Cruz Azul returned to Puebla and continued playing in Liga MX

Cruz Azul won a penalty in the first division before appearing in the complement to the 2-1 win over the four at home to Puebla as they consolidated themselves as leaders of the Liga MX and found themselves in the position they had over the last duo had led.

10 minutes later, Mario Terrazas was sent to the front row by referee Mario Terrazas, only to separate from the team. The Greek Giorgos Giakoumakis took on the visitors in a minute of compensation with a break from the dressing room and a saque de squina that had the Peinó of the Argentine Gonzalo Piovi.

The Escuadra School lasted only three minutes when Luis Quiñones approved a gift of capital equipment that blew up a ball. According to media reports, the Colombian contributed to Kevin Mier's defensive arc.

Terrazas was penalized by a mano from receiver Sebastián Olmedo. Argentina's Carlos Rotondi was dropped from the Manchón for 71 minutes.

Jorge Sánchez had to accept a first penalty on matchday 27 because the arquero Miguel Jiménez came to Giakoumakis and condemned him through consultation with the VAR.

The machine was 31 points away since they were in Toluca, their main rival who also needed a triumph in the foursome activity.

The Diablos Rojos won 1-0 on their visit to Querétaro, along with Paulinho in the relegation battle. The Portuguese have completed three consecutive duels in Liga MX with good individual action.

Jesús Gallardo intended to turn the area's fuera into a media dispute before addressing himself directly to the ball, which condemned Paulinho to a penalty. From this point on I had to redirect the oven to raise it and define how to beat the Arquero Guillermo Allison.

The Queretano connection is certainly connected to new points.

Even with new points on the March 14 location in Mazatlán, you must come to terms with your visit to Atlas, located in the 18-unit Oktava Casilla.

In the other match, Tijuana scored provisionally on the ground with a 2-1 win in the Cancha de Necaxa.

Colombian Juan Carlos Osorio's conductors were punished with a penalty by his compatriot Christian Rivera 28 minutes before Necaxa turned his back on the mediocre Argentine José Paradela and 11 seconds earlier.

Kevin Castañeda told Victoria to the Xolos with a big bomb that he scored in the 43s.