As a result of the epidemic, the Superliga was canceled for the 2020 season and no longer has a champion, marking the first time in the history of the Mexican Superliga that there has been no Champions Cup. And for the next six seasons, elevation has been canceled for all of them. It's a major change for what will be the impact.
Last season's promotion to the Mexican Premier League, during which it ranked 15th in the Fall League and 13th in the Spring League with 3 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses in 10 rounds, were both less than impressive. Athletic San Luis had a weak offense last season, and invested a lot in the midfield in the new season, bringing in Pumas striker Barrera, Nagaa striker Quiroga, and loan midfielder Lopez, and bringing in strikers A. Sento and Nicolas, which improved their overall strength. In the past 10 games, Juarez has played seven over goals, with an over goal percentage of seventy percent, while St. Louis also has an over goal percentage of sixty percent, and both teams are quite good at swiping over goals.
Juarez was also promoted to the Mexican Premier League only last season, coming in 16th place after a poor performance in this fall league, and a respectable 4 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses in the spring league. In last season's spring league, Juarez scored 20 goals in 10 rounds, an average of two per game, tied for third in the league. Paraguayan striker Lescano, meanwhile, had six goals, a man to watch. But at the same time, Juarez also conceded 18 goals in 10 rounds in the spring league last season, the second worst defense team, showing the characteristics of strong offense and weak defense. But St. Louis also has a terrible defense, having not conceded a goal in only one of their last 13 games.
No draws in the last 7 meetings between these two teams, with Juarez winning 4 of them. However, Juarez's away performance is a bit worse, they have lost 3 consecutive matches and conceded an average of 3 goals per match, so this is a good match to see St. Louis undefeated at home!
