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FC Juarez: 2 Matches Left To Avoid Multi-Million Dollar Fine
Bravos de FC Juarez have 2 regular season matches to go in this nightmarish 2021 clausura season of the Liga BBVA. The Bravos are currently in next to last in the general standings table, 17th place and have been mathematically eliminated from reaching the playoffs.
The only thing that the Bravos are playing for to finish out the season, is to avoid a 2.6 million dollar fine/penalty for finishing in second to last place in the average points per game table.
Fortunately for the Bravos, Xolos de Tijuana has been in poor form recently and they’ve got themselves into the fight for that very same spot.
Luis Fernando Tena Out At FC Juarez
Luis Fernando Tena resigned his position as head coach of FC Juarez the club announced yesterday afternoon. This was not surprising at all as a change at Bravos was something that was expected as the team is in the middle of their worst slump since they became a first division franchise.
Tena’s tenure with Bravos lasted a little more than 3 months.
In that amount of times, Tena was the head coach for 10 matches. He was able to only get 2 victories, had 3 draws and suffered 5 defeats. The team scored 8 goals in favor and received 20, for the goal differential of -12. The Bravos find themselves in next to last in the general standings with 9
From Bad To Rock Bottom: Bravos Humiliated, Lose 6-1 To Monterrey
The downward spiral that is the FC Juarez regular season went into a kamikaze tailspin Wednesday evening as Monterrey defeated Los Bravos by the score of 6-1. Simply put, it is extremely difficult to imagine things getting much worse for the Bravos after 9 weeks into the regular season that is 17 weeks long.
In their last 4 matches, the Bravos have allowed a total of 13 goals while only scoring 4. The team’s goal differential for the season is -10.
Wednesday night’s match got off to a rough start as Monterrey hit the crossbar twice in the first minute and forty-three seconds. A little more than 12 minutes later Vincent Janssen scored. Five minutes later Rayados scored again (Arturo Gonzalez 19th minute).