The most controversial moments | America 3-0 Tigres: Matchday 13 Clausura of Liga MX 2025 Full-Time

Join the minute-by-minute follow-up of the America vs Tigres match, matchday 13 in the Liga MX Clausura, goals and more.

Second half ends, América 3, Tigres UANL 0.

After missing a few minutes, the referee decided to add six minutes of stoppage time.

América moves the ball around all areas of the field, but they no longer find space to attack clearly.

Tigres is now completely resigned and is just waiting for the final whistle in the game.

NO GOAL! The referee ruled out a play after Kevin Álvarez accidentally hit Jesus Angulo in the face.

GOOOOOOOOOOOAL FOR AMERICA. Diego Valdés drove in the ball to make it 4-0.

Despite leading by three goals, América continues to attack and wants a fourth goal at all costs.

America is also making moves . Alejandro Zendejas is out, and the experienced Jonathan Dos Santos is in.

Tigres made a substitution. Marcelo Flores left the field and Emmanuel Parra came on.

Tigres has already retreated on their field to avoid conceding the fourth goal.

América's substitution. Chilean Diego Valdés came on, and Víctor Dávila left.

AMÉRICA GOAL. Kevin Álvarez passed the ball to Víctor Dávila, and the Chilean finished beautifully to make it 3.0.

Penalty? Fernando Gorriarán went down inside the box, but the referee ruled there was no foul and let the play continue.

Tigres has all its lines forward, but leaves a lot of space in the lower zone that the Azulcremas don't take advantage of.

Little by little, the auriazules begin to push forward as they look for the goal that will help them reduce the deficit.

Tigres' substitution . Brazilian Rafael Carioca left the field and was replaced by striker Uriel Antuna.

Full-back Kevin Álvarez received a yellow card after committing a serious foul on Marcelo Flores.

SHOT. Álvaro Fidalgo had confidence and shot from distance, but the ball was deflected by goalkeeper Nahuel Guzmán.

América came out with greater determination, but Tigres defended well against the Azulcremas' attacks.

Second half begins América 2, Tigres UANL 0.

The second half has begun. Tigres are looking for a comeback.

The first half is over! América is beating Tigres.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL FOR AMERICA. Brian Rodríguez powerfully kicked the penalty to make the match 2-0.

Kevin Álvarez is lying on the turf and is being treated by the club's doctors.

PENALTY FOR AMÉRICA! Kevin Álvarez shot at goal, but Joaquim arrived late to the play and the referee signaled the penalty.

Because time was lost, the referee decided to add 3 minutes of stoppage time.

Juan Brunetta received a yellow card after committing a serious foul on Alejandro Zendejas.

Tigres has pushed forward again to try to equalize, but so far they are unable to do so.

América attacks with great speed, but the Azulcremas fail on the final pass and the plays end up being wasted.

Tigres has retreated on their own half, as they look to close down all the spaces to prevent the second goal of the night.

América doesn't slow down and continues attacking, but its attackers lack forcefulness and the game remains 1-0.

After the goal, the Tigres moved their lines forward to go for the goal that could tie the game at the Noche Buena neighborhood.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL FOR AMÉRICA . Brian Rodríguez crossed his shot to the far post and made it 1-0 in the match.

Thanks to their good pressure, the felines quickly recover the ball, however, they cannot get past three-quarters of the court.

América has regained control of the ball, but lacks the clarity to attack Nahuel Guzmán's goal.

Midfielder Alan Cervantes received a yellow card after committing a serious foul on forward Nicolás Ibáñez.

Guido Pizarro's team doesn't let go of the ball and moves it all over the field in search of space, but so far they haven't found it.

The Monterrey players can now leave their own half with the ball under control, as the American players have eased off the pressure they were exerting.

Tigres are already covering three-quarters of the field, but the Azulcremas are closing the spaces well to avoid looking vulnerable.

The game has already become locked in the middle of the field, as both teams try to impose their conditions in the midfield of the Ciudad de los Deportes Stadium.

SHOT. Cristian Calderón shot from outside the area and the ball went over the goal.

The Azulcremas have all their lines advanced, as they want the first goal of the match at all costs.

Tigres tries to get out of their own half with the ball under control, but they can't because the pressure from the Americanistas is too much.

The Azulcremas move the ball around all areas of the field in search of space but can't find it.

América has control of the ball and Tigres is on their own half waiting to counterattack.

THE GAME IS ON! América looks to strengthen its lead while Tigres try to climb the table.

Upcoming América Matches:

• 29/03/25 | Liga MX | América vs Tigres UANL | 19:05
• 01/04/25 | Liga de Campeones CONCACAF | América vs Cruz Azul | 19:15
• 05/04/25 | Liga MX | Pachuca vs América | 17:00
• 08/04/25 | Liga de Campeones CONCACAF | Cruz Azul vs América | 21:30
• 12/04/25 | Liga MX | América vs Cruz Azul | 21:10

Upcoming Tigres Matches:

• 29/03/25 | Liga MX | América vs Tigres UANL | 19:05
• 04/04/25 | Liga MX | Puebla vs Tigres UANL | 21:05
• 08/04/25 | Liga MX | Tigres UANL vs León | 19:00
• 12/04/25 | Liga MX | Monterrey vs Tigres UANL | 21:10
• 15/04/25 | Liga MX | Tigres UANL vs Mazatlán | 19:00

What time does América vs Tigres UANL play?

• Day: Saturday, March 29, 2025
• Time: 7:05 PM (Central Mexico Time)
• Phase: Matchday 13 of Clausura 2025
• Venue: Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico.