The match between Cincinnati and Querétaro is part of the second round for both teams in the 2024 Leagues Cup. Here are the details on how and where to watch the game. This tournament, which brings together teams from Liga MX and MLS, offers a unique platform for clubs from both leagues to compete against each other, increasing rivalry and interest among fans. Notably, Gallos was one of the standout teams in the last tournament, controversially losing in the final minutes, causing frustration at Estadio Corregidora.
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When is Cincinnati vs Querétaro?
The match between Cincinnati and Querétaro is scheduled for Thursday, August 1, 2024. This game is part of the Group Stage Round 2 of the Leagues Cup, where both teams will be looking to make a strong statement and aim to qualify for the next round.
What Time is Cincinnati vs Querétaro?
The Liga MX vs MLS clash will take place at 6:00 PM (Central Mexico Time). The iconic TQL Stadium, located on Central Pkwy in Cincinnati, USA, will host this match. The stadium has gained prominence in recent years as one of the leading teams in recent seasons.
Which TV Channel is Broadcasting Cincinnati vs Querétaro?
The match will be streamed in Mexico via Apple TV’s MLS Season Pass service. This applies to viewers in both the United States and Mexico, as the game will not be broadcast on traditional open or cable TV. MLS Season Pass subscribers on Apple TV can watch the game live from anywhere the service is available.
Team Form
Querétaro: The Gallos Blancos are going through a tough time in Liga MX, sitting in 18th place in the Apertura 2024 standings after a series of consecutive defeats. Their recent results include a 2-1 loss to Monterrey, a 0-2 defeat against Chivas, a 3-1 loss to América, and a 1-2 defeat to Tijuana. This poor start has put pressure on the squad led by Mauro Gerk, who will be looking to redeem themselves in the Leagues Cup. Having failed to win in penalties, they are now fighting for their place in the tournament.
FC Cincinnati: The MLS team is in relatively better form, occupying second place in the Eastern Conference after 25 matches. Their recent games have been mixed, as they managed to thrash Gerardo Martino’s team, which is leading the tournament. Despite this, they suffered two painful defeats at the hands of teams in worse form. Now, they aim to make a strong statement against Mauro Gerk’s Gallos in their Leagues Cup debut.
Source: Futbol Total
