Qualified to the quarterfinals, repechages and teams fined after the regular phase of the Clausura 2023 of Liga MX
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After 17 days of the Clausura 2023 of the Liga MX, all the teams know which are the positions they achieved in the Mexican tournament and their next challenges
The regular phase of the Clausura 2023 of the Liga MX came to an end, which is why it is known which are the teams that are in the next round of the tournament, the playoffs, and the last three, those that will have to pay the never wanted penalty fee.
At the top of the table, we find Rayados de Monterrey with 40 units, 13 wins, one draw and three losses. In addition, one position below with 34 points appears Club America with nine wins, seven draws and one loss.
With the same number of points, Chivas was in third position with 10 wins, four draws and three losses, falling further down on goal difference. Toluca, with two points less, thanks to nine wins, five draws and three losses, closes the first four places in the 2023 Clausura of the MX League.
In the middle of the table, in the playoffs, we find out how Pachuca, fifth with 31, will play against Santos Laguna, who takes the place of Querétaro due to his poor results in the two tournaments. In addition, Leon will play against San Luis, sixth and twelfth.
On the other hand, Tigres de la UANL will play their repechage against Puebla, seventh and eleventh. Cruz Azul will do the same against Atlas, eighth and ninth in the table after the 17 days played in the Clausura 2023 of Liga MX.
All these games have the tie-breaker via penalties. In addition, the clubs that remained from position five to eight (Pachuca, Leon, Tigres and Cruz Azul) will play the playoff matches at home.
At the bottom of the table, Queretaro, Xolos and Mazatlan are the teams that must pay the fine. The Roosters were in the last place of the quotient table. As a result, the Queretaro club must pay Liga MX 80 million pesos (4.4 million dollars). His place in the playoffs will be occupied by Santos Laguna, a team that was 13th in the table.
On the other hand, the Tijuana team will have to pay 47 million pesos (2.6 million dollars) to finish in position 17, while Mazatlan FC will have to pay 33 million pesos (1.8 million dollars) to finish in position 16.