The probable lineup of Tigres vs Necaxa in J16 of Clausura 2024

Next Saturday, April 20, Tigers receive the surprise Necaxa in it University Stadium for Day 16 of Closing 2024, of the Liga MXwhere the cats must bet everything because they have not yet assured their presence in the final phase of the competition despite the elimination of seven clubs.

The cats come from tying 3-3 in the Royal Classic versus Striped, which left them upset because the controversy was present because the referee gave more minutes than those announced in the added time, which made them equal. The Argentinian Juan Brunetta He opened everything with the fastest goal in the history of the Royal Classic at 52 seconds, he then achieved his double and the Uruguayan Fernando Gorriaran he put the third, while Javier Aquino He was expelled for protesting, the same as the Uruguayan coach Robert Dante Siboldi. For now they are seventh with 25 points and are in the fight for a place in the final phase against their current rival, Pachuca, Chivas, Cougars, Queretaro and Lion.

On the other hand, the Rays continue to demonstrate that under the command of Eduardo Fentanes They want to make a splash and dream of the title, after beating 2-0 against Santos Laguna in it Victory with so many of Ricardo Monreal and the paraguayan Brian Samudio. In this way, they are fifth with 27 units.

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Goalkeeper: Felipe Rodríguez – It is true that the absence of the Argentine Nahuel Guzman It has been heavy, but that does not mean that the goalkeeper on duty has done poorly, since it has been a factor in some matches.

Defense: Samir Caetano – With the Argentine captain Guido Pizarro out due to surgery on the meniscus in his right knee, the leadership at the back remains in the hands of the Brazilian and he must play a perfect role.

Defense: Diego Reyes – Although it could also begin Juan Puratathe latter is in danger of missing the last day if he receives a yellow card, so the coach Robert Dante Siboldi I could start again with El Zancudo.

Right back: Jesús Garza – As mentioned, Javier Aquino He took the red card for complaining to the referee at the end of the match, so the youth player will come in to take over just as he does when the Oaxacan is out.

Left back: Jesús Angulo – Another one who hardly misses a duel. Stitch is the immovable starter on the left wing, making constant appearances up front.

Pivot: Rafael Carioca – The Brazilian is a specialist in recovering the ball, in addition to being one of the most effective when it comes to passing.

Pivot: Fernando Gorriarán – The Uruguayan scored in the last duel, that could give him more credit to accompany in the containment instead of Juan Vigon.

Midfielder: Juan Brunetta – The Argentine still does not demonstrate why he was signed for this semester, since the version that played in Santos Laguna does not appear. Howeve
r, his double surely left the helmsman happy.

Right winger: Diego Laínez – The Colombian Luis Quinones got off Royal Classic because he had discomfort in his left ankle and they probably don't want to expose him so quickly, so Factor would start.

Left winger: Marcelo Flores – Little by little the youth earned his place in the coach's starting eleven, as he has had great flashes, providing good assists and scoring.

Forward: André-Pierre Gignac – Despite the tantrum he threw when he was replaced, the French netbreaker has a whole story behind him that will continue to be used as an emblem. The Argentinian Nico Ibanez I would be relieved again.

This is what the possible Tigres alignment would look like (4-2-3-1):

Goalie: Felipe Rodríguez
Defenses: Samir Caetano, Diego Reyes, Jesús Garza, Jesús Angulo
Midfielders: Rafael Carioca, Nando Gorriarán, Juan Brunetta
Forwards: Diego Laínez, Marcelo Flores, André-Pierre Gignac
Substitutes: Miguel Ortega, Juan Purata, Sebastián Fierro, Juan Vigón, Nico Ibáñez, Ozziel Herrera, Eugenio Pizzuto, Diego Sánchez, Kenneth Jaime, Eduardo Tercero, Fernando Ordóñez

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