from Santos, while Vladimir Loroña and Raymundo Fulgencio will join other teams on loan. Dennis Bouanga from Los Ángeles FC is not an option for Tigres this winter. Juan Pablo Vigón has renewed his contract with Tigres until 2025.

Mauricio Doehener, president of the Cemex-Sinergia Deportiva link, expressed optimism and resilience despite Tigres' loss to América in the Apertura 2023 tournament. He emphasized the team's strengths, the valuable lessons learned, and the determination to come back stronger. Doehener highlighted the robust mix of youth and experience within the team and expressed pride in the institution.

Tigres fans are arriving in Ciudad de México to support their team in the Apertura 2023 final at Estadio Azteca. Many fans traveled by land and are gathering in Xochimilco for pre-game activities. The final match is scheduled for 19:30 hours, and fans are eager for the team's ninth title. Most tickets were acquired through a pre-sale requiring the purchase of an Azulcrema membership card, with remaining tickets being sold by resellers at high prices.

Cuauhtémoc Blanco criticized Tigres' goalkeeper Nahuel Guzmán, calling him a 'clown' for seeking attention during matches. Blanco defended América, celebrating their championship win facilitated by Guzmán's expulsion. He also criticized André-Pierre Gignac for offending an América player. Guzmán was expelled again in a final against América, receiving two yellow cards, leaving his team at a disadvantage.

In Ciudad de México, América players, inspired by their fans' serenade before the Apertura 2023 Final, sang derogatory chants towards Tigres. Key players like Alejandro Zendejas, Israel Reyes, Kevin Álvarez, Diego Valdés, and Richard Sánchez participated. Over a thousand fans gathered outside the team's hotel, singing and lighting flares, showing their support and desire for a championship. The final match between América and Tigres is set to take place at Estadio Azteca.

Over a thousand América fans gathered to serenade the team on the eve of the Apertura 2023 Final. The players joined in the celebration, expressing gratitude and singing with the fans. Key players like Luis Ángel Malagón, Henry Martín, and Miguel Layún addressed the crowd, thanking them for their unwavering support and promising to make them proud in the upcoming match.

Tickets for the Grand Final of the Apertura 2023 tournament are sold out at the Estadio Azteca box office but are being resold at prices up to seven thousand pesos. Resellers are offering tickets in the 300 and 400 sections, with original prices of 1,800 and 1,500 pesos respectively, now being sold for significantly higher prices.

Tigres, after a less-than-stellar game against Águilas, held a closed practice session on Friday at the Volcán. On Saturday, they will open their practice to fans as a gesture of unity before traveling to Mexico City for the final match of the Apertura 2023 tournament. This open practice is reminiscent of a similar event in 2017, where players like Nahuel Guzmán and Damián Álvarez emotionally connected with fans. The team is preparing for the final against América, aiming to strengthen their bond with supporters.

Santos Guzmán López, rector of UANL, celebrated the university's athletes' achievements in 2023 during a breakfast event. He highlighted their outstanding performance in the Universiada Nacional 2023 in Sonora, where UANL athletes won a record 175 medals. Guzmán emphasized the importance of balancing academic and athletic success and praised the dedication of athletes, coaches, and support staff. The event also recognized the contributions of the Marching Band Azul y Oro, the Tigres cheer team, and the University War Band.

Club America arrived in Monterrey and settled into their hotel in San Pedro, greeted by enthusiastic fans. Key players and the coaching staff, including André Jardine, interacted with supporters and attended a media day event. The article also discusses the upcoming Concacaf Champions League, highlighting potential matchups, including a possible clash between Club America and Chivas in the round of 16, contingent on their initial victories against Real Estelí and Forge FC, respectively.

Ricardo Ferretti, the most successful coach in Tigres' history, criticized the club's board, specifically targeting Mauricio Doehner, president of the Cemex-Sinergia Deportiva link, and Mauricio Culebro, the sports president of the university team. During an appearance on ESPN, where he is now a football analyst, Ferretti revealed that Doehner broke a promise regarding a contract and accused him of being groomed by Cemex to become the governor of Nuevo León. Ferretti also mentioned that neither Doehner nor Culebro make sports decisions, suggesting that the nephew of engineer Rogelio Zambrano does. His comments continue to surprise viewers as he transitions from defending Tigres to criticizing its executives.

Club América has set the price for the cheapest ticket at a thousand pesos for the Final Round match against Tigres, which will take place on Sunday at 19:30 hours. The match is part of the Apertura 2023 Tournament, and ticket prices range from one thousand to two thousand eight hundred pesos. The pre-sale for Club América fans will be on December 12 and 13, with the possibility of a general sale on December 14. In contrast, Tigres' tickets for the First Leg start at 480 pesos, with the most expensive seats in the suites costing 5,010 pesos.

The sixteenth edition of the Powerade Marathon in Monterrey will take place with 7,500 runners participating. The event is set to start on Sunday at 6:45 AM at Parque Fundidora. The organizers aim to break both the competition's record and the national record. The current Nuevo León marathon record is 2:08.46, set in 2019, while the national record is 2:08.17, set in 2011 at the Lala Marathon. The economic impact of the Powerade Marathon is expected to be 30 million pesos. The event also includes a mini-marathon and a wheelchair category.

Cancún FC, under the ownership of Jeff Luhnow, seeks promotion to Mexico's Primera División after winning the Liga Expansión MX championship. Vice President Giovanni Solazzi criticizes the current lack of promotion and relegation in Mexican football and argues for changes to allow teams like Cancún FC to advance. He highlights the city's readiness and the team's strong backing, emphasizing the need for a fair promotion system to benefit Mexican football.

Cancún FC, the recent champion of Liga Expansión MX, has introduced a VIP Tourist Lounge at Estadio Andrés Quinta Roo, featuring unique amenities such as hammocks, a barber shop, and a jacuzzi. The initiative aims to enhance the fan experience, offering tickets at 499 pesos for locals and 599 for tourists, with an option for an all-inclusive beer bar. Giovanni Solazzi, the club's vice president, emphasizes the importance of providing memorable experiences beyond just watching football. Future plans include adding a pool to the stadium.

The arrival of David Faitelson and André Marín at TUDN was expected to boost ratings but has been overshadowed by ESPN's hiring of Ricardo 'Tuca' Ferretti as an analyst. Analysts from ABC Deportes argue that Tuca's frank style and popularity have drawn more attention, diminishing the impact of TUDN's new hires. They also suggest that Faitelson's move to TUDN has hurt his credibility, while Tuca's persona resonates well with the audience, though it may eventually become tiresome.

Ricardo Carbajal, the coach of Puebla FC, is confident that his team can win against the current champions Tigres UANL in the upcoming match at Estadio Universitario, despite Tigres' undefeated home record. Carbajal cites Puebla's strong away game statistics and the team's intention to maintain their good performance as visitors. He anticipates a similar game to the first leg, with an aggressive stance that could benefit Puebla.

Esteban Andrada, the goalkeeper for Rayados, expressed confidence in his team's ability to qualify for the semifinals despite a 1-0 loss to Atlético de San Luis in the first leg of the quarterfinals. He acknowledged the team's poor performance in the first half but emphasized their potential to turn the situation around in the upcoming home game. Andrada highlighted the team's strong finish in the tournament and the presence of high-caliber players as key factors in their favor.

NFL Week 13 kicks off with the Seattle Seahawks visiting the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Dallas, second in the NFC East with an 8-3 record, comes off a 45-10 win over Washington, highlighted by Dak Prescott's four touchdowns. Seattle, with a 6-5 record, needs a win to stay second in the NFC West after losing 31-13 to San Francisco. The Seahawks have struggled recently, losing their last two games and performing poorly on the road. Coach Pete Carroll will have Kenneth Walter back, potentially boosting the team's performance.

The return leg of the Quarterfinals between Rayados and Atlético de San Luis, as well as Tigres against Puebla, will be broadcast on free-to-air television, allowing fans without tickets to watch from home. Rayados will host San Luis on Saturday, while Tigres will host Puebla on Sunday. Both matches will be aired by Televisa Monterrey. Tigres Femenil recently won the Apertura 2023, securing their sixth title in Liga MX Femenil by defeating Club América.

At 19 years old, Fernando Sarabia, quarterback for the Borregos Salvajes of Tec de Monterrey, is set to play in his second ONEFA Major League final, already considered a veteran in the category. Recruited at 17 while studying in the United States and playing youth football in Mexico, Sarabia has quickly developed under his coaches. With the support of receivers Mauricio Santos, Daniel Santos, and Eduardo Ortega, the team's aerial attack has become formidable. Sarabia, who played in last season's final, is confident in his team's chances of winning the championship again.

The success of the Borregos Salvajes del Tec de Monterrey and the Auténticos Tigres de la UANL in the ONEFA Major League Final is attributed to the strength and continuity provided by their institutions. Carlos Altamirano, head coach of the Borregos, emphasizes the importance of institutional support and consistent programs. José Antonio Zamora, head coach of the Auténticos, stresses the team's strong preparation and focus on winning the championship.

Tigres aims for a dream Liguilla, envisioning a semifinal against Rayados and a final against América. Sebastián Córdova, a key player for Tigres and newly appointed Under Armour ambassador, expressed confidence in their ability to win the championship, emphasizing the team's unity and determination. Córdova also reflected on past experiences and the significance of potential rematches.

Antonio Zamora, head coach of Auténticos Tigres, dismisses the notion of their upcoming game against Borregos as a revenge match, despite losing the previous season's championship in a dramatic overtime. He emphasizes the team's focus on winning the championship and celebrating with their supporters. Zamora anticipates a different game from their season opener in Houston, highlighting the improved rhythm and performance of both teams. He expresses strong confidence in his team’s ability to secure victory, emphasizing the importance of minimizing errors and leveraging their offensive and defensive strengths.

Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula 1 champion, approached Red Bull Racing earlier this year to explore the possibility of joining the team, replacing Sergio Pérez. Christian Horner, Red Bull's team principal, confirmed this in an interview with the 'Daily Mail'. Horner expressed satisfaction with the current team dynamics, stating that a partnership between Hamilton and Max Verstappen would not be ideal. Despite criticism, Pérez secured the runner-up position in the drivers' championship, contributing to Red Bull Racing's successful season, including a 1-2 finish and retaining the constructors' championship.

Honduran press criticized Salvadoran referee Iván Bartón for his officiating during the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals, where Honduras lost to Mexico after a penalty shootout following a 2-2 aggregate draw. Honduran newspapers accused the referee of robbery, highlighting the nine minutes of added time and Mexico's equalizing goal in the tenth minute, as well as the repeated penalty kicks by César 'Chino' Huerta due to the Honduran goalkeeper moving early. The defeat sent Honduras to the playoffs, despite their strong performance.

Auténticos Tigres aim for a spot in the ONEFA Liga Mayor Final, facing Pumas CU at Estadio Gaspar Mass. Led by Antonio Zamora, they are favorites but must be cautious of the strong UNAM team. UANL's team enters the match after a decisive 41-7 victory over Pumas Acatlán, while Pumas CU defeated Borregos Puebla 35-14. The game will be broadcast on ABC Deportes MX's Facebook and YouTube, with commentary by Enrique García, Coach Mundo Reyes, and Sebastián Moreno. Additionally, Borregos Salvajes of Tec de Monterrey will compete against Leones de la UAMN for a final spot.

Belén Cruz of Tigres expressed lingering disappointment over their regular season loss in the Clásico Regio Femenil but remains optimistic about their chances in the Liguilla. She emphasized the importance of focusing on the upcoming matches and improving their performance. Cruz also supported the Senate's recent approval of a salary equity bill, advocating for broader support for women in all sports.

Jordi Cortizo of Rayados emphasizes the need for Club América and other teams to respect northern teams, highlighting Rayados' readiness to compete for the Apertura 2023 title. He reflects on past experiences and stresses the importance of not underestimating any team, citing San Luis' previous upset against América. Cortizo expresses his desire to win the championship and the potential excitement of facing Tigres in a Final Regia.

Rayadas, under the leadership of coach Eva Espejo, is in a strong position as they approach the first leg of the Liga MX Femenil semifinal against Tigres. Espejo expresses confidence in her team's ability to win, emphasizing their focus and readiness. She highlights the significance of the derby beyond just a semifinal, aiming to deliver a spectacular performance. As she nears the end of her tenure with Rayadas, Espejo remains focused on the team's success, preparing them for any scenario and hoping to make history with the support of their fans.

Eva Espejo, coach of the Rayadas, expressed that the team is focused on winning the upcoming Clásico Regio Femenil Semifinals to reach the final. She acknowledged the game's significance beyond just advancing to the final and aims to provide a great show for the fans. Despite this being her last tournament as the team's coach, Espejo emphasized that the focus is on the Rayadas' success, not her future.

Eva Espejo, the first coach to win a championship in Liga MX Femenil, discussed the Senate's salary equity initiative, highlighting its complexity and questioning the league's readiness. She emphasized the importance of growth and equitable conditions in the league, suggesting that clubs and stakeholders should carefully consider the business aspects alongside the players' deservingness.

The Central Texas community celebrated Veterans Day with a parade in downtown Killeen, featuring Soldiers, floats, and marching bands. The event, hosted by the City of Killeen and the Central Texas Area Veteran Advisory Committee, honored veterans and active-duty military personnel. Col. Lakicia Stokes served as the grand marshal, and Mayor Debbie Nash-King delivered opening remarks. The parade also marked the 10th consecutive year that Killeen, Harker Heights, and Copperas Cove were recognized as regional sites for Veterans Day celebrations by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Fernando Valenzuela Baseball Stadium was inaugurated in San Pedro Garza García with an investment of nearly 30 million pesos. The event was attended by former Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, businessman Carlos Bremer, and Sultanes president José Maíz. Mayor Miguel Treviño highlighted the significance of the stadium as part of the 13-hectare Gran Parque Clouthier, which aims to provide recreational and sports facilities for the western area of San Pedro. Valenzuela expressed his honor and surprise at the continued recognition of his career.

José Andrés “N”, accused of harassing football players Greta Espinoza and Scarlett Camberos, will continue his legal process under house arrest due to insufficient evidence to keep him in custody. The judicial decision from Nuevo León's twelfth criminal chamber mandates his release from Apodaca's Social Reintegration Center, with restrictions on contact with the alleged victims. The 24-year-old was detained in Mexico City in July for threats and sexual harassment against female football players.

Ricardo 'Tuca' Ferretti, debuting as an ESPN analyst, stirred controversy by declaring Tigres as the top contender for the Apertura 2023 championship. He dismissed América's chances, citing Tigres' superior players and experience. Ferretti emphasized the importance of strong substitutes in maintaining team performance, aligning with Paco Gabriel de Anda's views on América's limitations.

The 'Amazon Forum, women changing the game' was successfully held at the Hotel MS Milenium in San Pedro, featuring speakers such as Milagros Martínez, coach of Tigres Femenil, and players Cristina Ferral, Nayeli Rangel, and Maricarmen Reyes. Discussions included the professionalization of women's soccer and the unique atmosphere of Mexican soccer fandom. Martinez shared her experiences in Japanese football and the integrity challenges she faced. Ferral spoke about balancing education and sports for aspiring professional players. The event was well-received by attendees.

Max Verstappen dominated the third free practice session of the Mexican Grand Prix, clocking the fastest lap at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. Sergio Pérez secured the third position, while Alex Albon of Williams took second place. The qualifying session is set for the afternoon, with Pérez aiming to solidify his second place in the drivers' championship. George Russell and Óscar Piastri rounded out the top five.

Max Verstappen, the Dutch Formula One champion, was the fastest in the first practice session for the Mexican Grand Prix at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. His teammate, Mexican driver Sergio Pérez, secured the third fastest time. Spanish drivers Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso finished seventh and sixteenth, respectively. The session saw participation from five Formula 2 drivers, including Frederik Vesti and Jack Doohan. The practice session highlighted the performance of various teams and drivers, with Verstappen aiming to extend his record of victories in a single season.

Rafael Carioca, the Brazilian midfielder for Tigres, will miss the upcoming match against Chivas due to an infection. This adds to the team's absences, with André-Pierre Gignac also out due to suspension. Diego Reyes is a potential replacement for Carioca. Coach Robert Dante Siboldi emphasized that the match against Chivas is not a revenge game but an important opportunity to earn points and close in on league leaders América.

Fernando Alonso's visit to a HUGO BOSS store at Mitikah Shopping Center in Coyoacán, Mexico City, drew thousands of fans who cheered for the Aston Martin pilot. Alonso gave away promotional items and was embraced by a fan who breached the security barrier. Meanwhile, Alpine pilot Pierre Gasly played a friendly soccer match at the Estadio Azulgrana and received a customized jersey from Atlante officials.

Week 8 of the NFL begins with Thursday Night Football featuring the Buffalo Bills against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Highmark Stadium. Both teams have had an inconsistent season, with the Bills at 4-3 and the Buccaneers at 3-3. Despite similar records, the Bills are the clear favorites with betting odds at 1.27 to 1, while the Buccaneers are at 4 to 1. The teams, from different conferences, have faced each other four times in the last decade, with Tampa Bay winning three of those encounters.

Sergio Pérez secured the runner-up position in the Formula One drivers' championship after a challenging season, marked by criticism and internal team struggles. Despite the difficulties, Pérez's performance contributed significantly to Red Bull's success, achieving a historic 1-2 finish for the team. Christian Horner, Red Bull's team principal, consistently supported Pérez, who aims to become the drivers' champion in 2024. Pérez's contract with Red Bull extends for another year, with potential for renewal, reflecting both his best and most stressful years in the sport.

The traditional Carrera Panamericana race, which was set to reach Monterrey, was marred by the death of pilot Carlos Alberto Gordoa Álvarez following an accident in San Luis Potosí. His co-driver, Christian Ángeles, is injured and receiving medical attention. The race, in its 36th modern edition, started on October 13 and covers 3,500 kilometers across eight Mexican states, concluding in Monterrey.

Mario Santana, after winning the 2017 State Sports Award, experienced a significant career transformation when he was invited by Carlos Bremer to join Grupo Value as their first Paralympic athlete. This opportunity shifted his mentality, leading to improved performance and international success, including a top 3 world ranking and a medal in Dubai. The support from Value and Shelmex played a crucial role in his development, providing him with the motivation and resources to excel.

Mario Santana, a highly decorated parathlete from Nuevo León, aims to become the first Paralympic medalist from his state at the Paris 2024 Games. Despite facing numerous challenges, including a life-changing injury in 2002, Santana has achieved significant success in athletics, particularly in the club throw event. His journey from Villaldama to Monterrey and then to Mexico City, and back to Monterrey, underscores his dedication to his sport and his dream of winning a Paralympic medal and possibly setting a world record.

Auténticos Tigres secured a mathematical qualification for the ONEFA playoffs by defeating Águilas Blancas 31-21. With three games left in the regular season, UANL leads their group with a 6-0 record. Key players included Axel Montini, who scored twice, and Ángel Alvarado, who rushed for 100 yards and scored once. The defense forced two turnovers, including a pick-six by Daniel Carranza.

Mexican driver Patricio O'Ward continues his private practice with McLaren in Barcelona, looking forward to participating in a free practice session for Formula 1 in Abu Dhabi. The 24-year-old expressed his excitement on social media after the private tests. O'Ward, who has previously practiced in F1 in 2021 and 2022, will also join the post-season tests at Yas Marina, where he will drive the current vehicle used by Landon Norris and Oscar Piastri.

Tigres conducted their final training session in Houston ahead of the 134th Clásico Regiomontano, engaging with nearly a hundred children from their U.S. academies. Despite missing several key players due to technical decisions, injuries, and national team duties, the team aims for victory in the upcoming derby. The training took place at the Houston Dynamo's Sport Park, with players interacting with young fans. The match is scheduled for Saturday at the Shell Energy Stadium in Houston.

Following the departure of Eva Espejo as the coach of the Rayadas at the end of the Apertura 2023 tournament, the team, led by midfielder Diana Evangelista, is motivated to win the title as a tribute to Espejo. Evangelista expressed the team's focus on finishing the tournament strongly and not losing any more points. The potential for Carla Rossi to step in as the new coach was also mentioned, with Evangelista noting Rossi's familiarity with the team.

Despite having 10 players out due to injuries and national team duties, Rayados are determined to face the Clásico Regio with their available squad. Funes Mori acknowledges the team's current challenges but emphasizes the importance of unity and effort. He remains optimistic about his performance, having scored three goals in his last two matches, and continues to aspire to represent Mexico's national team.

Auténticos Tigres defeated Linces de la Universidad del Valle de México 42-10, solidifying their position as group leaders with a 5-0 record. Key players included Ángel Alvarado, who neared 100 rushing yards and scored in the second quarter, and Daniel Carranza, who returned an interception for a touchdown. Despite an early lead by Linces, UANL's defense held strong, and subsequent touchdowns by Axel Montini, Aldo Herrera, and Andrés Santana sealed the victory. This marks the 18th consecutive win for Auténticos Tigres against Linces. Next week, they will face Leones de la Universidad Anáhuac Norte.

Rayados secured a 2-0 victory over Pachuca with goals from Germán Berterame and Rogelio Funes Mori, ensuring their place in the Liguilla. The win ties them with Tigres in points but keeps them in third place due to goal difference. Monterrey dominated the match early, with Berterame scoring at 13 minutes and Funes Mori adding another at 27 minutes. Goalkeeper Esteban Andrada made key saves to maintain the lead. Rayados now look forward to potentially securing the second spot in the league with an upcoming match against Santos Laguna.

The article discusses the resilience and success of Tigres UANL's veteran players, who defied expectations to win the Clausura 2023 tournament under coach Robert Dante Siboldi. It also highlights the enduring talent and audience engagement of the musical group Los Tigres Del Norte, who delivered a memorable performance in Monterrey, drawing parallels between the two groups' ability to captivate and satisfy their fans despite their age.

Ricardo Cadena has called up two players from Tigres UANL, Jesús Garza and Raymundo Fulgencio, and one from Rayados de Monterrey, Alí Ávila, to the Mexican U-23 National Team. The team will play against the United States on October 11 and Japan on October 14 at the Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium in Arizona as their final preparation before the Pan American Games in Chile. Other notable players called up include Emilio Lara from América, Mauricio Isais from Toluca, Erik Lira from Cruz Azul, and Fidel Ambriz from León.

Sergio Canales, a Spanish footballer, will undergo surgery in Los Angeles to repair a miotendinous injury in his left quadriceps, as announced by Club Monterrey. The recovery time is uncertain but could range from one to three months, depending on the severity of the injury. Luis Aguilar, a sports medicine specialist, explained that the recovery period varies based on the type of injury, with avulsion injuries potentially requiring up to three months for full recovery.

Tigres has commenced construction on their new training center at the former Unidad Deportiva Oriente, expected to be completed by mid-2024. The site, previously home to Club Jaguares, is now enclosed and under development. San Nicolás Mayor Daniel Carrillo confirmed the timeline and highlighted the economic contributions Tigres will make for the use of the land, which will fund public sports facility renovations in the municipality.

Tigres secured a 3-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps, advancing to the Concachampions' round of 16 with a 4-1 aggregate score. The match, held at Estadio Universitario, saw goals from Luis Quiñones, Ozziel Herrera, and Juan Pablo Vigón. Vancouver's defensive strategy, as anticipated by their coach Vanni Sartini, was ultimately unsuccessful. Tigres will now face the winner of the Orlando City vs. Cavalry FC series in the next round.

Recent violent incidents involving football fan groups, particularly La Adicción, have raised concerns about the safety and family-friendliness of attending matches in Mexico. The article argues that the presence of these barras, known for their colorful support but also for their violence, poses a significant risk. It suggests that banning these groups could prevent future tragedies and restore football as a family-friendly spectacle.

Tigres lost the championship to América, with Raymundo Fulgencio being blamed as the scapegoat. Fulgencio is now loaned to Atlas. The article also highlights errors by Diego Reyes and Nahuel Guzmán, whose expulsion was crucial in Tigres' defeat. Despite the loss, Tigres had a successful year, winning multiple titles. The article reflects on the fans' tendency to blame less favored players and hopes for a successful 2024 for Tigres and Rayados.

In a clash of the undefeated, Auténticos Tigres will host Águilas Blancas del Politécnico Nacional at Estadio Gaspar Mass. Coached by Antonio Zamora, the team aims for their third regular season victory against a similarly undefeated opponent. Player Édgar 'Mono' Ortiz, leading the ONEFA with three interceptions, acknowledges the challenge ahead. The game will spotlight Auténticos' defense against Águilas Blancas' dynamic offense, with UANL having allowed only 17 points in two games and consistently pressuring opposing quarterbacks.

Over two thousand security personnel will be deployed to ensure peace during the 133rd edition of the Clásico Regiomontano. The operation, starting at 17:00 hours, will involve Fuerza Civil, Policía Municipal, Seguridad Pública de San Nicolás, and the Agencia Estatal de Investigaciones. The match, beginning at 21:05 hours, is expected to draw around 60,000 people to the vicinity of the Estadio Universitario. Authorities urge attendees to arrive early to avoid congestion.

Israel Jiménez, former Tigres player and current coach of UANL's representative football teams, asserts that Tigres' consistent championship wins silence critics, particularly in the context of their rivalry with Rayados. He emphasizes Tigres' dominance and humility, contrasting it with Rayados' perceived frustration. Jiménez downplays the significance of rival fans' chants, focusing on performance on the field.

The 133rd edition of the Clásico Regiomontano between Tigres and Rayados will not be broadcast on open signal but will be available on Izzi and Vix Premium. The match, highly anticipated by local fans, is scheduled for September 23 at Estadio Universitario. This will be the fourth derby in just over four months, with previous encounters seeing victories for both teams. Tigres currently stand fourth in the league with 14 points, while Rayados are fifth with 13 points.

Auténticos Tigres secured their second victory of the season by defeating Borregos CEM 17-7 at Estadio Gaspar Mass. Key players included Ángel Alvarado, who scored two touchdowns, and Reynaldo Blanco, who contributed a field goal and extra points. The game, attended by around five thousand people, saw Auténticos Tigres take an early lead, with Borregos CEM briefly tying the score before Auténticos Tigres pulled ahead again.

Starting this afternoon, the Estadio BBVA, home to the Monterrey football team Rayados, will feature a 'Champions Zone' in the southeast corner of the stadium dedicated to former players and coaches who have won league, cup, or CONCACAF championships. This area will have 30 seats exclusively for these champions, who will be invited to games via a WhatsApp group and can bring a guest for free. Former champions like Severo Meza and Aldo De Nigris are expected to attend.

Rayados fans are already excited for the 133rd edition of the Clásico Regiomontano, chanting against their archrival during and after the game against León. The victory left over 40,000 fans at the BBVA Stadium very happy, leading them to sing celebratory chants. During the post-game celebrations, fans continued to remember the upcoming derby, expressing their rivalry with Tigres.

Auténticos Tigres are preparing for their second game of the ONEFA season against Borregos Campus Estado de México, following a victory over Borregos Salvajes del Tec de Monterrey. The team, led by coach Antonio Zamora, is focused on continuous improvement and aims for the championship. The game will be held at the newly renovated Estadio Gaspar Mass, marking the first regular-season match between UANL and CEM in 15 years. Fans can enjoy interactive games and the inauguration of the team's official store.

José Antonio 'Tato' Noriega, president of Club Monterrey, asserts that despite Tigres' recent successes, Rayados are not feeling pressured and are focused on their own goals. He acknowledges the rivalry but emphasizes the team's commitment to building a strong foundation with new signings like Sergio Canales and Jesús Manuel 'Tecatito' Corona. Noriega expresses satisfaction with the team's direction but insists on the need for continuous improvement.

José Antonio Noriega, president of the Rayados, discusses the team's recent signings of Sergio Canales and Jesús Manuel “Tecatito” Corona as foundational steps towards future success. Despite initial criticism for not securing Lucas Moura, Noriega emphasizes the collective effort in building a strong team. He highlights the importance of demonstrating the team's greatness through consistent performance, winning championships, and excelling in international tournaments.

Manuel Filizola, president of Rayados' Board of Directors, discussed the team's commitment to their fans and their goal to win championships with the addition of players Sergio Canales and Jesús Manuel 'Tecatito' Corona. Despite injuries, Filizola feels the team is strong and aims to reach finals and win championships. He emphasized the importance of fan support in their project and expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming Clásico Regio.

The president of Club Monterrey, José Antonio 'Tato' Noriega, acknowledges the poor performance of the women's team, Rayadas, which is currently on a four-game winless streak and outside the top four positions. Despite this, he expresses confidence in the team's ability to improve and return to the top positions. Noriega also extends full support to the team's coach, Eva Espejo, emphasizing the club's commitment to reaching their potential and bringing joy to their fans.

Rayados of Monterrey lost 1-0 to Atlante in a friendly match at El Barrial, despite the return of Jesús Manuel 'Tecatito' Corona. The match, played during a FIFA date break, was an opportunity for coach Fernando Ortiz to give rhythm to the team and observe players, including new reinforcement Corona. The game consisted of three 30-minute periods, with Juan Machado scoring the winning goal for Atlante. Later in the evening, Corona will be officially presented to the fans at Estadio BBVA.

Fans gathered at BBVA Stadium in anticipation of Jesús Manuel 'Tecatito' Corona's official presentation with Rayados, despite the event being two hours away. Supporters began arriving from 15:00, with doors expected to open at 16:30. 'Tecatito', the team's second reinforcement, joined alongside Spanish player Sergio Canales. Rayados played a friendly match against Atlante at El Barrial, which they lost 1-0, with 'Tecatito' present and coach Fernando Ortiz aiming to maintain the team's rhythm during the FIFA date break.

Jonathan Orozco, the Monterrey goalkeeper, has confirmed ongoing discussions with Rayados' management about his potential return to the team, even expressing willingness to play for free out of loyalty. Despite a 50% chance of rejoining, Orozco's return is contingent on successful negotiations and his full recovery from a wrist injury. He aims to be fully fit by December, although he acknowledges that his playing career may not extend beyond a year due to his injury.

Auténticos Tigres secured a historic 13-10 victory over Borregos Salvajes in the 91st edition of the Student Classic held at NRG Stadium in Houston. Reynaldo Blanco's 44-yard field goal with 58 seconds left clinched the win. Key players included Édgar Ortiz and Ricardo Blade, who made crucial interceptions. The game marked the first Student Classic held outside Nuevo León, celebrating the 80th anniversary of ITESM and the 90th of UNAL.

The Auténticos Tigres trained at NRG Stadium in Houston ahead of their season opener against the Borregos Salvajes of Tecnológico de Monterrey as part of the Mexican College Football Showcase. This event marks the first time the Liga Mayor ONEFA game is held outside Monterrey, celebrating the anniversaries of ITESM and UANL. The game will take place on Friday at 18:30 Monterrey time. The NRG Stadium, known for hosting the Super Bowl and the upcoming 2026 World Cup, provided a significant experience for the players. The city of Houston has become an alternate venue for Nuevo León classics, including the Clásico Regio 132.

With the onset of spring and the beginning of summer, the United States' capital, Washington D.C., becomes a parade of visitors who enjoy not only the landscapes but also the traditional monuments and museums along the National Mall. The photos are courtesy of Erick Rodríguez.