América’s omissions for their clash with Necaxa | OneFootball

This Sunday, Club América will face Necaxa in what will be the closing match of Matchday 10 of the Apertura 2026.

Las Águilas come into this match in very inconsistent form, as they have not managed a win in their last four games, recording two losses and two draws across both the Apertura 2026 and the Leagues Cup.

First, the team fell in the 2026 Leagues Cup semifinal against Monterrey, in a match that was statistically even but that they ended up losing on penalties; and afterward they also lost the third-place match against León, this time by a 0-1 scoreline in regular time.

And once back in Liga MX, the team suffered another defeat, this time against Cruz Azul, in a match that still left a positive feeling because of how they responded after trailing 4-1, eventually making it 4-3 and creating several chances to grab the equalizer.

And something similar happened against Chivas; they were down 0-2 and managed to come back and draw the match, in yet another game in which we saw inconsistent football, being dominated for stretches and then controlling the match in other periods.

The opponent this time, Necaxa, is going through a very negative spell, with five matches without a win and sitting near the bottom of the table; something curious since their start to the tournament was quite good.

This is a different matchday, since it will be played right in the middle of an international break, so the Mexican clubs will be without the players who were called up by their respective national teams.

América’s unavailable players for this match.

Las Águilas will have five confirmed absences for this clash, plus one more player who is doubtful.

The absences are: Israel Reyes (Called up by Mexico), Isaías Violante (Called up by Mexico), Óscar Perea (Called up by Colombia), Brian Rodríguez (Called up by Uruguay), and Alan Cervantes (Injured).

To that we must add that Raphael Veiga is doubtful with a muscle issue, so we could be talking about as many as six absences for this match against Necaxa.

The good news is that Carlos Álvarez and Santiago Mingo could start, while Santiago Bueno would be on the bench.

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