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2013–14 Liga MX season

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67th professional season of the top-flight football league in Mexico
Football league season
Liga MX
Season2013–14
ChampionsApertura:
León(6th Title)
Clausura:
León(7th title)
RelegatedAtlante
Champions LeagueAmérica
León
Cruz Azul
Pachuca
Copa LibertadoresSantos Laguna
León
Morelia
Matches153
Goals387 (2.53 per match)
Top goalscorerApertura:
Pablo Velázquez (12 goals)
Clausura:
Enner Valencia (12 goals)
Biggest home winApertura:
Toluca 7–1Atlante
(September 29, 2013)
Clausura:<
Biggest away winApertura:
Chiapas 0–4Toluca
(August 17, 2013)
Clausura:
Highest scoringApertura:
Toluca 7–1Atlante
(September 29, 2013)
Clausura:
Longest winning runCruz Azul: 8 Games (January 11-March 8)
Longest unbeaten runCruz Azul: 10 Games (January 4-March 8)
Longest winless runAtlas: 14 Games (July 19–October 20)
Longest losing runAtlas: 14 Games (July 19–October 20)

The2013–14Liga MX season (known as theLiga BBVA Bancomer MX for sponsorship reasons) was the 67th professional top-flight football league season inMexico. The season was split into two competitions: theTorneo Apertura and theTorneo Clausura; each of identical format and contested by the same eighteen teams.

Clubs

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Eighteen teams competed in the season.Querétaro was relegated to theAscenso MX after accumulating the lowest coefficient over the past three seasons. The2012 Apertura Ascenso MX championLa Piedad would promote after defeating the Clausura 2013 winnerNeza in a promotional play-off. But on May 28, 2013, Querétaro's ownership announced that it bought outJaguares de Chiapas, relocated the team to Querétaro, dissolved the old Querétaro team and ensured that Querétaro would still have a team in the first division. It was also announced thatSan Luis would move toTuxtla Gutiérrez and be rebranded Chiapas F.C., replacing the old Querétaro. La Piedad confirmed that they would relocate toVeracruz and be rebranded asTiburones Rojos de Veracruz. These changes sparked controversy in the Mexican press as Querétaro effectively bought its place back in the first division and newly promoted La Piedad completely lost its team.[1]

Location of the 2013–14 Liga MX teams

Stadiums and locations

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ClubCityStateStadiumCapacity
AméricaMexico CityDistrito FederalAzteca105,000
AtlanteCancúnQuintana RooAndrés Quintana Roo20,000
AtlasGuadalajaraJaliscoJalisco63,200
ChiapasTuxtla GutiérrezChiapasVíctor Manuel Reyna31,500
Cruz AzulMexico CityDistrito FederalEstadio Azul35,000
GuadalajaraGuadalajaraJaliscoOmnilife49,850
LeónLeónGuanajuatoLeón33,943
MonterreyMonterreyNuevo LeónTecnológico38,000
MoreliaMoreliaMichoacánMorelos39,000
PachucaPachucaHidalgoHidalgo30,000
PueblaPueblaPueblaCuauhtémoc48,650
QuerétaroQuerétaroQuerétaroLa Corregidora36,500
Santos LagunaTorreónCoahuilaCorona30,000
TijuanaTijuanaBaja CaliforniaCaliente21,000
TolucaTolucaEstado de MéxicoNemesio Díez27,000
UANLSan Nicolás de los GarzaNuevo LeónUniversitario42,000
UNAMMexico CityDistrito FederalOlímpico Universitario63,000
VeracruzVeracruzVeracruzEstadio Luis de la Fuente30,000

Personnel and kits

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TeamManagerCaptainKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
AméricaArgentinaAntonio MohamedColombiaAquivaldo MosqueraNikeBimbo,Coca-Cola
AtlanteArgentinaPablo MariniMexicoMauricio RomeroKappaCancún,Riviera Maya,ADO, Grupo Pegaso
AtlasMexicoTomás BoyArgentinaLeandro CufréNikeCasas Javer,Coca-Cola
ChiapasMexicoSergio BuenoArgentinaJavier MuñozPirma/KappaChiapas,Soriana
Cruz AzulMexicoLuis Fernando TenaMexicoGerardo TorradoUmbroCemento Cruz Azul,Coca-Cola
GuadalajaraArgentinaRicardo La VolpeMexicoOmar BravoadidasBimbo
LeónUruguayGustavo MatosasMexicoRafael MárquezPirmaCaja Popular Mexicana,Telcel,Coca-Cola,Office Depot
MonterreyMexicoCarlos Barra &MexicoJosé Treviño (interim)ArgentinaJosé María BasantaNikeBimbo/Carta Blanca (inFIFA Club World Cup),BBVA Bancomer
MoreliaArgentinaÁngel David ComizzoColombiaAldo RamírezJomaBridgestone, Dportenis
PachucaMexicoEnrique MezaMexicoÓscar PérezNikeCementos Fortaleza,Mobil Super,Samsung,Telcel
PueblaArgentinaRubén Omar RomanoMexicoLuis Miguel NoriegaPirma/KappaVolkswagen/www.puebla.travel
QuerétaroMexicoIgnacio AmbrízMexicoMarco JiménezPirmaLibertad Servicios Financieros, Gasolineras Orsan
Santos LagunaPortugalPedro CaixinhaMexicoOswaldo SánchezPumaSoriana,Peñoles,Pepsi,Lala
TijuanaVenezuelaCésar FaríasArgentinaJavier GandolfiNikeCaliente,Boing!
TolucaParaguayJosé CardozoParaguayPaulo Da SilvaUnder ArmourBanamex
UANLBrazilRicardo FerrettiMexicoLucas LobosadidasCemex,Cemento Monterrey
UNAMMexicoJosé Luis TrejoParaguayDarío VerónPumaBanamex
VeracruzMexicoJosé Luis Sánchez SoláMexicoJehu ChiapasKappaWinpot,Boing!

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyReplaced byDate of appointmentPosition in table
Pre-Apertura changes
TijuanaArgentinaAntonio MohamedContract ExpiredMay 3, 2013ArgentinaJorge AlmirónMay 31, 2013Pre-season
AtlanteMexicoDaniel GuzmánResignedMay 5, 2013UruguayWilson GraniolattiJune 4, 2013Pre-season
TolucaMexicoEnrique MezaSackedMay 5, 2013ParaguayJosé CardozoMay 7, 2013Pre-season
AtlasMexicoTomás BoyResignedMay 13, 2013ArgentinaOmar AsadJune 2, 2013Pre-season
ChiapasMexicoJosé Guadalupe CruzJob Lost; Due to Relocation (to Querétaro)May 20, 2013MexicoSergio BuenoJune 5, 2013Pre-season
Apertura changes
PueblaMexicoManuel LapuenteSackedAugust 13, 2013ArgentinaRubén Omar RomanoAugust 14, 201313th
GuadalajaraMexicoBenjamín GalindoSackedAugust 18, 2013MexicoJuan Carlos OrtegaAugust 19, 201315th
MonterreyMexicoVíctor Manuel VucetichSackedAugust 25, 2013MexicoJosé Guadalupe CruzAugust 26, 201314th
PachucaMexicoGabriel CaballeroResignedSeptember 2, 2013MexicoEnrique MezaSeptember 4, 201311th
AtlanteUruguayWilson GraniolattiMutual consentSeptember 2, 2013UruguayRubén IsraelSeptember 3, 201318th
UNAMMexicoJuan Antonio TorresSackedSeptember 2, 2013MexicoJosé Luis TrejoSeptember 3, 201317th
AtlasArgentinaOmar AsadSackedOctober 5, 2013MexicoJosé Luis MataOctober 8, 201316th
AmericaMexicoMiguel HerreraInterim for Mexico National Team (came back for the post-season)October 21, 2013MexicoÁlvaro Galindo (Interim)October 22, 20131st
AmericaMexicoÁlvaro Galindo (Interim)End of tenure as caretakerNovember 21, 2013MexicoMiguel HerreraNovember 22, 20131st
Pre-Clausura changes
GuadalajaraMexicoJuan Carlos OrtegaSackedNovember 10, 2013MexicoJosé Luis RealNovember 25, 2013Pre-season
AtlasMexicoJosé Luis MataSackedNovember 10, 2013MexicoTomás BoyDecember 6, 2013Pre-season
TijuanaArgentinaJorge AlmirónSackedNovember 11, 2013VenezuelaCésar FaríasDecember 3, 2013Pre-season
Cruz AzulMexicoGuillermo VázquezContract ExpiredDecember 3, 2013MexicoLuis Fernando TenaDecember 11, 2013Pre-season
AmericaMexicoMiguel HerreraLeaving to Mexico National TeamDecember 15, 2013ArgentinaAntonio MohamedDecember 17, 2013Pre-season
Clausura changes
AtlanteUruguayRubén IsraelSackedJanuary 11, 2014ArgentinaPablo MariniJanuary 11, 201414th
MoreliaArgentinaCarlos BustosSackedJanuary 26, 2014MexicoEduardo de la TorreJanuary 27, 201411th
VeracruzMexicoJuan Antonio LunaSackedFebruary 9, 2014MexicoJosé Luis Sánchez SoláFebruary 11, 201417th
MonterreyMexicoJosé Guadalupe CruzSackedFebruary 18, 2014MexicoCarlos Barra &MexicoJosé Treviño (interim)February 19, 201415th
MoreliaMexicoEduardo de la TorreSackedMarch 1, 2014MexicoRoberto Hernández (interim)March 9, 201415th
MoreliaMexicoRoberto HernándezEnd of tenure as caretakerMarch 9, 2014ArgentinaÁngel ComizzoMarch 9, 201411th
GuadalajaraMexicoJosé Luis RealSackedApril 1, 2014ArgentinaRicardo La VolpeApril 2, 201410th

Torneo Apertura

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TheApertura 2013 is the first competition of the season. The regular season began on July 19, 2013 and ended on November 10, 2013.América successfully defended their title for the 11th time.

Regular season

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1América1711423112+1937Advance to theLiguilla and cannot qualify forSouth American competitions[a][b]
2Santos Laguna179623220+12332014 Copa Libertadores Second Stage[c][b]
3León178632514+1130
4Cruz Azul178542117+429Advance to theLiguilla and cannot qualify forSouth American competitions[a][b]
5Toluca176923317+1627
6Morelia178362623+3272014 Copa Libertadores First Stage[c][b]
7Querétaro177552019+126Advance to theLiguilla[b]
8UANL176742320+325
9Chiapas176742625+125
10Tijuana175662023−321Cannot qualify forSouth American competitions[a]
11Monterrey175572223−120
12Veracruz174852024−420
13Puebla174761921−219
14Pachuca173861418−417
15Atlas171971829−1112
16Guadalajara172691630−1412
17Atlante1733111735−1812
18UNAM17188821−1311
Updated to match(es) played on 10 November 2013. Source:MedioTiempo
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
Notes:
  1. ^abcAmérica,Cruz Azul,Tijuana andToluca cannot qualify for the2014 Copa Libertadores due to their participation in the2013-14 CONCACAF Champions League competition.
  2. ^abcdeThe first 8 places in the table qualify for thePlayoffs.
  3. ^abAll 3 teams who qualify for Copa Libertadores participated in thePlayoffs of this competition.

Results

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Home \ AwayAMÉATEATLCHICAZGUALEÓMONMORPACPUEQUESLATIJTOLUNLUNMVER
América3–03–12–01–03–13–12–01–1
Atlante2–41–12–02–12–21–11–31–02–4
Atlas1–21–21–13–12–20–11–13–3
Chiapas3–01–12–14–22–13–10–41–1
Cruz Azul1–11–01–13–11–01–01–00–20–1
Guadalajara1–01–11–32–40–22–20–01–00–2
León1–11–00–12–13–10–03–15–02–2
Monterrey0–01–12–11–01–12–11–10–1
Morelia2–02–11–11–34–11–02–13–4
Pachuca0–10–01–10–11–12–10–01–1
Puebla1–02–01–21–11–12–01–11–10–0
Querétaro0–01–01–12–02–03–31–31–02–2
Santos Laguna2–13–20–23–23–12–03–02–2
Tijuana4–13–30–01–01–01–10–02–03–0
Toluca7–11–11–20–14–02–20–00–03–1
UANL1–03–12–23–31–13–11–20–01–2
UNAM1–42–21–10–10–30–10–20–0
Veracruz0–12–23–20–10–31–00–01–1
Updated to match(es) played on 10 November 2013. Source:soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Final phase (Liguilla)

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinals
               
1América (a)213
8UANL213
1América123
5Toluca202
4Cruz Azul011
5Toluca314
1América011
3León235
2Santos Laguna336
7Querétaro213
2Santos Laguna123
3León325
3León347
6Morelia303


 Champions 
León
6th title
Notes
  • If the two teams are tied after both legs, the higher seeded team advances.
  • "Away goals" rule was applied in the play-off round, but not in the final.
  • Both finalists qualified to the2014–15 CONCACAF Champions League (champion in Pot A, runner-up in Pot B).

Top goalscorers

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Players ranked by goals scored, then alphabetically by last name.

RankPlayerClubGoals
1ParaguayPablo VelázquezToluca12
2ArgentinaMauro BoselliLeón11
3ChileHumberto SuazoMonterrey10
4MexicoOribe PeraltaSantos Laguna9
5MexicoÁngel ReynaVeracruz8
ChileHector MancillaMorelia
7MexicoAlan PulidoUANL7
MexicoCarlos OchoaChiapas
EcuadorFidel MartínezTijuana
ArgentinaMatías AlustizaPuebla
MexicoRaúl JiménezAmérica
MexicoRafael Márquez LugoGuadalajara

Source:Televisa Deportes

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
ArgentinaDarío BenedettoTijuanaAtlas3–3July 19, 2013
EcuadorJefferson MonteroMoreliaToluca3–4July 26, 2013
MexicoÁngel ReynaVeracruzAtlante2–4July 27, 2013
ParaguayPablo VelázquezTolucaChiapas0–4August 17, 2013
ArgentinaMauro Boselli*LeónTijuana5–0November 9, 2013

*Scored four goals

Torneo Clausura

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TheClausura 2014 is the second competition of the season. The regular season began on January 3, 2014 and ended on May 18, 2014.León successfully defended their sixth title.

Regular phase

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League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Cruz Azul(A)1711332819+936Advance to the Liguilla
2Toluca(A)1710252514+1132
3UNAM(A)177462620+625
4Santos Laguna(A)176743329+425
5América(A)177462117+425
6Pachuca(A)177372321+224
7Tijuana(A)177372223−124
8León(A)176562317+623
9Chiapas176562323023
10Monterrey176562020023
11Morelia175662120+121
12Atlas175661718−121
13Querétaro176381822−421
14UANL175661317−421
15Guadalajara175661318−521
16Puebla174671419−518
17Atlante(R)175392234−1218Relegated toAscenso MX
18Veracruz173771425−1116
Source:[citation needed]
(A) Advance to a further round;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayAMÉATEATLCHICAZGUALEÓMONMORPACPUEQUESLATIJTOLUNLUNMVER
América1–01–21–00–10–02–43–01–30–0
Atlante1–41–11–10–04–21–22–10–2
Atlas1–20–12–21–10–11–10–00–01–0
Chiapas2–25–20–10–31–11–01–00–01–1
Cruz Azul1–32–21–02–12–11–02–14–0
Guadalajara0–41–00–21–00–11–12–10–0
León3–10–01–31–14–23–01–20–1
Monterrey1–23–20–00–20–13–12–20–04–1
Morelia1–01–25–10–00–12–22–03–11–1
Pachuca0–10–12–01–32–03–01–22–10–1
Puebla0–12–30–11–11–13–11–00–1
Querétaro1–01–33–40–02–10–21–02–0
Santos Laguna4–32–32–31–13–10–03–22–02–1
Tijuana1–00–32–01–22–11–03–13–1
Toluca1–12–01–02–12–02–23–02–1
UANL2–13–00–00–21–11–11–21–0
UNAM5–01–12–11–01–20–02–23–00–2
Veracruz2–10–11–13–10–12–21–10–31–1
Updated to match(es) played on 27 April 2014. Source:soccerway
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Final phase (Liguilla)

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QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinals
               
1Cruz Azul123
8León (a)123
2Toluca000
8León112
2Toluca033
7Tijuana011
8León (a.e.t.)224
6Pachuca303
4Santos Laguna (a)336
5América516
4Santos Laguna044
6Pachuca (a)224
3UNAM123
6Pachuca145


 Champions 
León
7th title
Notes
  • If the two teams are tied after both legs, the higher seeded team advances.
  • "Away goals" rule was applied in the play-off round, but not in the final.
  • Both finalists qualified to the2014–15 CONCACAF Champions League (champion in Pot A, runner-up in Pot B).

Top goalscorers

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Players ranked by goals scored, then alphabetically by last name.

RankPlayerClubGoals
1EcuadorEnner ValenciaPachuca12
2ArgentinaMartín BravoUNAM9
3EcuadorMichael ArroyoAtlante8
MexicoOribe PeraltaSantos Laguna
MexicoRaúl JiménezAmérica
6ParaguayPablo VelázquezToluca7
MexicoMarco FabiánCruz Azul
ArgentinaCristian PelleranoTijuana
ColombiaCarlos QuinteroSantos Laguna

Source:MedioTiempo.com

Hat-tricks

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PlayerForAgainstResultDate
EcuadorMichael Arroyo*AtlanteQuerétaro4–2March 9, 2014
ColombiaCarlos QuinteroSantos LagunaAtlante4–3April 13, 2014

*Scored four goals

Relegation

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Pos
Team'11 A
Pts		'12 C
Pts		'12 A
Pts		'13 C
Pts		'13 A
Pts		'14 C
Pts		Total
Pts		Total
Pld		Avg
Relegation
1Cruz Azul2925262929361741021.7059
2Santos Laguna2736232933251731021.6961
3América1532313237251721021.6863
4Morelia2631273027211621021.5882
5UANL2831213525211611021.5784
6Toluca2022341827321531021.5000
7León0033163023102681.5000
8Tijuana1828342121241461021.4314
9Monterrey2432232320231451021.4216
10Querétaro2627221726211391021.3627
11Pachuca2628212017241361021.3333
12UNAM2516232911251291021.2647
13Guadalajara3015231612211171021.1471
14Chiapas2412151625231151021.1275
15Puebla2219131919181101021.0784
16Atlas1220123212211091021.0686
17Veracruz0000201636341.0588
18Atlante191620131218981020.9608Relegated

Last update: May 8, 2014[2]

Average attendance

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  1. Club América 43.370
  2. Tigres 40.784
  3. CF Monterrey 30.548
  4. Club Tijuana 22.715
  5. CF Pachuca 22.454
  6. León FC 21.744
  7. CD Guadalajara 21.147
  8. Santos Laguna 19.907
  9. Querétaro FC 19.462
  10. Universidad Nacional 19.218
  11. Chiapas FC 18.305
  12. Cruz Azul 18.090
  13. Atlas 17.855
  14. Veracruz 17.176
  15. Puebla FC 16.640
  16. Monarcas Morelia 14.441
  17. Deportivo Toluca 13.292
  18. Atlante FC 6.377

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References

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  1. ^Marshall, Tom (29 May 2013)."Liga MX team changes finalized". Retrieved11 August 2013.
  2. ^LigaMX.net - Estadística - Tabla General de Cociente
  3. ^"Primera División 2013/2014 Apertura - Attendance". July 2024.

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