Pachuca vs. Tigres UANL live stream: Time, TV schedule and how to watch Liga MX online

Tigres UANL finished second in the Liga MX apertura regular season, while Pachuca finished seventh, but this could be the the most lopsided of Liguilla’s quarterfinal ties (9 p.m. ET, Telemundo). Tigres won away to Pachuca in the regular season, and they’ve gone 10 games in the league without losing.

Pachuca faltered down the stretch, going four games without a win at the end of the season, but beat Veracruz on the last day when they needed the points the most, snatching a dramatic 93rd minute winner. It’s given them a shot at the league title, and even though they’re big underdogs, they might have the firepower to scare Tigres. Ariel Nahuelpán has nine goals this year, while young prodigy Hirving Lozano has had a decent campaign, though he’s stuttered in the second half of the season.

Neither team has any listed injuries, so both managers should have full teams at their disposal.

Key player - Juninho (Tigres)

In addition to being one of Tigres’ top defenders, Juninho is also their best attacker on set pieces. He’s scored five goals this campaign, and across complete combined seasons (winter and spring), he’s scored at least three goals every single year he’s played as a first team professional, across three different leagues. He’s big for his team on both ends of the pitch.

Key matchup - The center of midfield: Can Pachuca control possession?

Daniel Hernandez has been one of Mexico’s most consistent performers in the center of midfield for the last four years, while Erick Gutiérrez is one of the country’s top prospects. However, Gutierrez is just 19, and looks like it at times. The Pachuca pair has the ability to win the possession battle against whatever two midfielders Tigres plays and control the center of the park, but they don’t always succeed in doing that.

Match date/time: Wednesday, 9 p.m. ET

Venue: Estadio Hidalgo, Pachuca, Mexico

TV: Mun2 (U.S. - English), Telemundo (U.S. - Spanish), FOX Sports 2 (Mexico)

Online: Deportes Telemundo en vivo (U.S.), FOX Sports play (Mexico)