Primera División de México 2010 Bicentenario Liguilla Final

Like other match-ups in the knockout round, the teams will play two games, one at each team's home stadium. As the highest seeded team determined at the beginning of the Liguilla, Toluca !Toluca was to have home-field advantage for the second leg.

However, the tiebreaking criteria used in previous rounds will not be the same in the final. If the teams remained tied after 90 minutes of play during the 2nd leg, extra time will be used, followed by a penalty shootout if necessary.

Final summary

First leg

May 20, 2010
20:00

Santos Laguna !Santos Laguna	2 – 2	Toluca !Toluca
Quintero 14' Vuoso 84'	(Report)	Novaretti 22' Zinha 67'

Estadio Corona
Torreón, Coahuila
Referee: Marco Antonio Rodríguez Moreno (Mexico)

Santos Laguna

Toluca

Santos Laguna

GK	1	Oswaldo Sánchez (c)
RB	4	Iván Estrada 33' 46'
CB	23	Felipe Baloy
CB	3	Jonathan Lacerda
LB	27	José Olvera
DM	7	Walter Jiménez 46'
CM	8	Carlos Adrian Morales
RW	5	Fernando Arce 60'
LW	11	José Cárdenas
RF	24	Oribe Peralta
LF	28	Darwin Quintero
Substitutes
GK	25	Miguel Becerra
DF	21	Juan Pablo Santiago 46'
DF	125	Rafael Figueroa
MF	10	Daniel Ludueña
MF	26	Francisco Javier Torres 60'
FW	9	Carlos Ochoa 46' 87'
FW	30	Matías Vuoso
Manager
Rubén Omar Romano

Toluca

GK	12	Alfredo Talavera
RB	24	José Manuel Cruzalta 29'
CB	2	Diego Novaretti
CB	14	Édgar Dueñas 55'
LB	6	Manuel de la Torre 90+2'
DM	5	Martín Romagnoli
DM	15	Antonio Ríos
RW	7	Néstor Calderón 68'
LW	11	Carlos Esquivel
SS	10	Zinha (c) 78'
CF	9	Héctor Mancilla 42' 84'
Substitutes
GK	30	Miguel Centeno
DF	3	Francisco Gamboa
DF	16	Carlos Galeana
MF	8	Manuel Pérez 78'
MF	27	Vladimir Marín 68'
FW	18	Isaác Brizuela
FW	19	Raúl Nava 84'
Manager
José Manuel de la Torre

Man of the Match: Zinha
Fans' Man of the Match: Matías Vuoso
Assistant referees: José Luis Camargo Callado
Alberto Morín Méndez
Fourth official: Jorge Eduardo Gasso Flores

Second leg

May 23, 2010
12:00

Toluca !Toluca	0 – 0	Santos Laguna !Santos Laguna
	(Report)
	Penalties
Zinha Marín Mancilla Novaretti Romagnoli Dueñas	4 – 3	Rodríguez Ludueña Lacerda Vuoso Morales Arce

Estadio Nemesio Díez
Toluca, State of Mexico
Attendance: 27,000
Referee: Armando Archundia Téllez (Mexico)

Toluca

Santos Laguna

Toluca

GK	12	Alfredo Talavera
RB	24	José Manuel Cruzalta 81'
CB	2	Diego Novaretti
CB	14	Édgar Dueñas 60'
LB	17	Osvaldo González
DM	5	Martín Romagnoli
DM	15	Antonio Ríos
RW	7	Néstor Calderón 74'
LW	11	Carlos Esquivel 99'
SS	10	Zinha (c) 34'
CF	9	Héctor Mancilla 36'
Substitutes
GK	25	Sergio Arturo Pérez
DF	3	Francisco Gamboa 81'
DF	16	Carlos Galeana
MF	8	Manuel Pérez
MF	27	Vladimir Marín 74'
FW	18	Isaác Brizuela 99'
FW	19	Raúl Nava
Manager
José Manuel de la Torre

Monterrey

GK	1	Oswaldo Sánchez (c)
RB	4	Iván Estrada 33' 83'
CB	23	Felipe Baloy 8'
CB	3	Jonathan Lacerda
LB	8	Carlos Adrián Morales 49'
DM	58	Juan Pablo Rodríguez 59'
CM	26	Francisco Javier Torres 46'
RW	5	Fernando Arce
LW	11	José Cárdenas 70'
RF	28	Darwin Quintero
LF	24	Oribe Peralta 48'
Substitutes
GK	25	Miguel Becerra
DF	21	Juan Pablo Santiago
DF	27	José Antonio Olvera
MF	125	Rafael Figueroa 83'
MF	7	Walter Jiménez
FW	10	Daniel Ludueña 70'
FW	30	Matías Vuoso 46'
Manager
Rubén Omar Romano

Man of the Match: Édgar Dueñas
Fans' Man of the Match: Alfredo Talavera
Assistant referees: Marvin César Torrentera Rivera
Marcos Quintero Huitrón
Fourth official: José Alfredo Peñaloza Soto

Primera División de México Liguilla Finals

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