Liga MX 2022 standings: will your team enter the re-qualification?

The Liga MX 2022 standings are here, which will be updated in real-time, so you will know if your team will enter the re-qualification to reach the Liguilla.

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It has been a very intense 17 Rounds in which the clubs of Liga MX 2022 have given everything to be the best of the tournament, but only 4 teams achieved this honor, which also allows them a direct pass to the Liguilla.

Pachuca, Tigres, Atlas, and the surprise of the tournament, Club América, will now be able to rest and prepare for the Liguilla, while the clubs that occupy leagues 5 to 12 will have to face each other in the re-qualification.

But which teams are in places 5 to 12?

Liga MX 2022 standings

How do you know if your team will enter the reclassification?

Only the clubs that managed to occupy places 5 to 12 in the general classification are the ones that have the right to fight for a place in the re-qualification, so now practically another tournament begins.

So far, Puebla, Chivas, Monterrey, Cruz Azul, Atlético San Luis, Necaxa, Pumas and Mazatlán have qualified to play in the re-qualification matches for a place in Mexican soccer's big party.

If your club is in any of these places, it will be able to play for access to the next phase, otherwise, it will have to settle for watching the next stage of Liga MX from home. 

Results of Round 17 of Liga MX 2022

In this section, you will be able to see which teams won and which were defeated in the last round of Mexican soccer.

Top scorers of the tournament

In this section, you can find out who will surely be recognized as the top scorer of the tournament, for having been relentless with his rivals. 

Tournament statistics

In this section, you will find the team that scored the most shots on goal, as well as the player who has been the most cautioned in round 17.

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