The likely line-up to face Necaxa – Apertura 2026 | OneFootball

This Sunday, the Eagles will wrap up Matchday 10 by facing Necaxa at Estadio Victoria.

The team managed by Guillermo Almada heads into this match after picking up some negative results, namely losses to Monterrey, León, and Cruz Azul, before later drawing against Chivas in the Clásico Nacional.

Perhaps what brings some peace of mind is that, despite the poor results, the team has shown some very interesting moments, and it is expected that with starters such as Carlos Álvarez, Santiago Mingo, and Santiago Bueno, the team will make the necessary leap in quality to raise its level heading into the playoffs.

Necaxa, their upcoming opponent, had a fairly interesting start to the tournament with a couple of wins, but from that point on they have gone downhill, going seven matches without a win and becoming one of the worst teams in the tournament.

América’s probable starting 11 for this match.

Guillermo Almada will be forced to make a few changes due to the six absences he will have for this match.

In goal, Rodolfo Cota would remain the starter.

The center-back pairing would be Santiago Mingo alongside Ramón Juárez, although it also would not be a surprise if Emilio Lara appears in Juárez’s place; at right back we would see Dagoberto Espinoza and on the left Cristian Borja.

In midfield would be Ícaro da Conceicao alongside Erick Sánchez, and slightly ahead of them, Carlos Álvarez would be making his debut as a starter.

And in attack, Alejandro Zendejas on the left, Diego Arriaga on the right, and Miguel Borja as the center forward.

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