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Key moments
We're now in the 90th minute
We're now in the 90th minute; the San Luis team keeps pushing forward, trying to get close to the opponent's goal in search of an opportunity to tie the game. We'll see if they can find it. Five minutes of stoppage time have been added—they still have a chance.
Bravos will have to regroup to hold off
Bravos will have to regroup to hold off the comeback, while San Luis has a great opportunity to tie the score. Santi Muñoz missed a clear chance—it was the play that could have tied the game for San Luis.
Goal!
Goal!, Goal!, Goal!, Goal for the Bravos! Estupiñán strikes the ball with power, sending it past Lajúd and fooling him to open the scoring from the penalty spot. It’s the Colombian’s eighth goal of the tournament.
Penalty, penalty, penalty, penalty for Bravos.
Penalty, penalty, penalty, penalty for Bravos. After a play by the recently substituted José Luis Rodríguez, the player broke away and was brought down by contact on his leg; following a VAR review, a penalty kick was awarded to the visiting team.
The home team makes another substitution
The home team makes another substitution, bringing in Johan Caicedo and Pérez Bouquet; Felipe Mora and Anderson Duarte leave the field. We'll see how they fare in this final stretch of the game—there are ten minutes left, plus stoppage time.
The changes have improved the pace of the game
The changes have improved the pace of the game; little by little, the home team is looking better on offense, but they still lack clarity once they get past the opponent’s half, as they finish their plays poorly. Bravos remains alert on the counterattack.
The score remains tied
The score remains tied, and San Luis begins to make substitutions in search of an offensive solution. Diego Mejía’s team needs speed, so Llorente is substituted out and Leo Flores comes in; José Rodríguez replaces Bravos, and Guilherme Castilho is substituted out.
The game continues, though the outcome remains unclear
The game continues, though the outcome remains unclear, and little by little both teams are daring to push for more. This match hasn't lived up to expectations yet; the Bravos are looking to catch the Potosí defense off guard, which needs to watch the spaces behind them.
The game is back-and-forth now
The game is back-and-forth now, and the Bravos came close to scoring, but the defense made a good save. San Luis responded well and remains in contention; so far, they’re the ones showing the most urgency at this point.
That was close!
That was close! The Bravos team escaped unscathed after a good play by the home team in midfield; from there, they advanced into the opponent’s box, and following a collision in the box, the visiting team was saved by a deflection off the defense.
The Bravos got off to a better start
The Bravos got off to a better start and were making strong runs into the opponent’s box, looking to open the scoring first. San Luis regrouped, and on a counterattack, Mora found some open space, but Jurado made an even better save.
The match resumes at Estadio Libertad Financiera.
The match resumes at Estadio Libertad Financiera. After a scoreless first half, both teams still have a chance to turn the game around. San Luis will look to take advantage of its home-field advantage and keep its playoff hopes alive.
Half-time statistics
San Luis has been more active on offense; they had the clearest scoring chance of the game—the play in which Mora headed the ball and it looked like a goal, but it hit the crossbar and didn't go all the way in. Bravos has gradually moved the ball around but hasn't managed to take control.
First-half analysis and key takeaways
So far, it's been a fairly tight match; neither team has managed to get close to the goal areas, and perhaps both teams need to make some changes on offense heading into the second half—especially the home team if it wants to move closer to a playoff spot.
Halftime
The first half has ended in San Luis Potosí. Atlético de San Luis and Juárez have completed the first half of this match, part of Week 16 of the 2026 Apertura. It has been a very intense match, with few scoring chances in either penalty area; the highlight has been the four power outages.
Atlético de San Luis and FC Juárez remain
Atlético de San Luis and FC Juárez remain in action as the halftime break approaches. The home team is gradually making its way closer to the goal area, but they can't find the back of the net against Jurado.
The power's out again!
The power's out again! This is unbelievable—the power's out once more at Estadio Libertad Financiera, and the game has been stopped for the third time. Play has resumed; it didn't take long for the power to come back on, and 7 additional minutes have been added.
What a great play!
What a great play! A fantastic move down the wing by Duarte, and Galdames came in from the other side to finish it off. Jurado made a nice save to send the ball out for a corner kick, but the San Luis team is really gaining momentum now—we’ll see if they can score.
We're entering the final stretch of the first half
We're entering the final stretch of the first half, although stoppage time will likely be long due to all the time that's been lost. At this point in the game, Bravos' team is more dangerous but lacks clarity, and they're looking to score off set pieces.
The Bravos are gradually making their way forward
The Bravos are gradually making their way forward, trying to move the ball around from the start and patiently create openings, but the San Luis defense is positioned well at the back. It’s been a very tight game, with few dangerous chances.
Play has resumed.
Play has resumed. This is practically the third time in half an hour, and it's not helping the game—it breaks the rhythm, and time has been lost since the first interruption. It will surely be added back at the end. Let's hope it doesn't happen again.
Not again!
Not again! The power went out again in most of the stadium—this is unbelievable. You can't play like this; it doesn't do the game any favors and disrupts the flow of play. We'll see how long it takes for the game to resume.
It didn't go in—it was a great play
It didn't take long for play to resume
It didn't take long for play to resume, and the home team is already on the attack. Little by little, they're trying to get more players into the opponent's box through set pieces and long crosses, but so far they haven't been able to finish their plays effectively.
The power's out again!
The power's out again! Unbelievable—someone needs to fix the power in San Luis. Once again, the game has been halted due to another power outage at Estadio Libertad Financiera. Play has been suspended, and we'll see how long it takes for it to resume.
The game got off to a very slow start
The game got off to a very slow start, with no fast-paced action or truly dangerous attacks. That’s understandable for Bravos, since they’re at the bottom of the standings and are playing at home so far, while San Luis is gradually trying to create scoring opportunities in the opponent’s half.
The lights came back on!
The lights came back on! There was very little time lost after the power outage at the Atlético de San Luis stadium. Fortunately for the fans, the lights came back on quickly and not much time was lost, though it did disrupt the flow of the game a bit.
Unbelievable!
Unbelievable! The power went out at Estadio Libertad Financiera. It didn't go out completely, but the lights have dimmed. For now, the game has been paused, and play will resume once the issue is fixed. We'll see how this match in San Luis plays out.
The home team has had the upper hand
The home team has had the upper hand from the start, but so far they haven't been able to finish their attacks. They're gradually moving the ball around, but play is still concentrated in midfield, where they have the upper hand, though they haven't been able to find openings as they push forward.
The ball is rolling in San Luis Potosí!
The ball is rolling in San Luis Potosí! Atlético de San Luis and FC Juárez kick off their Matchday 16 clash in the 2026 Apertura. The San Luis Potosí team takes the field needing a result that will keep them in the fight for a playoff spot, while the Bravos look to finish on a high note following their latest victory.
All set
The players are already on the field to go through the pre-game protocol! Atlético de San Luis and FC Juárez are getting ready to play a crucial match for the home team on this Matchday 16 of the Apertura 2026.
Bravos' Starting XI
San Luis Starting XI
Finalizing the Details
The players from both teams are warming up on the field. Atlético de San Luis will look to take control from the opening minutes and capitalize on their opponent’s defensive struggles.
The starting lineups for both teams will be confirmed shortly. Stay tuned for this exciting matchup!
Both teams are already at the stadium
Libertad Financiera Stadium, Ready for the Match
Everything is set in San Luis Potosí to host this matchup between two teams in need of points. Atlético de San Luis is currently in 13th place with 19 points, while Juárez sits in last place with just eight points.
We're Back
The Estadio Libertad Financiera will host this match, part of Week 16 of the 2026 Liga MX Apertura. The Potosí team will look to take advantage of their home-field advantage to stay in the fight to advance to the next round, while the Bravos will try to secure a victory that will help them improve their difficult situation in the league.
It's over! What a game that was! Bravos won it with a lone penalty kick goal by Estupiñán. San Luis is eliminated from the playoffs, while Juárez surprisingly moves up in the standings.