00:00Liga MX Baronil is coming close to the end of the season.
00:04Cruz Azul, winning their last five games, is at the top of the standings.
00:07But I have Camila Ortiz here, so I'm not going to miss the opportunity to talk about women, football.
00:12La gloriosa Liga MX Femenil is already on its playoffs, and we have some results, Camila.
00:17You want to share it? We have it on the screen, my friends.
00:19Absolutely, let's do it.
00:20I am gutted.
00:21I know.
00:22Because my Pumitas, look, they lost their first game against Tigres.
00:27But is this really a surprise?
00:28It's not a surprise, Tigres is the best.
00:30We know they're the best.
00:31Okay, if you're a male Tigres fan, you know, maybe, not maybe,
00:38you're definitely pretty disappointed with the way the team has been playing.
00:41Without a doubt.
00:41But look over at the women's side, because Tigres, for many, many years now,
00:45has been dominating in the women's league.
00:47We're seeing so many incredible matches.
00:49First place in the regular season.
00:50Now, is that your team, or are you due shit for Tigres?
00:53No, no, no.
00:53No, I'm not.
00:54This is propaganda.
00:55This is not true.
00:56This is not true.
00:58But...
00:58Misinformation.
00:59Misinformation.
01:00But, I mean, you have to respect the way America has been playing in,
01:04especially the women's league.
01:05I think they've really stepped up to the plate.
01:07I've been, I'm not going to lie, I've been calling it two seasons ago,
01:10Tigres beat America in, you know, the final championship.
01:13And the way America played, I thought they outplayed them.
01:16And I knew they were going to come back.
01:18And the second time around, they won the Champions League.
01:19Who's the female Mexican Ballon d'Or award winner?
01:23Scarlett Camberos.
01:24And who did she play for?
01:25Yeah.
01:25She originally played for Tigres, and now she's over in the NWSL.
01:29Okay.
01:29She's a great player.
01:32Juarez tied with Guadalajara.
01:34Not surprisingly, they were the teams that were kind of like at the same level in the
01:38qualification, both qualifying in second place, in third place.
01:43But, Las Bravas de Juarez, you can watch it here in Latin nation, just like Tigres,
01:47all the local games, Hombres y Mujeres.
01:49And guess what?
01:50For free and in English, Papa.
01:52Para que veas.
01:54Juarez is a team that has been surprisingly good for the whole season.
01:58Not only that, and also, just like Tigres, day and night difference from the women's
02:04squad, from the men's squad.
02:06Juarez's male team is in dead last.
02:08They won two games in the whole season.
02:10Terrible, terrible, terrible performance.
02:12But the women were consistently defeating some of the top teams in the league.
02:17So, kudos to them.
02:18Watch them.
02:19Have them on a game.
02:20This Saturday, right here in Latin nation, more playoff stuff.
02:24And then, in two weeks, 20 and 21st, the very last games of Liga MX, Tigres contra
02:29America.
02:30A ver si salva un poquito de los nor Tigres de lo que le quer.
02:32Okay, some basic questions from the guy that, you know, is more football and now learning
02:36more about football.
02:38You know, I'm a World Cup expert, but when it comes to these leagues, I'm learning about
02:40it now.
02:41So, in the Mexican league, Liga MX, every male team has a female component.
02:46Yeah.
02:46It's not like the NBA, WNBA awards.
02:48No.
02:49Slight associations, but different teams.
02:51No.
02:51This is the same.
02:52Copy, paste.
02:52Copy, paste.
02:53Yeah.
02:53And I think that is the key to success of the Mexican league to stay relevant and competitive
02:59with NWSL.
03:00NWSL has so much more money coming into the league.
03:04Liga MX has been relying on what is already built by the men to bring people to the stadium.
03:11And guess what?
03:12It's working because Liga MX Femenil is one of the top leagues in the world providing talent,
03:16not to only NWSL, which is the hottest market, but also sending consistently players to Europe
03:22to great success.
03:23Also, viewers, you know, we know that Liga MX Femenil, the championship hat, is the most
03:28viewed women's football event ever in history.
03:31In the United States.
03:32In the United States.
03:34In the United States.
03:34In the United States.
03:35Now, I read, we only got a little bit of time, but I read a headline that we had on
03:38LatinNation.com about a collapse.
03:40Was that the male team?
03:41So we have really quick, let's go to the standings.
03:44Cruz Azul first place.
03:45America Chivas and Toluca top the four.
03:48Atlas.
03:48Saludos a Luis.
03:50Sigue ahí.
03:51Santos Laguna surprising recovery.
03:53Leon and Pachuca.
03:54Miss Pumas almost out with a little bit.
03:56But if you keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling, you see Tigres.
03:59Tigres a team that has been famous for qualifying to La Liguilla, the Mexican playoffs for 12 years
04:05in a row.
04:07And this year they collapsed.
04:08Terrible, terrible performance away.
04:10They couldn't win a single game visiting.
04:13And for the first time in 12 years, Tigres, one of the most powerful, richest teams in
04:18the country, is not playing the Liguilla, my friends.
04:22Total, total disaster.
04:24But the times are changing when Liga MX, my friend, new money, new teams.
04:28We see Atlas.
04:28We see Santos.
04:29Even Querétaro.
04:31Trying to challenge the standing power of America.
04:34Chivas.
04:35Toluca.
04:36Cruz Azul.
04:36And Cruz Azul, surprisingly.
04:38Ponganle un ojo a Cruz Azul porque se viene fuertísimo, my friends.
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