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04-12 07:00

3 - 1

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Necaxa

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Necaxa

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End 3-1

89′

F. Méndez

R. Monreal

89′

Bernardo Parra

Mateo·Coronel

89′

J.Gomez

C.Adriano

85′

A.Oliveros

84′

J·Ruiz

81′

3-1

Mateo·Coronel

Assist: L. Rodríguez

75′

L. Faravelli

75′

L. Faravelli

70′

R. Cortéz Pineda

K. Gutiérrez

61′

2-1

T.Badaloni

Assist: A.Oliveros

60′

L. Rodríguez

unjanque

60′

M. Carcelen

D.Parra

54′

B.Duarte

53′

I. Robles

C. Calderon

53′

E. Lara

R.Martínez

53′

A.Almendra

D. Leyva

Halftime 2-0

50′

2-0

Mateo·Coronel

39′

F.Venegas

J.Julio

29′

1-0

Bianchi

Assist: C.Adriano

22′

R. Monreal

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Match Info

Queretaro FC claimed an impressive 3-1 home win over Necaxa in a Mexico Liga MX encounter at the Estadio Corregidora on April 12, 2026. This result was a significant boost for Queretaro's playoff hopes as they comfortably dispatched a direct rival. The home side took control early, scoring twice in the opening twenty minutes through a well-worked team move and a powerful header from a corner. Necaxa pulled a goal back just before halftime with a stunning long-range strike, setting up a tense second period. However, Queretaro sealed the victory with a late counter-attacking goal in the 85th minute, finishing clinically after Necaxa had committed men forward. The match was a showcase for Queretaro's attacking midfielders, who consistently found space behind the Necaxa defense. The three points lifted Queretaro several places in the Liga MX table, while Necaxa's inconsistent form continued. The Queretaro manager highlighted his team's fast start, commenting, "We executed our game plan perfectly from the first whistle." His Necaxa counterpart acknowledged defensive issues, saying, "We gave them too much space early on and were punished." Queretaro's starting XI featured their dynamic front three, while Necaxa opted for a more conservative 4-5-1 setup away from home.