Toluca’s Red Devils pushed but couldn’t find an edge, falling 1–0 to Tigres after an Ángel Correa goal. Now the choricero side will try to overturn the deficit at home – a scenario deeply embedded in the club’s history.
Since Mexico adopted short-format tournaments, the team from the State of Mexico’s capital has reached 12 finals, winning just two away games in that span. Home, however, has often been decisive: Toluca have lifted the title five times thanks to their dominance in front of their own fans.
Toluca finals in the short-tournament era
The finals Toluca have lost
In short tournaments, the Red Devils have lost five finals: Invierno 2000, Apertura 2006, Apertura 2012, Clausura 2018 and Apertura 2022. Four of those defeats came at home, a reminder that history cuts both ways.
Now led by Antonio Mohamed, Toluca will look to flip the aggregate, aiming to claim a 12th league title and secure back-to-back championships. The margin is slim, but this is familiar ground for a club that has built much of its legacy on comebacks at the Nemesio Díez.
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