Information checked: November 8, 2026, at 02:27 UTC (November 7 at 9:27 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, UTC−05:00).
Tigres UANL and Cruz Azul were scheduled to meet Saturday in Liga MX’s Apertura 2026 Matchday 16, with Cruz Azul chasing the top of the standings and Tigres already out of postseason contention. A current score could not be independently verified at the time of this check. For the latest score and match events, open TUDN’s match coverage and check its latest timestamp and match status.
The game was scheduled for 7 p.m. on November 7 at Estadio Universitario in San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico, after a change from the originally listed 5 p.m. start. That is 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time and 5 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on November 7, or 01:00 UTC on November 8. TV Azteca’s match preview lists the revised start.
Destaques
Start with TUDN’s minute-by-minute page, which identifies the Apertura 2026 Matchday 16 meeting. Look for the score alongside a status such as first half, halftime, second half, or final. If the page still shows only pregame material, refresh it and check the time on its newest entry; a page labeled live does not necessarily mean its score has updated.
For a second account of the action, Claro Sports’ match page is set up to follow the result and key incidents. Compare the competition, date, and venue before relying on any score: these clubs have met in multiple competitions, and an older result can appear in search results beside the current fixture.
If two feeds disagree after a goal, give them time to refresh and look for a video review or a correction in the event timeline. A goal announcement can precede a confirmed scoreboard change. Wait for a final designation before treating a late score as the result, especially if stoppage time is still being played.
The revised scheduled kickoff was Saturday, November 7, at 7 p.m. Central Standard Time in San Nicolás de los Garza (UTC−06:00). For U.S. viewers, that corresponds to 8 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. Central, 6 p.m. Mountain, and 5 p.m. Pacific standard time on November 7. It corresponds to Sunday, November 8, at 01:00 UTC.
The distinction matters because some listings retained the earlier 5 p.m. Mexico start. Claro Sports and TV Azteca both reported the later time; TUDN’s live page still displayed the earlier time in one entry when checked. Use the revised time as the schedule, while checking the match feed for any subsequent delay or change to actual kickoff.
TUDN’s live coverage listed FOX Deportes as a U.S. viewing option. Because the same page contained the outdated kickoff time, viewers should check FOX Deportes’ current schedule and their TV or streaming provider’s listing before relying on it. Channel availability, subscriptions, and streaming access depend on the provider.
For readers who only need the score, the written match pages provide a practical alternative to a live broadcast. Check the event timeline for goals, cards, substitutions, and any review decisions, then revisit the score after the final whistle for corrections or a match recap.
Before kickoff, Cruz Azul had 29 points and sat third, level on points with América and Guadalajara, according to Claro Sports’ pregame report. Cruz Azul had already secured a place in the Liguilla. A win over Tigres would take it to 32 points; a draw would take it to 30. Whether either outcome changes its position depends on the other teams’ results and the applicable tiebreakers.
Tigres entered with 15 points and had already been eliminated from Liguilla contention, according to the same report. A home win could still add three points to its regular-season total and affect Cruz Azul’s pursuit of the lead, but it would not restore Tigres’ postseason chances. Check the updated standings after all relevant matches finish before drawing a conclusion about seeding.
A current score was not independently verified at the time of this check. See the linked TUDN or Claro Sports match page for the latest score and status.
Estadio Universitario in San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico.
Yes. Cruz Azul had secured its place before this Matchday 16 game; its final standing remained to be determined.
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