Here's how to watch today's Club America vs Monterrey Liga MX game: live stream, TV channel and start time

Club America And Monterrey will compete against each other in one League MX Showdown on the 14th matchday of the Apertura on Sunday, both teams are desperate to get three points. The hosts played to a 2-2 draw in a recent midweek clash at Club Tijuana.

Alex Zendejas opened the scoring for América in the 26th minute, but a converted penalty from Christian Rivera in first-half stoppage time tied the game. At the start of the second half, Domingo Blanco gave Tijuana the lead, but midway through the half Rodrigo Aguirre hit the net to restore parity.

As for Monterrey, they played a goalless draw at home against UNAM Pumas and shared the points. The result left La Pandilla in third place with 25 points from 14 games, while Club América is currently in tenth place with 18 points.

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How to Watch CF America vs Monterrey Online – TV Channels and Live Streams

In the US and worldwide, the MLS game between CF America and Monterrey can be watched live and streamed online Fubo, DirecTV stream, Univision, TUDN And ViX via the MLS Season Pass.

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Kick-off time of CF America against Monterrey

The Liga MX match between Club America and Monterrey will be played at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, Mexico.

Kickoff will be on Sunday, October 27, 2024 at 10:05 p.m. ET/7:05 p.m. PT in the US.

Team news and rosters

CF America team news

Brazilian coach Andre Jardine faces a growing injury list Victor Davila left the field before half-time with a significant setback. The Chilean striker was immediately taken to hospital, where an X-ray confirmed a fractured fibula. This injury is likely to sideline him for the rest of the season, although the blue and cream club's official statement stressed that his return is dependent on the progress of his recovery.

Alvaro FidalgoAlso, the Spanish midfielder is out with an ankle sprain. However, reports suggest that recent assessments offer a glimmer of hope and he may be available for the game against Monterrey this weekend.

Paraguayan midfielder Richard Sanchez Due to muscular problems, it remains questionable and it is uncertain whether he will be in the lineup for the upcoming match. Likewise the Uruguayan central defender Sebastian Caceres continues his recovery while Ramon Juarez missed the last game because he suffered knee problems in training. There is a possibility Juarez might return this weekend, but Igor Lichnovsky will not be available until the new year.

On their most recent outing Israel Reyes And Cristian Calderon also received yellow cards Rodrigo Aguirrewho received five yellow cards this season. As a result, Aguirre faces a suspension and will not be on the roster, posing another major challenge for the coaching staff.

Club America possible XI: Malagon; Reyes, dos Santos, Vazquez, Calderon, Alvarez; Zendejas, Cervantes, Valdes; Dilrosun, Martin

News about the Monterrey team

The young talent is following his impressive performance in the Clásico Regio, where he scored a crucial brace to secure victory for La Pandilla Iker Fimbres will be the center of attention when he takes the field again and Martín Demichelis continues to put his trust in him. Despite injuries to Monterrey's key central defenders, the team remains the third best defense in the competition. With Igor Lichnovsky And Sebastian Caceres not available, the rest of the team took up the challenge.

Possible starting eleven for Monterrey: Andrada; Aguirre, Medina, Moreno, Arteaga; Ocampos, Ambriz, Ochoa; Canales, Oliver, Berterame

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