Last Updated on March 30, 2023 11:29 pm by Erwin Noguera
Queretaro and Pumas will play the desperate game next Sunday, April 2nd. Occupying the worst positions in the championship, they are still trying to get away from Mazatlán (last placed) and chase Atlas (12th), the last team to qualify for the knockout phase of Liga MX.
The Corregidora Stadium will be the stage for this game, but the truth is that nobody expects a large crowd to see this match. Querétaro has had a lot of difficulties imposing itself in its stadium, which frustrates its fans and increases the pressure on the team during the final minutes of the matches.
Get to know more about both clubs and check our analysis of Queretaro vs. Pumas.
When:
Sunday, April 2nd – 09:05 pm ET at the Corregidora Stadium
Moneyline odds:
Queretaro +187
Pumas +145
Draw offs:
+242
Where Can I Watch it?
Why Bet on Querétaro?
Querétaro won 6 points in the last 5 games, which made the team move away from Mazatlán, which has only 4 points in 12 games and is in last place in the Mexican league.
The Gallos Blancos’ last and only victory was at the beginning of March, when they beat Toluca by 1-0, in an extremely complicated game. On that occasion, goalkeeper Gil Alcalá made no less than 7 incredible saves and secured the result for the hosts.
The lack of technical quality of Querétaro’s players is visible, and this is justified by the low investment of the team this season. Not even the most experienced athletes have been able to change the course of this team, which suffers from injuries and bad performances by its main players.
Why Bet on Pumas?
Pumas, who have been used to midtable recently, is disappointing everyone this season, closing in on the worst teams in Liga MX. The club comes to this clash after losing three straight matches in the competition.
Despite this bad sequence, other numbers encourage the Felines’ fans: in the last 20 clashes between Querétaro and Pumas, they won 9 times and lost only 7. If, on the one hand, Pumas have the habit of beating the Gallos, on the other hand, there is the concern of playing under the pressure of repeated defeats.
Pumas has one of the worst defenses in the league, having conceded 24 goals in just 12 games (an average of 2 goals conceded per game). To surprise Querétaro, striker Juan Dinneno will need to be on an inspired night: he has already scored 7 goals in the current edition of Liga MX.
Final Betting Analysis: Querétaro vs. Pumas
These two teams are in the same situation and with just one point separating them. However, they are opposites, as one is a usual guest at the lower zone, which best years at the beginning of the last decade are long gone, while the other is a sleeping giant that has been struggling due to poor direction.
Whatever the case, they have the same needs and are showing a similar level on the pitch. In this situation, the fans can become a weight more than help, as just one goal against is enough for the whistles and insults to start showering towards the locals. Querétaro should have the upper hand but in the end, they will, more than likely, end up surrendering a tie and don’t have enough firepower to recover. Go for a 1-1 draw.
If you put $100 into the draw, you could get $242 back for a total payout of $342.
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