Tuesday's headlines: León won 2-0 at Tigres, Chivas beat Necaxa 1-0 on a late own goal to move up to second, and Atlante won 1-0 at bottom side Juárez. Atlético de San Luis also beat Querétaro 2-1. There was no MLS game on Tuesday.
Every score, scorer and minute below was checked against two sources (ESPN and FotMob), and they agree on all of them. Neither source shows a red card in any of the four games. All four games from the first night of Apertura Jornada 13 (Tuesday Oct 20, Pacific time) are final. The European midweek is in our Champions League recap for Oct 20.
Liga MX results (Apertura Jornada 13)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Chivas v Necaxa | 1-0 | Agustín Oliveros 77' (own goal) |
| Atlético de San Luis v Querétaro | 2-1 | Felipe Mora 52', Daniel Parra 67' (own goal); Alí Ávila 74' (pen) |
| FC Juárez v Atlante | 0-1 | Nico Carrera 76' |
| Tigres v León | 0-2 | Ismael Díaz 19', Díber Cambindo 89' |
Red cards: None in any of the four games, per ESPN and FotMob.
Key moments: Tigres had 70% of the ball and 20 shots at home, per ESPN, but León scored early through Ismael Díaz and Díber Cambindo sealed it with a shot from outside the box in the 89th minute. In Juárez, Atlante had a 29th-minute goal from Martín Sarrafiore ruled out after a VAR review and Jhojan Julio hit the post in first-half stoppage time, before Nico Carrera headed in Sarrafiore's corner in the 76th minute. At San Luis, Felipe Mora opened the scoring from close range off a Rafa Llorente header, Daniel Parra's own goal made it 2-0, and Alí Ávila pulled one back from the spot after Benjamín Galdames fouled Denilson Muñoz. Chivas and Necaxa were goalless until Oliveros turned the ball into his own net in the 77th minute.
Table impact: With four rounds left after this one, Chivas (23 points) are now second behind América (24), who have two games in hand and visit Atlas on Wednesday. León (21) move up to fourth, level with Toluca and Atlas. Querétaro stay on 20 points. San Luis climb to 16, and Atlante's win takes them to 14, level with Tigres. Necaxa (9) and Juárez (4) remain 17th and 18th. Full Liga MX schedule and US channels.
Replays in the US: Liga MX rights follow the home team, and every broadcast is in Spanish.
- Chivas v Necaxa, Juárez v Atlante and Tigres v León were on Telemundo, Universo and Peacock. Peacock keeps replays of the games it streams.
- San Luis v Querétaro was a TelevisaUnivision game (Univision, UniMás, TUDN or ViX). Check ViX Premium on demand.
What's next
Jornada 13 finishes on Wednesday Oct 21. At 9pm ET (6pm PT), Atlas host América, Puebla host Monterrey and Toluca host Tijuana, and at 11:10pm ET (8:10pm PT) Pachuca host Cruz Azul and Santos host Pumas, all listed on TelevisaUnivision (Univision, UniMás, TUDN or ViX). In MLS, FC Cincinnati host D.C. United on Wednesday at 7pm ET (4pm PT) on Apple TV. Every game, channel and kickoff time is on our matches page.
Frequently asked questions
Who scored for León against Tigres?
Ismael Díaz scored in the 19th minute and Díber Cambindo added a second from outside the box in the 89th minute as León won 2-0 at Estadio Universitario.
How did Chivas beat Necaxa?
The only goal was a 77th-minute own goal by Necaxa's Agustín Oliveros. The 1-0 win moves Chivas up to second in the Apertura on 23 points.
Where can I watch Liga MX replays in the US?
It depends on the home team. Chivas, Tigres and Juárez home games are on Telemundo, Universo and Peacock. Most other clubs' home games, including Atlético de San Luis, are on TelevisaUnivision (Univision, UniMás, TUDN and ViX).
Sources
- ESPN: Liga MX scoreboard, Oct 20, 2026
- ESPN: Liga MX standings
- FotMob: Liga MX results, events and table (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- NBCUniversal: Telemundo adds Tigres and Juárez home matches to Chivas
- TelevisaUnivision: Liga MX and more this week (Oct 12, 2026)
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