Rayados beat Comunicaciones 1-4 and has a comfortable lead; the schedule of your next 5 games

Rayados de Monterrey began his journey in CONCACAF Champions League this Tuesday at Mateo Flores National Stadiumwhere they won 1-4 against Communications of Guatemala, in the round of 32 of the First Leg, thanks to the Argentine's goals German Berterame, Alfonso Gonzalez, Jesus Gallardo and the Uruguayan Rodrigo Aguirre.

The first goal came in the 21st minute with a header from Berterame to the Colombian's pass Stephen MedinaHowever, seven minutes later came the quick response of the creams with a flash of Carlos Mejia. Already in the complement, Ponchito He only had to push the ball into the nets at 52', Gallant won by air on a corner kick at 72' and Aguirreat 85', took advantage of a ball in the air to only head the goal, thus completing the work and taking a good advantage for the second leg, to be held in the BBVA Bancomer Stadium.

With this victory, the royal team has to return to Aztec soil to be able to train with its sights set on the Liga MX.

Here we leave you La Pandilla's schedule for their next five games:

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Striped vs. Pachuca
Saturday, February 10
Matchday 6, Liga MX
BBVA Bancomer Stadium

After his debut in ConcachampionsMonterrey returns to the Liga MX to seek to maintain their good pace, where they are leaders of the contest with eleven points. The royal team remains undefeated, but cannot be trusted, since the Tuzos have also found good form after having strengthened themselves well in the transfer market after a year to be forgotten. The Bella Airosa team has two victories in a row and it will be a real nightmare for those of the team. Tano Ortizespecially the Venezuelan Salomon Rondonwho arrived with well-tuned aim.

Striped vs Communications
Thursday, February 15
Round of 16, Concachampions
BBVA Bancomer Stadium

After taking a comfortable 1-4 lead, Monterrey has to finish the task at home with the support of its people. Due to the goal difference, it is possible that El Tano Ortiz Take out some reserves, but as the match progresses you will move your pieces, since you cannot completely trust each other. Communications It is the winningest team in Guatemala, so it will seek at all costs to die with a worthy performance.

Striped
vs. Toluca
Sunday, February 18
Matchday 7, Liga MX
BBVA Bancomer Stadium

After knowing if it advances to the next phase of the ConcachampionsLa Pandilla has another exciting clash against the Red Devils, who little by little are giving good feelings from the Portuguese Renato Paiva. By this date, the club's last two reinforcements could already be an important part of the scheme, both Alexis Vega like the paraguayan Juan Escobar. However, with choriceros there are other good elements such as Chilean Jean Menesesthe Uruguayan Maximiliano Araújothe Brazilian goalkeeper Tiago Volpi and Edgar 'Gacelo' López.

Juarez vs Striped
Friday, February 23
Matchday 8, Liga MX
Benito Juárez Olympic Stadium

After three games at home, the albiazules visit the border team, who just a week ago thanked the coach Diego Mejiabut for now it is mentioned that everything is agreed so that the Brazilian Mauricio Barbieri be the new strategist, who will seek to get the club out of the last places. The South American coach has spent his entire career in Brazil and this would be his first adventure in Mexico, without knowing how he would modify the unemployed Juárez player.

Xolos vs Striped
Wednesday, February 28
Matchday 9, Liga MX
Hot Stadium

Likewise, by the end of February it i
s not known whether Miguel Herrera He will continue to be the coach of the dog club, even though the board has full confidence in his project, but if he does not score points it will be difficult for him to continue leading, with only two units out of 15 played. Added to this, the Canes Aztecas and El Piojo have not only been bad in this tournament but in the past as well, having, perhaps, one of the most discreet squads. Nor can we ignore the fact that of the last five matches between the two, Monterrey has won four by a draw.

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