Monterrey's schedule for the next 5 matches after coming back against Nashville SC
After falling in their first match of the Leagues Cup 2026 with controversy, Rayados de Monterrey was able to get back on track, coming back against Inter Miami in the second match and Nashville SC in the last match. However, it's truly complicated for them to advance to the next round, so they should focus on Liga MX from now on.
Here's their schedule for the next five matches:
What's next for Monterrey in Liga MX?
Rayados vs Juárez: Saturday, August 15, Estadio BBVA, Matchday 4, Liga MX, 6 PM (ET), 7 PM (Mexico)
Back in the local league, Argentine coach Matías Almeyda and his team receive Bravos, who have been a surprise in the Leagues Cup.
Why is it important for Monterrey?
In the previous match of the Apertura 2026, Pumas crushed them 1-5 in the border, causing the dismissal of Portuguese coach Pedro Caixinha, leaving Spanish coach Salvador Valero as interim.
What comes next?
León vs Rayados: Saturday, August 22, Estadio Nou Camp, Matchday 5, Liga MX, 6 PM (ET), 7 PM (Mexico)
The northerners have to go out of town to the Bajío. Unlike their performance in the local tournament, the Green Sides won their two matches in the Leagues Cup, hoping to get the third to be present in the next round.
What's next for Monterrey in Liga MX?
Monterrey vs San Luis: Sunday, August 30, Estadio BBVA, Matchday 6, Liga MX, 7 PM (ET), 8 PM (Mexico)
The potosinos are another club that fell in their debut of the Leagues Cup, while in the local league they wander in the 15th place with two points, product of two draws and a defeat.
What comes next?
Querétaro vs Monterrey: Saturday, September 5, Estadio Corregidora, Matchday 7, Liga MX, 4 PM (ET), 5 PM (Mexico)
Before the break of the Apertura 2026, Gallos Blancos defeated Tigres 3-2, but their debut in the Leagues Cup ended with a 2-0 defeat despite deserving more.
What's next for Monterrey in Liga MX?
Monterrey vs Tigres: Sunday, September 13, Estadio BBVA, Matchday 8, Liga MX, 7 PM (ET), 8 PM (Mexico)
In the last edition of the regiomontano classic, the Club de Fútbol Monterrey suffered a painful defeat by 1-0, with a goal from André-Pierre Gignac marked in the last minute of the match. Now, however, the Pandilla will be local, and taking into account the current situation of both teams, we can say without a doubt that Monterrey arrives as a favorite.
