5 – 1
“Juan Brunetta broke the deadlock with a composed right-footed finish from outside the box, curling the ball into the top left corner after Ángel Correa's assist. Gignac had a shot blocked moments earlier as Tigres built relentless pressure.”
Pivotal“Following a frantic spell of Tigres pressure after half-time substitutions, Ángel Correa slotted home from the left side of the box into the bottom left corner, assisted by Ozziel Herrera — making it 2-0 and ending any realistic hope of a Mazatlán comeback.”
Pivotal“Brunetta struck again from distance just five minutes after Correa's second, rifling a right-footed shot from outside the box to make it 3-0 and completely extinguish any remaining Mazatlán resistance.”
Pivotal“Gabriel López gave Mazatlán a consolation and brief flicker of hope with a well-struck right-footed shot from outside the box into the bottom left corner, assisted by substitute Fábio Gomes — the only moment of the match that belonged to the visitors.”
“Ozziel Herrera capped a dominant Tigres evening with a long-range effort that completed the 5-1 scoreline, putting a definitive stamp on a performance that was controlled from start to finish.”
Outstanding performance

Tigres UANL put on a masterclass of attacking football at home, controlling 61% of possession and registering 20 shots to Mazatlán's eight in a performance that was as dominant as the final scoreline suggests. Juan Brunetta set the tone with a curling strike into the top left corner inside the opening quarter-hour, and Tigres never relinquished their grip on proceedings, with Ángel Correa proving equally influential as both scorer and creative force throughout. A flurry of half-time substitutions from both dugouts briefly disrupted the rhythm of the match, but Tigres quickly reasserted control in the second half — Correa converting from close range in the 58th minute before Brunetta added a third just five minutes later to effectively kill the contest. Mazatlán mustered a moment of pride through Gabriel López's long-range effort in the 78th minute, but Tigres responded with two quick-fire goals from Diego Sánchez and Ozziel Herrera to underline their superiority, a result that will carry significant weight in the Liga MX title race while deepening Mazatlán's relegation zone anxieties.
How entertaining was this match?
Tigres UANL host a beleaguered Mazatlán side at El Volcán on Saturday night, with the home side needing points to push into playoff contention and the visitors desperate to escape the relegation zone. With Mazatlán's second-worst away record in the league and Tigres' strong home fortress, this looks like a must-win for both sides but for very different reasons.