Apertura 2026

Liga MX Apertura 2026 Standings

The highlighted top eight positions are the configured Liguilla qualification zone for this tournament.

Table leaderMonterrey9 points
Last qualifying place#8 Querétaro6 points
First team outside#9 Necaxa6 points
Most goalsMonterrey12 goals scored
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Liga MX Apertura 2026 Table: Points, Goal Difference and Form Record

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Liguilla positionSwipe the table horizontally on a phone
PosClubMPWDLGFGAGDPPGPts
1MTYMonterrey430112572.259
2ATSAtlas43016512.259
3AMEAmérica32105142.337
4TOLToluca42116331.757
5TIJTijuana32104132.337
6UNAMPumas UNAM32017522.006
7CAZCruz Azul32017612.006
8QROQuerétaro32015412.006
9NCXNecaxa32015502.006
10ATLAtlante41215501.255
11PUEPuebla31113301.334
12GDLGuadalajara311123-11.334
13PACPachuca31024311.003
14LEOLeón310234-11.003
15ASLAtlético de San Luis302145-10.672
16UANLTigres UANL4013610-40.251
17SANSantos300327-50.000
18JUAFC Juarez4004213-110.000
About the Liguilla race

The green-highlighted top 8 positions are the Liguilla (playoff) qualification zone. The Apertura 2026 regular season ends November 22, 2026. The Liguilla bracket page updates automatically when playoff fixtures are confirmed after Jornada 17.

View Liguilla bracket →

Liga MX Apertura 2026 standings — the race for Liguilla qualification

The table tracks all 18 Liga MX clubs through 17 Jornadas of the Apertura season. Points determine the ranking (3 for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a loss). When teams are tied on points, official Liga MX tie-breakers apply: goal difference first, then goals scored, then head-to-head results where applicable.

Green-highlighted rows show the top 8 — the Liguilla qualification zone. If the regular season ended right now, these teams would advance to the knockout playoffs. Click any club name to jump to that team's full schedule, match history, and team calendar download.

Table columns explained:

How the Apertura 2026 table works

The Apertura is the first of two Liga MX tournaments in the 2026-2027 season. All 18 clubs play a single round-robin format — each team faces every other team exactly once. That means 17 Jornadas total, with 9 matches per Jornada spread across Friday through Sunday (and occasional Thursday or Monday kickoffs).

The table rewards consistency over 17 matchdays. Three points for a win, one for a draw. Teams that finish 1st through 8th advance to the Liguilla knockout stage. The regular-season champion (1st place) earns the top seed and hosts the return leg in every Liguilla round they play.

Positions can change significantly week to week, especially early in the season. A team in the bottom half after three Jornadas is only a couple of wins away from the qualification zone. Return after each Jornada to follow the latest table.

What happens after the regular season?

The top 8 teams advance to the Liguilla — a two-leg knockout tournament that determines the Apertura champion. The 1st seed faces the 8th seed, 2nd faces 7th, and so on. Each round is a home-and-away series with the higher seed hosting the second leg. The winner on aggregate advances. See the Liguilla bracket page for matchups once they're confirmed.

Liga MX Standings FAQ

Who is first in the Liga MX Apertura 2026 table?

Monterrey is currently first with 9 points from 4 matches.

Which positions qualify for the Liguilla?

The configured qualification line on this site is positions 1 through 8. Green rows show the clubs currently inside that zone; the final bracket is not official until the regular season ends.

What breaks a tie on points in Liga MX?

The table first compares goal difference, then the next competition criteria. The standings feed determines the displayed order, so this site does not reorder tied clubs independently.

Is this the current Liga MX table?

The table shows the latest standings available to this site. During or immediately after a match, confirm live positions with the league or broadcaster.