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Club América fell 2-1 to Pachuca in a Liga MX match, with goals and highlights circulating among fans. Ahead of the game, América were chasing a Liguilla spot under Guillermo Almada, but faced absences including Raphael Veiga, while Alejandro Zendejas was a doubt. Betting odds and predicted lineups for the fixture also drew attention.
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Mexico full-back Kevin Álvarez says coach Javier Aguirre's assistant, Uruguayan Diego Almada, has been waking up players who 'get distracted', praising the intensity he brings to the national team's training sessions. Separately, Álvarez drew mockery from Club América teammates Brian Rodríguez and Borja after appearing in a coffee maker advert, with jokes circulating around his commercial debut.
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Carlos Álvarez scored his first goal for Club América in a match against Club León, but the team now loses him ahead of a game against Pachuca, with coach Guillermo Almada preparing a tactical variant. Discussion also centers on whether World Cup player Israel Reyes will start, after Almada adjusted his role despite his mundialista status.
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Mexico defender Kevin Álvarez has spoken about the intensity of Uruguayan coach Diego Almada, saying the manager 'awakens players who get distracted'. His comments, reported by Récord, highlight the effect Almada's demanding style is having on the squad and suggest players are responding to his high-energy approach on the training ground.
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Club América, led by coach Guillermo Almada, has delivered another lopsided victory, matching a previous rout and setting new club marks in the process. In Mexico, fans and sports media are highlighting the team's scoring form and the records achieved, with discussion focusing on what the streak means for América's standing in the Liga MX season.
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Luis Ángel Malagón is back in Club América's starting lineup after roughly seven months out, reportedly facing Monterrey. His return has stirred debate in Mexico: Ricardo La Volpe criticized the goalkeeper, saying he does not know how to play his area or come out for crosses, while pundit David Faitelson lashed out at journalist Guillermo Almada-related coverage around the decision.