Guardianes 2020 Repechaje preview: Chivas vs Necaxa and Santos Laguna vs Pachuca ready to duel it out

The playoffs have arrived in Liga MX for this 2020 Guardianes season. Thanks to the international FIFA break, teams had an extra week to prepare for the playoffs. The top four teams have two options. Just over two weeks to prepare, they will be very fresh and ready for their matchup, or they will not be in synchronization and rusty when they take the field.  The wild card team is ready to compete for the title.  

Check out the ETO Podcast starting at the 30th minute for a full preview of this weekends 2020 Guardianes Repechaje matchups.

Chivas and Necaxa will measure their strength in the repechage of the Apertura 2020 today, Saturday, November 21 at 10:10 p.m., Eastern time, from Akron Stadium field, in a match that you can watch live in Telemundo in the United States and TUDN in Mexico.  Although Necaxa got their pass to the playoffs on the last day of the season, it would seem that they are underdogs. Still, they closed the Guardianes regular season with six consecutive games without defeat. Simultaneously, Chivas will arrive at this meeting with very sensitive casualties such as Alexis Vega and José Juan Macías, so the Rayos could go ahead and surprise this round.  

In today’s other match, Santos will receive Pachuca at TSM Stadium in Torreón, Coahuila at 7:00 p.m., Eastern time their repechaje match. The winner will win a spot in the quarterfinals of the Liguilla. Of the four playoff matches, this is the one that looks the most competitive as both teams finished the tournament with 25 points. Santos has ten home games without losing to the Tuzos, although the last four games ended in a draw. Also, Los Laguneros have never lost a reclassification match, and they have only lost one home match in the last 26 of the Liga MX.  The match between Santos and Pachuca can be seen live on TV through Fox Deportes in the United States.

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