Tigres vs Pachuca: how to watch on TV, stream online
Tigres host Pachuca at the Estadio Universitario on Thursday, in the first leg of the Liga MX Apertura 2022 playoff quarter-finals.
In the final first-leg tie of the Liga MX Apertura 2022 playoff quarter-finals, Tigres welcome Pachuca to the Estadio Universitario.
What time is Tigres vs Pachuca?
The clash kicks off at 9:06pm local time on Thursday 13 October. In the United States, that’s 10:06pm ET/7:06pm PT. Find out when the game starts if you’re in a different time zone.
How can I watch the game in the US?
In the US, TV viewers can watch Tigres vs Pachuca on TUDN USA. You can also stream the match online in the States on the TUDN App and TUDN.com. Check out which channel or online service is showing the game if you’re outside the US.
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Tigres vs Pachuca: match preview
Seven-time champions Tigres enjoyed a purple patch of Mexican league wins between 2015 and 2019, winning four out of eight tournaments during that period, but the best they’ve managed since then is a semi-final finish.
Bidding for a first title since the Clausura 2019, Miguel Herrera’s men came fifth in the Apertura 2022 regular season - one place behind Pachuca, who snapped up the final automatic quarter-final berth.
Forced to go through a preliminary-round playoff tie at the weekend, Tigres set up a last-eight matchup with Pachuca with a 2-0 win over Necaxa, André-Pierre Gignac scoring a double for Los Auriazules.
Pachuca have lifted the Mexican title on six occasions, most recently in the Clausura 2016, and were runners-up in the Clausura 2022. Los Tuzos, who were 2-0 winners on matchday seven of the regular season, host Tigres in the second leg on Sunday 16 October.
Tigres vs Pachuca: last five meetings
- August 2022: Pachuca 2-0 Tigres
- April 2022: Pachuca 2-1 Tigres
- October 2021: Tigres 3-0 Pachuca
- March 2021: Pachuca 1-0 Tigres
- August 2020: Tigres 1-1 Pachuca
Who is the match referee?
The referee for Tigres vs Pachuca will be Fernando Hernández. He will be assisted by Andrés Hernández and Jonathan Gómez, while the fourth official will be Adonai Escobedo. Eduardo Galván will be the video assistant referee.
