The Clausura 2023 season has reached its final phase, and the field is narrowing toward the decisive quarterfinals. As the Liga MX schedule tightens, the path to the final matches becomes clearer, with the top teams contending for direct entry to the knockout rounds and others fighting to avoid the repechage hurdle.
In this update, GOAL provides a comprehensive view of the quarterfinals, including the dates and the teams that have secured a spot, as well as insights into how the bracket might unfold as the competition intensifies.
WHEN WILL THE QUARTER-FINALS BE PLAYED?
The first legs of the quarterfinals are scheduled for May 10 and May 11. The return legs will be staged on May 13 and May 14, presenting a tight two-leg format that tests depth, rotation, and resilience across the clubs involved.
QUALIFIED TEAMS
Current standings and the outlook for qualification reveal a mix of consistency and opportunities for teams to strengthen their claim as the tournament progresses. The ranking snapshot includes:
- Monterrey – 40 points
- Club America – 34 points
- Chivas – 34 points
- Toluca – 32 points
- To be defined
- To be defined
- Atlas – 21 points
- Saints – 19 points
ROUND-AND-BACK MATCHES
The bracket structure remains a focal point as teams jockey for favorable positions. The two-leg format amplifies the significance of away goals, tactical planning, and squad management in the closing weeks of the Clausura 2023. Coaches will balance attacking intent with defensive solidity, knowing that every minute counts in this high-stakes phase. The quest for a direct quarterfinal berth versus the risk of entering the repechage adds an extra layer of strategic nuance for each club.
As the race tightens, players and fans alike are watching how the standings evolve, which squads secure the top seeds, and how those seedings will influence matchups and fatigue management. The coming days promise decisive performances, late surges, and the kind of drama that defines the closing chapters of Liga MX’s Clausura season.
Source: Goal