TRIPLE GOAL LEADER? Antuna, Rondón and Viñas would share the scoring leadership waiting for Cambindo's actions

One of the attractions of the last day of the 2024 Clausura Tournament, of the Liga MX, is the fight for the scoring leadership. It was expected that Uriel Antunathe Venezuelan Salomon Rondon and the Uruguayan Federico Viñas They increased their advantage in the quest to be the solo champion, however, none of them could score, so they were left with eight points each.

Blue Cross managed to defeat as a visitor Toluca 0-1 with a goal from the Colombian Willer Dittaso The Wizard He was left with the desire, while thinking about the second leg semi-finals of the CONCACAF Champions Cup, Pachuca from the beginning he kept his stars before Mazatlanhence The king he couldn't do his thing; finally, Maravinas yes it was boot with Lion versus Juarezbut did not have the opportunity to score in the 1-1 draw, which in turn meant the elimination of his squad as they were unable to reach the goal. Play-In.

Now, after this, there is only one player left who could end the triple lead in goals and that is the Colombian. Diber Changing of the Necaxawho faces this Sunday against Striped in it Victoria Stadium. The coffee grower has seven scores and would have to look for one to join the collective tie or two to be the solo winner. Another who was seven and also aspired to be the best netbreaker was the Paraguayan Luis Amarilla of Mazatlanwho could have experienced his last match with said jacket, while the Argentine Juan Brunetta It reached seven after the 4-1 win by Tigers about Xolos.

They were further down with six goals Henry Martin and the Colombian Julian Quiñonesboth of Americain addition to the two elements of Toluca, Alexis Vega and the Chilean Jean Menesesas well as Victor 'Pocho' Guzmán of Chivas, Memo Martínez of Cougars, Eduardo 'Mudo' Aguirre of Atlas and the Colombian Christian Rivera of Xolos.

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