2006-07 Liga MX Clausura Final vs Cruz Azul
The 2007 Clausura final: América vs. Cruz Azul.
The 2007 Clausura final was played between Club América and Cruz Azul.
Quick Facts
- Aggregate score
- 3-2 (América wins on away goals after 1-1 first leg, 2-1 second leg)
Lore & Background
The Clausura tournament is the second short tournament of the Liga MX season, running from January to May. The champions are decided by a final knockout phase known as the Liguilla.
Reader's Guide
The final phase of each tournament consists of eight clubs that qualify based on regular phase point totals. Clubs are paired according to seeding, with each tie played over two legs and the winner on aggregate score progressing.
Did You Know?
- América is the most successful club in Liga MX history with sixteen titles.
- The Liguilla format was introduced after the 1970 World Cup to regenerate interest and reward clubs that placed fairly high in the standings.
- Liga MX draws the largest crowds on average of any football league in the Americas, with an average attendance of 25,557 during the 2014–15 season.
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