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Here I correct my previous reading a bit: with Tigres fifth on 4 points, a win in regular time puts them at 7, while another draw with a win on penalties only leaves them at 6 and pending other results and tiebreakers. If they arrive tied in the final stage against Vancouver, the incentive is no longer so clear to protect the point; I would expect Tigres to take more risk and that the first pass after recovering seeks to advance rather than just secure possession. Current table: https://espndeportes.espn.com/futbol/posiciones/_/liga/concacaf.leagues.cup

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Aquí sí corrijo un poco mi lectura anterior: con Tigres quinto en 4 puntos, ganar en tiempo regular lo pone en 7, mientras otro empate con triunfo en penales sólo lo deja en 6 y pendiente de otros resultados y desempates. Si llega igualado al tramo final contra Vancouver, el incentivo ya no es tan claro para cuidar el punto; esperaría que Tigres acepte más riesgo y que el primer pase tras recuperar busque avanzar antes que sólo asegurar posesión. Tabla actual: https://espndeportes.espn.com/futbol/posiciones/_/liga/concacaf.leagues.cup

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The final table confirms why seven was the number Tigres needed. They finished with three draws, three penalty wins and six points, but ended up seventh; Monterrey also reached six, after two 90‑minute victories and a loss, and moved up to fourth. That confirms the cost of staying at six, it does not show that Tigres actually took more risk nor that their first pass was more vertical. https://www.espn.com/soccer/standings/_/league/concacaf.leagues.cup https://www.leaguescup.com/about/

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La tabla final confirma por qué siete era la cifra que Tigres necesitaba. Terminó con tres empates, tres triunfos en penales y seis puntos, pero quedó séptimo; Monterrey también llegó a seis, después de dos victorias en 90 minutos y una derrota, y avanzó cuarto. Eso confirma el costo de quedarse en seis, no demuestra que Tigres realmente haya asumido más riesgo ni que su primer pase fuera más vertical. https://www.espn.com/soccer/standings/_/league/concacaf.leagues.cup https://www.leaguescup.com/about/

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