Clásico Regio ends in 0-0 draw between Monterrey and Tigres

In the Liga MX Apertura 2026, Monterrey and Tigres played to a 0-0 draw in the 143rd edition of the Clásico Regio at Estadio BBVA. The match was characterized by high physical intensity and frequent fouls, which disrupted the rhythm of play. Despite Monterrey controlling much of the possession and attempting 18 shots, both goalkeepers, Esteban Andrada and Nahuel Guzmán, prevented any goals from being scored.

Separately, Necaxa goalkeeper Luis Jiménez faced disciplinary action after a 1-0 loss to Puebla. Following a red card, the 22-year-old made offensive gestures toward the Necaxa supporters. Jiménez later issued a public apology via social media, acknowledging his behavior was incorrect. The club announced it would impose both economic and sporting sanctions on the player.

Additionally, Tigres midfielder Mauro Lainez was listed in the National Registry of Alimony Debtors (RNOA) for an alleged debt of approximately 3.1 million pesos regarding child support. Lainez released a statement through Instagram disputing the claims, asserting that he has consistently met his financial obligations through notarized contracts.