Toluca vs Chivas: Predictions, odds, and how to watch Liga MX 2022 on Livestream

The predictions, odds, and how to watch on Livestream the Liga MX 2022 Toluca vs Chivas match, in which both teams will be desperate to win, are ready.

Toluca breaks negative streak and beats Puebla, who can't reach the top

This is because Toluca is coming from a 2-2 draw with Monterrey, while the Rebaño Sagrado reaches Round 13 after a 1-1 draw with Atlas in the Clásico Tapatío.

Date: Saturday, March 9

Time: 20:00 ET

Location: Estadio Nemesio Diez

ET: 20:00

CT: 19:00

MT: 18:00

PT: 17:00

Livestream: TUDN.com, Univision NOW, TUDN App

TV Channel: TUDN USA, Univision

The pair have met 28 times in Liga MX, with Chivas winning on 12 occasions and Diablos Rojos winning on eight matches.

However, when the Rebaño Sagrado has visited the home of the Diablos Rojos, the numbers are even, since of the 14 duels held at that venue, in all competitions, each club has won 7 times.

According to the analysis of the specialized website Pronósticos.Futbol, the probable winner of this match will be Toluca, as this club has a 62.4% chance of winning the match, while Chivas has only a 17.3% chance of winning this match.

And about the draw, this has a 20.3% chance of happening, so the safe bet for this match is for the win of the Diablos Rojos, who have had a Liga MX 2022 with better results than Chivas.

The Diablos Rojos, coached by Ignacio Ambriz, are coming off a last-minute draw against Rayados de Monterrey, in a match that ended with a 2-2 score,

In this match, Leo Fernández played the role of hero and saved his club from defeat with a double, which helped the Diablos Rojos stay in 7th place in the general table.

As a result, the Escarlatas will go into their match against the Rebaño Sagrado with one of their goal scorers fully inspired to increase their scoring streak in the tournament.

What they will have to be careful with is those who attend their stadium, since, in the match against Rayados, 15 of them were arrested for misbehavior.

And Mexican soccer has had enough of fights between fans, such as the one that occurred at the Estadio Corregidora last March.

Chivas dropped even further down the overall standings because they did not play their Round 12 match, thanks to the fact that the turf of their stadium was badly damaged after the Coldplay concert.

And this week they will face Toluca, looking to recover those points that will help them get out of 14th place in the general table. Will they make it?

The players that will leave Chivas with Alexis Vega at the end of the season