“Santiago Homenchenko converts from the penalty spot to put Querétaro ahead against the run of play.”
Pivotal“Denilson Munoz doubles Querétaro's lead early in the second half, finishing off a move set up by Iker Benito.”
Pivotal“Tempers flare as Miguel Herrera is booked for arguing, reflecting Atlante's growing frustration at their inability to break through despite dominating territory.”
Outstanding performance

The numbers tell a story of Atlante dominance - 55% possession, 17 shots to 11, and a staggering 45 dangerous attacks compared to Querétaro's 24 - yet it was the home side walking away with all three points. Querétaro's clinical edge proved decisive: a 25th-minute penalty from Santiago Homenchenko and a well-worked second from Denilson Munoz, assisted by Iker Benito just after the restart, were enough to see off a wasteful Atlante attack. Atlante's 90% pass accuracy and nine shots on target went largely to waste, with their only big chance of the match actually missed rather than converted, while Querétaro made do with two created and two taken. Querétaro's goalkeeper was a wall throughout, racking up nine saves to keep Atlante off the board despite the visitors laying siege for long stretches, and the result keeps Querétaro's title credentials alive even as questions linger about how long they can rely on defending deep and hitting on the counter.
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