Tigres see their streak come to an end, the defeat in their visit to Pachuca

With another red card, Tigres visited the Hidalgo Stadium and cut their winning streak short with a 2-0 defeat against Pachuca. The Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León team had won five matches in a row, but it all came to an end at 'El Huracán'.

The ‘Felinos’ were down to 10 men early in the match, as Jesús Angulo was sent off early, after a VAR review, in the 14th minute due to a foot from behind on Avilés Hurtado on the edge of the area. Red cards have become a problem in Tigres' matches, as it was the third match in a row and the fourth in the tournament with a red card.

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As soon as this action opened the scoreboard for the Hidalgo team, the visitors' struggle intensified, as, from the free kick, Nahuel Guzmán made a save, but rejected the ball to the center of the box, where Nicolás Ibáñez took advantage to calmly score with the Argentinean goalkeeper's help.

As a result of this, Miguel Herrera's team saw their offensive projection diminished and, although they had a few mid-range shots, they were few and far and failed to beat Óscar Ustari.

The Tuzos kept insisting and, once again, Ibañez would find another goal to increase the score. At 60', the Argentine found, unmarked, a ball inside the box from Kevin Álvarez's cross from the right sector, which he scored with a first-time right-footed shot towards Guzmán's opposite post, leaving him with no chance of making a save.

Tigres suffers and is without key players

In addition to being without Angulo for the next match against Santos Laguna at the Universitario Stadium, Herrera will also be without Igor Lichnosvky, also due to suspension, as he has already received five yellow cards so far this semester. With this result, the San Nicolás team is in third place in the standings with 15 points.