Three recent matches of the second round in the Liga MX Clausura saw Mazatlán draw 2-2 with a last-minute equalizer against San Luis, Atlas and Tigres UANL finish 1-1, and Tijuana claim a decisive 4-2 victory over Guadalajara. The total of 12 goals across these three games averages out to four goals per match.
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However, it’s worth noting that only two goals were scored in the first half across all three matches, with only Atlas and Tijuana finding the back of the net. However, once the second half kicked off, the teams unleashed their attacking prowess. Tijuana and Guadalajara combined for five goals in the second half alone, leading to Tijuana’s 4-2 triumph over Guadalajara, securing a significant win. Currently, Tijuana has started the season with two consecutive victories and is topping the league table.
From a mere two goals scored by six teams in the first half, to ten goals in the second half, the Liga MX Clausura has once again shown that the best drama unfolds in the second half.
The Best Drama Unfolds in the Second Half! Only Two Goals in the First, a Goal-Fest in the Second for Liga MX Clausura. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/football-world/18719.html
