Cruz Azul took on Necaxa in the Clausura of the Primera Division in Mexico on April 27. The match concluded with Cruz Azul defeating Necaxa 4-1.
Jose Paradela scored the first goal of the game on the 52nd minute of the match, putting Cruz Azul in front. Goals from Agustin Palavecino, Ricardo Saul Monreal Morales, Luka Romero and Andres Montano followed, setting the final scoreline at 4-1.
All eyes turn to the pitch as the upcoming encounter sees Cruz Azul and Necaxa are set to clash again, 6 months after their Primera Division Apertura meeting which ended in a draw 1-1. Cruz Azul enter this match after four consecutive draws, having shared points with Queretaro, Tijuana, Los Angeles and America. To convert draws into stronger outcomes, strengthening their backline will be key, especially since they have allowed goals in six consecutive matches.
Necaxa come into this encounter after splitting points with Tigres on April 18. Their defense has shown cracks, with goals conceded across three consecutive matches.
This Mexican League match offers a platform for Cruz Azul and Necaxa’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Cruz Azul’s attacking options, under Nicolas Larcamon’s management, have been bolstered by Jose Paradela and Gabriel Fernandez, the team’s top scorer, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Cruz Azul’s top scorer in Mexican League, Fernandez, has eleven goals this season, with Paradela contributing eight assists to top their creative tally in the league. Cruz Azul’s offense has also been strengthened by Carlos Rotondi, Angel Sepulveda and Carlos Rodriguez, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.
Meanwhile, the attacking efforts of Necaxa, under Martin Varini’s guidance, have been driven by Tomas Badaloni, the team’s primary goal threat, and Diber Cambindo, both of whom have delivered in crucial moments. Badaloni leads Necaxa’s scoring charts in Mexican League this season with eight goals, with Rossano leading their creative tally in the league with four assists. Necaxa have also relied on Ricardo Saul Monreal Morales, Kevin Rosero and Agustin Palavecino to energize their attack through key shots and passes.
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The AI gives an initial outlook on Cruz Azul vs Necaxa before the match - and once the match begins, it keeps observing the play and adjusts its forecast minute by minute. For this match, the pre-match projection was spot on - it pointed to Cruz Azul's win. Pre-match figures processed by the model indicated Cruz Azul’s victory leads the probabilities with 49%, while a draw was at 32% and Necaxa’s victory was at 19%.
We are updating team formations and line-ups for Cruz Azul - Necaxa in real time.
Cruz Azul kicked off the game with Kevin Mier, Omar Campos who got substituted by Luka Romero on the 72nd minute, Willer Ditta, Amaury Garcia who got substituted by Amaury Morales on the 71st minute, Jorge Rodarte, Carlos Rodriguez, Erik Lira, Carlos Rotondi, Agustin Palavecino, Jose Paradela who got substituted by Andres Montano on the 85th minute and Gabriel Fernandez who got substituted by Christian Ebere on the 71st minute as starters, with Andres Gudino, Andres Montano, Amaury Morales, Karol Velazquez, Luka Romero, Christian Ebere and Mateo Levy on the bench.
Necaxa's starting eleven were Ezequiel Unsain, Agustin Oliveros, Francisco Mendez, Raul Martinez who got substituted by Emilio Lara on the 74th minute, Franco Rossano, Lorenzo Faravelli who got substituted on the 79th minute, Danny Leyva, Kevin Rosero, Israel Tello who got substituted by Javier Ruiz on the 55th minute, Ricardo Saul Monreal Morales and Rogelio Cortez, with , Luis Jimenez, Emilio Martinez, Emilio Lara, Cristian Calderon, Arath Moreno, Javier Ruiz and Agustin Almendra on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card five times throughout the game. Franco Rossano, Amaury Garcia, Francisco Mendez, Agustin Oliveros and were the ones to receive it.
Since January 2023, the teams have clashed five times. Cruz Azul have won three times, Necaxa once, with the remaining one ending as draw. Their most recent clash took place on October 22, 2025, finishing in a 1-1 draw. Cruz Azul have scored ten goals across these five encounters, while Necaxa have scored four. Overall, Cruz Azul hold a stronger head-to-head record against Necaxa in recent meetings.
Cruz Azul have won nine of their seventeen matches in Primera Division Clausura this season, with six draws and two defeats, scoring 31 goals at an average of 1.82 per match and conceding eighteen at a rate of 1.06 per match. Necaxa have won five of their seventeen matches in Primera Division Clausura this season, with three draws and nine defeats, scoring nineteen goals, averaging 1.12 per match, while conceding 25, an average of 1.47 per match.
Cruz Azul are on a four-game drawing streak, including level games against Queretaro, Tijuana, Los Angeles FC and America in their last four outings, while Necaxa are coming off a draw in their last match against Tigres. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Cruz Azul have claimed ten victories, suffered two defeats, and drawn eight times, while in their last twenty matches, Necaxa have recorded eight wins, nine losses, and three draws.
As always, Mexico Primera Division Clausura's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Cruz Azul are currently 3rd in the table with 33 points from seventeen matches, while Necaxa are 15th with eighteen points from their seventeen games.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Cruz Azul and Necaxa in real time. You can watch the goals by Jose Paradela, Agustin Palavecino, Ricardo Saul Monreal Morales, Luka Romero and Andres Montano as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Cruz Azul - Necaxa are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.
