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Atlante FC vs Monterrey: Liga MX Apertura Matchday 10 Preview

Atlante FC host Monterrey on Saturday needing a lift from the bottom third, while the visitors arrive five points ahead in mid-table.

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·24 Sept·2 min read
Atlante FC vs Monterrey: Liga MX Apertura Matchday 10 Preview
Atlante FC vs Monterrey: Liga MX Apertura Matchday 10 PreviewPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Estadio Banorte hosts this Liga MX Apertura matchday 10 fixture on Saturday, with Atlante FC and Monterrey separated by five points in the 18-team table. The hosts sit 14th with eight points from nine matches, placing them in the bottom third. Monterrey occupy 10th, described as mid-table, with 13 points from eight matches.

Atlante FC's recent form makes for difficult reading. They have taken three points from their last five matches, a run that includes three draws and two defeats. Their sole victory in the Liga MX Apertura this season came among just one win in nine outings, and their goals record for the season stands at eight scored and 13 conceded.

Monterrey arrive in considerably better shape over recent weeks. They have collected seven points from their last five matches, with results including a 1-0 win over Cruz Azul and a 6-1 victory against FC Juarez. Their overall tally for the season reads 14 goals scored and 10 conceded.

The five-point gap between the two sides frames the stakes plainly for both clubs at this stage of the Apertura. Atlante FC, on eight points after nine matches, have drawn five of those nine fixtures. Monterrey's win-loss balance — four wins and three defeats — reflects a more decisive pattern in their results, even if inconsistency has featured across their five most recent outings.

Kick-off is at 01:00 UTC on Saturday 26 September 2026.

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