- Queretaro and Tigres have each played 1 match in Liga MX 2026/2027, with the teams sitting 15th and 17th on 0 and 0 points respectively.
- Tigres have 1 win and 1 draw from the 2 previous head-to-heads, but Queretaro have recorded a loss in 2026/2027.
- Queretaro have won 2, drawn 2 and lost 1 of their last 5 and sit 15th in Liga MX 2026/2027.
Tigres too short against Queretaro
Tigres will need to show more than they have done in their opening game to get the win on Saturday when they travel to Estadio La Corregidora, Mexico, to face off against Gallos Blancos Queretaro in Liga MX 2026/2027.
The bookies have Tigres at 1.78 to win this weekend's fixture against 4.45 for Queretaro and 3.65 for the draw, and those odds look to have things back to front.
Queretaro have lost their only home match in Liga MX 2026/2027, and Tigres have lost their opening away match in 2026/2027, so those prices are not attractive in the slightest.
Queretaro have the home advantage
Gallos Blancos recorded a 2-1 away win over Puebla, but were then beaten 1-0 at home by Club América in their next fixture.
Mateo Coronel has been in good form recently for Querétaro, contributing 2 goals to their total of 6 in their last 5 games, and should have enough to make a difference in this game.
Tigres have been in poor form overall with 2 wins and 3 defeats in their last 5, and 3 straight defeats overall, so they are coming into this clash on a bad run.
Jonathan Herrera is the goal threat for Tigres in Liga MX 2026/2027, having scored 1 of the team's 1 so far in the competition, and can provide the edge his team will need to nick this.
Tigres should edge it
Guido Pizarro's side have been playing a settled 4-3-3 with good control of the ball, lots of width from the full backs and high pressing in their recent fixtures.
Joaquim has 1 assist in 1 game in 2026/2027 so far, and should have the class to provide good service to Tigres' forwards from between the lines.
Esteban González has set his Queretaro up to be a bit more pragmatic and flexible.
Tigres should win this game if they can get it right, but they have been in bad form of late and we think this will be a scrappy game rather than a stroll in the park.
The goal markets are tight, with over 2.5 goals at 1.88 and both teams to score - yes at 1.78, which suggests it should be playable, but we think it will be a close game.
Queretaro have scored 0.00 goals per game at home in Liga MX 2026/2027 and conceded 1.00, so they will be feeling Azteca pressure.
The last head-to-head between the sides finished 0-0, with the game in Liga MX 2025/2026 played at Tigres' home, so we are going for a 1-0 away win this Saturday.
