What is at stake in the Concacaf Champions Cup?
The winner qualifies for the FIFA Club World Cup 2029 and the Copa Intercontinental de la FIFA 2026.
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Monterrey is set to face Xelajú MC in the first round of the Concacaf Champions Cup 2026. The Mexican side has arrived in Guatemala with a strong team, aiming to start their campaign with a victory.
Monterrey's squad includes notable players such as Anthony Martial, Sergio Canales and Jesús Corona, increasing their chances of success in the tournament. Despite Monterrey being the favorite, Xelajú is hoping to leverage their home advantage in the first leg.
Historically, Monterrey has dominated Guatemalan teams in the Concacaf Champions Cup. In their last match against a Guatemalan team in this round, Monterrey won with an aggregate score of 7-1. In their previous match against Xelajú MC 13 years ago, Monterrey won with an aggregate score of 4-2.
The match will be held at Estadio Cementos Progreso. Xelajú finished as runner-up in the Liga de Concacaf after losing to Alajuelense, while Monterrey drew with Tijuana in their recent match.
The winner qualifies for the FIFA Club World Cup 2029 and the Copa Intercontinental de la FIFA 2026.
Yes, Monterrey has a strong record against Guatemalan clubs in two-legged series.
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