Sunday's headlines: Pachuca won 2-1 at América, so the Liga MX leaders now have Cruz Azul and Chivas one point behind them. LAFC came back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with the LA Galaxy, and Atlas beat Puebla 4-3 in a seven-goal game. Cruz Azul won 3-1 at Querétaro and Tijuana beat Santos Laguna 4-1.
Every score below was checked against two sources (ESPN and FotMob), and they agree on all five final scores, every scorer, every goal minute and the one red card. The only difference is a name: ESPN's scoreboard lists Cruz Azul's third scorer as Osinachi Ebere, while ESPN's match commentary and FotMob both say Christian Ebere.
All five games from Sunday Oct 25 (Pacific time) are final. Saturday's games are in our MLS and Liga MX recap for Oct 24, and Sunday's European games are in our European results for Oct 25.
MLS result (Matchday 32)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| LAFC v LA Galaxy | 2-2 | Denis Bouanga 53', Leo Walta 62'; Joseph Paintsil 34', 51' |
Red cards: None. ESPN and FotMob show only yellow cards for LAFC's Ryan Porteous (55') and the Galaxy's Pablo Ruiz (90+3').
Key moments: Paintsil finished a Galaxy fast break set up by Robert Taylor in the 34th minute and doubled the lead six minutes after halftime, per ESPN. LAFC answered within two minutes through Bouanga, and Walta equalized from close range in the 62nd minute. LAFC had 57% of the ball and 21 shots to the Galaxy's 10, but only five on target to the Galaxy's four, per ESPN.
Playoff impact: The top nine teams in each conference make the playoffs, and Decision Day is Saturday Nov 7. LAFC (47 points, 32 games) stay sixth, a point behind San Jose and Houston (both 48). The Galaxy (41 points, 32 games) stay ninth, two points ahead of Real Salt Lake (39), who have a game in hand. Vancouver (55) and Dallas (54) still lead the West. Tables are from ESPN and FotMob, which match. Full MLS schedule and US channels.
Replays in the US: Every MLS match is on Apple TV, which keeps full replays and highlights on demand. An Apple TV subscription is all you need.
Liga MX results (Apertura Jornada 14)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas v Puebla | 4-3 | Florián Monzón 1', Kevin Zenón 63', José Martín 68', 79'; Luifer Hernández 20', Jorge Sánchez 60' (og), Omar Moreno 84' |
| Querétaro v Cruz Azul | 1-3 | Mateo Coronel 33'; Andrés Montaño 19' (pen), Nicolás Ibáñez 44', Christian Ebere 45+2' |
| América v Pachuca | 1-2 | Henry Martín 46'; Alán Bautista 12', Oussama Idrissi 74' |
| Tijuana v Santos Laguna | 4-1 | Francisco González 13', Ignacio Rivero 18', 69', Adonis Preciado 72'; Esteban Lozano 66' |
Red cards: Puebla's Alonso Ramírez got a second yellow card in the 78th minute at Atlas, with the score 3-2, per ESPN and FotMob. There were no other red cards on Sunday.
Key moments: Monzón scored in the first minute in Guadalajara, and Atlas fell 2-1 behind when Jorge Sánchez turned the ball into his own net on the hour. Zenón and Martín then scored three goals in 16 minutes, with Luís Esteves setting up two, before Moreno's long-range goal made it 4-3. At Estadio Banorte, América had 59% of the ball and 21 shots, but Pachuca scored twice from outside the box, with Salomón Rondón setting up Idrissi's winner, per ESPN. In Querétaro, Cruz Azul scored twice just before halftime, and Ebere's goal stood after a VAR review. Rivero scored twice for Tijuana, the second from a free kick.
Table impact: América (27 points, 13 games) stay top, but Cruz Azul and Chivas (both 26, 14 games) are now one point behind. Atlas (24) are fourth, ahead of Toluca (23) and León (22). Tijuana (20, 13 games) are level on points with Monterrey and Querétaro. Santos (19) are 10th, and Pachuca (16) climbed to 13th, level with Puebla. Tables are from ESPN and FotMob, which match. Full Liga MX schedule and US channels.
Replays in the US: Liga MX rights follow the home team, and every broadcast is in Spanish. All four of Sunday's home clubs (Atlas, Querétaro, América and Tijuana) are TelevisaUnivision clubs (Univision, UniMás, TUDN or ViX), so check ViX Premium on demand.
What's next
América host Tijuana on Wednesday Oct 28 at 8pm PT. Liga MX's next round starts Friday Oct 30 and includes Monterrey v Tijuana and América v Toluca on Saturday Oct 31 and Cruz Azul v León on Sunday Nov 1. LAFC and the Galaxy are off on Wednesday, when the rest of MLS plays, all on Apple TV. Every game, channel and kickoff time is on our matches page.
Frequently asked questions
Who scored in LAFC v LA Galaxy?
Joseph Paintsil scored twice for the Galaxy (34', 51'), and Denis Bouanga (53') and Leo Walta (62') scored for LAFC in a 2-2 draw at BMO Stadium, per ESPN and FotMob. LAFC had 21 shots to the Galaxy's 10.
Who scored for Pachuca against América?
Alán Bautista (12') and Oussama Idrissi (74') scored from outside the box for Pachuca, and Henry Martín equalized for América right after halftime (46'). Pachuca won 2-1 at Estadio Banorte.
Who scored in Atlas v Puebla?
Florián Monzón (1'), Kevin Zenón (63') and José Martín (68', 79') scored for Atlas. Luifer Hernández (20'), a Jorge Sánchez own goal (60') and Omar Moreno (84') counted for Puebla. Atlas won 4-3, and Puebla's Alonso Ramírez was sent off in the 78th minute.
Where can I watch MLS replays in the US?
Every 2026 MLS match, including full replays, is on Apple TV. The separate MLS Season Pass ended after 2025, so an Apple TV subscription is all you need.
Where can I watch Liga MX replays in the US?
It depends on the home team. Sunday's four home clubs (Atlas, Querétaro, América and Tijuana) are TelevisaUnivision clubs, so replays are on ViX Premium.
Sources
- ESPN: MLS scoreboard, Oct 25, 2026
- ESPN: Liga MX scoreboard, Oct 25, 2026
- ESPN: MLS standings
- ESPN: Liga MX standings
- FotMob: MLS results, events and table (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- FotMob: Liga MX results, events and table (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- MLS: How to watch (2026)
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