América vs Tijuana: what time do they play and where to watch the Clausura 2024 match

America vs Tijuana Live: Águilas and Xolos make their debut in the tournament Closing 2024 of the Liga MX. Find out when the game is, what time they play, where to watch the game, how both teams arrive, possible lineups, among other details, and follow the broadcast of the match here.

WHAT TIME DOES AMERICA VS TIJUANA PLAY

América visits Tijuana in the return of Liga MX. The match starts at 9:00 p.m. in Mexico (10:00 p.m. in Peru). See the schedules by country:

9:00 p.m. – Mexico

10:00 p.m. – Peru, Ecuador, Colombia

11:00 p.m. – Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay, United States (Miami)

00:00 hours on Sunday – Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Chile

04:00 Sunday – Spain, Germany, Italy, France

WHERE TO SEE AMERICA – TIJUANA

The match can be seen on television through the Fox Sports and Fox Sports Premium channels in Mexico.

AMERICA VS TIJUANA ONLINE

The transmission can also be followed online via streaming through ViX Premium.

WHY AMERICA WILL PLAY TWO GAMES ON THE SAME DAY

América plays on the same day against Tijuana and against Leones Negros of the UDG. The team led by André Jardine will debut with an under-23 team against the Xolos in the Clausura 2024, since the usual starters must comply with a commercial agreement with TUDN.

AMERICAN CASUALTY VS TIJUANA

Brian Rodríguez, Julián Quiñones, Sebastián Cáceres, Álvaro Fidalgo, Jonathan Rodríguez, Diego Valdés, Alejandro Zendejas, Jonathan Dos Santos, Luis Malagón would not be against Tijuana.

HISTORY AMERICA VS TIJUANA

América 3-0 Tijuana / Apertura 23 – Liga MX J16

América 2-1 Tijuana / Clausura 23 – Liga MX J8

Tijuana 2-0 América / Apertura 22 – Liga MX J4

Tijuana 1-3 América / Clausura 22 – Liga MX J14

América 2-0 Tijuana / Apertura 21 – Liga MX J6

Four weeks after becoming champion of the Apertura-2023 tournament, América returns to the scene this weekend when they visit Tijuana on the opening day of the Clausura-2024.

On December 17, at the Azteca stadium, América beat the Tigres 3-0 in the second leg of the Apertura-2023 final and thus achieved the eighteenth league title (14 in the professional era).

After his coronation, the América squad was almost intact, if not for the retirement of veteran full-back Arturo Layún and the arrivals of defender Cristian Calderón and forward Illian Hernández, both Mexicans.

With the continuity of his team, Brazilian coach André Jardine does not shy away from his obligation to seek the two-time championship in Mexico and the Concacaf Champions League title.

“We will seek to evolve, to be better than we already are. We are hungry to go for more,” Jardine told Mexican television.

The ‘Águilas’ will debut their crown on Saturday at the Caliente stadium against Mexican technical director Miguel Herrera’s Tijuana.

For Herrera, América’s visit is special since he was champion with this team on two occasions (Clausura-2013 and Apertura-2018).

“We are going to play a round game at home against América to score the first three points,” warned Herrera, who has not yet received reinforcements for the ‘Xolos’. He focused his preseason work on possession of the ball: “we no longer give it away so easily. “We manage it well and take advantage of the spaces.”