2010–11 Mexican Primera División season
The 2010/11 season started on Friday, July 23, 2010 with the meeting of the Club Estudiantes Tecos and CD Cruz Azul, which decided the guests with 0:3 in their favor.
The CD Guadalajara started the season on Saturday, 24 July, with a home game against Puebla, which ended goalless and also his last league match at the Estadio Jalisco was (his farewell match at the Estadio Jalisco was held on Tuesday, 27 July 2010, in the semifinals Copa Libertadores against Universidad de Chile instead ). With the start of the second game of the day club twisted in his newly built Estadio Omnilife, which would have actually experienced a home game against the CA Monarcas Morelia on the second match. This game has been postponed to Wednesday, 6 October 2010 because the new stadium on Friday, July 30, with a match against Manchester United ( 3-2 ) was inaugurated. It was also a farewell match for Javier Hernandez, who moved from Guadalajara to Manchester. He played the first half for Guadalajara and the second for Manchester and scored in the eighth minute, the 1-0 lead for the hosts, which he immortalized himself as first scorer in the new stadium.
The last two games of the regular season found on Sunday, May 1, 2011 and each ended with a 0:2 win the away team (Morelia to Puebla and América at the Pumas ).
Master of the Apertura 2010 (corresponding to the first round ) was Monterrey, master of the Clausura 2011 ( second round ) UNAM Pumas. An interesting aspect is the fact that the Cougars have failed in the semifinals of the Apertura champion Monterrey on later (0:0 and 0:2 ) and on the way to the championship in the Clausura in the quarter-final against the same opponent (1:3 and 2: could enforce 0). Cruz Azul, the dot- best team in the whole season, failed - each for promising rich first leg result - in the play- offs: in the quarterfinals of the Apertura subject to the Cementeros after a 2-1 away win over the Pumas in the second leg on home soil with 0:2; in the semifinals of the Clausura playful Cruz Azul a 2-0 lead from the first leg, as they lost the return match in Morelia 0:3. The Monarcas Morelia had to deal in the entire play-offs Clausura exclusively with the three teams in the capital: in the quarterfinals they beat América 2-1 and 3-2, in the semifinals they switched Cruz Azul and in the final against Monarcas subject to the Pumas with 1:1 and 1:2.
Overall, there were 306 point games and 28 games in the Liguilla, the Spanish name for the play-offs, totaling 334 matches in the two championships.
In the regular point game round each team played 34 games, 17 each in the Apertura and Clausura. Theoretically were for a team of up to 46 games possible if they would have reached the finals in both the Apertura and Clausura in the. Such a situation did not come in the 2010/11 season before however. Most games ( 44 ) completed the UNAM Pumas, who advanced to the semifinals in the Apertura and Clausura subsequently won.
The relegated last year Club de Fútbol Indios was replaced by the newly promoted Necaxa. However, the Now based in Aguascalientes tradition club was already at the end of the season again and is in the season 2011/ 12 is replaced by the Club Tijuana, the 2010/11 won the Liga de Ascenso and thus for the first time brings ever league football in the border city of Tijuana.
- 2.1 quarterfinals
- 2.2 Semi-finals
- 2.3 final
- 3.1 quarterfinals
- 3.2 Semi-finals
- 3.3 final
Tables for 2010/11 season
Total years Table 2010/11
Cross table for season 2010/11
The cross table presents the results of all games this season dar. The name of the home team is in the left column, list the logo of the visiting team on the top line.
Special attention deserves the fact that the table last Necaxa won the direct comparison with the league leaders Cruz Azul!
Liguillas the Apertura 2010
Within eight years, it came in the Liguilla for the fourth Clásico Chilango, the Cougars have already been decided for the third time in this period. If the score is 4-4 to Monterrey continued due to the more points scored in the league ( 32) against Pachuca (25 ) by.
Quarterfinals
Semifinal
Final
Liguillas the Clausura 2011
Quarterfinals
The Pumas prevailed due to the more points scored in the league ( 35) against Monterrey (26 ), while América its home match not fought out at the Azteca stadium, the Estadio La Corregidora but of Querétaro.
Semifinal
With a double whammy between the eighth and eleventh minutes, Rafael Márquez Lugo equalized ( not to be confused with the former defender of FC Barcelona! ) The seemingly comfortable lead of Cruz Azul in the first leg and thus laid the foundation for the next round of Monarcas. The third goal from Jaime Lozano would not have been necessary because the Monarcas had also prevailed in Torgleichstand due to the in the league scored more points (31 ) against the Cementeros.
Final
The Monarcas had to compete with all three clubs in the capital this year Liguilla. Could they still be against their arch-rivals América and then enforce Cruz Azul, they had to admit defeat against the Pumas.