Querétaro vs. Monterrey: Diego Rossi’s Goal Delivers 1–0 Win | Nov. 15

Verified and updated: Nov. 15, 2026, 1:14 a.m. UTC

Monterrey edged Querétaro 1–0 in their rescheduled Liga MX Apertura meeting on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Estadio La Corregidora. Diego Rossi scored in the 48th minute, just after halftime, to give Rayados a narrow away win and a timely boost in the late-season race for a Liguilla place. The match was scheduled for 5 p.m. in Santiago de Querétaro, Central Standard Time (UTC−06:00), or 11 p.m. UTC. Monterrey’s official site confirmed the rescheduled date, venue, and local kickoff; the match record lists the final score and scorer. Sofascore’s match record reports the 1–0 result and Rossi’s 48th-minute goal.

Destaques

• Final score: Querétaro 0, Monterrey 1.
• Diego Rossi scored the only goal in the 48th minute.
• The game was a rescheduled Apertura Round 7 fixture at Estadio La Corregidora.
• Monterrey entered the match seeking points after a 4–0 defeat to Toluca.

What was the score in Querétaro vs. Monterrey?

Monterrey won 1–0. The decisive moment came three minutes after the interval, when Rossi found the net. Querétaro were unable to answer, leaving the hosts without a goal and making the visitors’ single second-half strike the difference.

The match was originally part of the Apertura’s seventh round and was moved to November. Monterrey announced that the league had rescheduled the fixture for Saturday, Nov. 14, at Querétaro’s home ground. Because the meeting took place in November, the local time reference is Central Standard Time, UTC−06:00. That makes the announced 5 p.m. kickoff equivalent to 11 p.m. UTC on the same calendar date.

How did Diego Rossi decide the match?

Rossi’s goal broke the deadlock early in the second half. The timing mattered: after a scoreless first period, Monterrey needed to convert its opening after the restart, while Querétaro had little time to settle into a different game plan once trailing. The available match record confirms the score at halftime was 0–0 and identifies Rossi as the scorer at 48 minutes.

Monterrey made changes at halftime, including Luca Orellano and César Garza entering, according to the match event log. The log also shows further substitutions and stoppage-time play, but the goal remained the only scoring event. It is safer to describe the result as a close one-goal win than to infer broader dominance from the score alone; detailed possession, shot, and expected-goal figures were not established by the sources reviewed for this report.

Why did this result matter for Monterrey?

The match arrived at a consequential point in the Apertura calendar. Monterrey’s official notice described the Querétaro fixture as one of its final games before the Liguilla, while the club had just suffered a 4–0 loss to Toluca. The win therefore provided a response in the standings race and avoided another dropped result. Querétaro, meanwhile, entered after a 0–2 home loss to Puebla, making this another difficult outcome in a challenging stretch.

The match result confirms three points for Monterrey, but the exact standings implications depend on the complete league table and remaining fixtures. A victory can strengthen a team’s position; it does not by itself guarantee qualification. Querétaro’s next steps likewise depend on its remaining schedule and results elsewhere. No prediction about either club’s eventual qualification is certain from this one match.

What happens next for the two teams?

Both sides move on to the closing stretch of the Apertura. Monterrey can build on the narrow win as it pursues a postseason place, while Querétaro will need to turn chances into goals to recover points. The immediate takeaway is simple: Rossi supplied the only finish, and Rayados left Querétaro with a valuable road result. The verified match record establishes the score and scoring minute; it does not establish future outcomes.

FAQ

Who scored in Querétaro vs. Monterrey?

Diego Rossi scored for Monterrey in the 48th minute.

When and where was the match played?

It was played Nov. 14, 2026, at Estadio La Corregidora in Santiago de Querétaro. The announced 5 p.m. local kickoff was Central Standard Time (UTC−06:00), or 11 p.m. UTC.

What was the final score?

Querétaro 0, Monterrey 1.