2018–19 Ascenso MX season explained

Competition:	Ascenso MX
Season:	2018–19
Promoted:	Atlético San Luis
Relegated:	Tampico Madero
Matches:	210
Total Goals:	520
League Topscorer:	Apertura: Roberto Nurse Nicolás Ibáñez (8 goals) Clausura: Nicolás Ibáñez (11 goals)
Biggest Home Win:	Apertura: Atlante 4–1 UAT (27 July 2018) Sinaloa 4–1 Tapachula (17 September 2018) Tampico Madero 4–1 UdeG (19 October 2018) Clausura: Atlante 5–1 Sonora (4 January 2019) Atlante 4–0 UdeG (10 February 2019) Sinaloa 4–0 Oaxaca (2 March 2019) UdeG 4–0 Zacatepec (3 March 2019) Zacatepec 4–0 Sonora (6 April 2019)
Biggest Away Win:	Apertura: Celaya 0–4 Atlético San Luis (18 August 2018) Clausura: Sinaloa 3–6 Atlante (16 February 2019)
Highest Scoring:	Apertura: Zacatepec 4–2 Tapachula (18 August 2018) Clausura: Sinaloa 3–6 Atlante (16 February 2019)
Longest Wins:	Apertura: 7 matches Juárez Clausura:4 matches Sonora Atlético San Luis
Longest Unbeaten:	Apertura: 12 matches Juárez Clausura:14 matches Atlético San Luis
Longest Winless:	Apertura: 10 matches Celaya Clausura: 5 matches Juárez
Longest Losses:	Apertura: 5 matches Tampico Madero Clausura:3 matches Tampico Madero Sinaloa
Highest Attendance:	Apertura: 11,314^[1] Juárez 2–3 Atlante (3 November 2018) Clausura: 19,564 Atlético San Luis 2–2 Sinaloa (12 April 2019)
Lowest Attendance:	Apertura: 886 Celaya 1–2 Oaxaca (3 November 2018) Clausura: 873 Sonora 3–2 Venados (22 February 2019)
Attendance:	Apertura: 492,645 Clausura: 495,024
Average Attendance:	Apertura: 4,692 Clausura: 4,715
Prevseason:	2017–18
Nextseason:	2019–20
Dates:	20 July 2018 – May 2019
Extra Information:	Stats are from the regular season only

The 2018–19 Ascenso MX season is a two-part competition: Apertura 2018 and Clausura 2019. Ascenso MX is the second-tier football league of Mexico. Apertura began on 20 July 2018, and Clausura began on 4 January 2019.

Changes from the previous season

Nine teams met the requirements to be promoted to the Liga MX for the 2019–2020 season: Atlético San Luis, Juárez, Oaxaca, Sinaloa, Sonora, Tampico Madero, UdeG, Zacatecas, and Zacatepec. Atlante and Celaya lost their right to be promoted from the previous season.^[2]

The relegated team of the Clausura 2019 Liga MX season had the option of paying MXN$120 million to remain in Liga MX. Of that amount, MXN$60 million would go to the Ascenso MX team that is not certified to be promoted and MXN$60 million would go to new projects determined by the Liga MX assembly. If the team that had normally relegated to the tier below did then the MXN$120 million remained in Liga MX, the team's right to be the 18th team of Liga MX will be seceded to Liga MX and the MXN$120 million must be paid by the other 17 teams of Liga MX. The vacant position in Liga MX could then be occupied by a certified Ascenso MX team or an external sport project. If the position is not occupied, Liga MX reserves all rights to do as deemed fit with it for the 2019–20 Liga MX season.^{[3] [4] [5]}

Teams in the Liga Premier de México must be certified to be promoted to Ascenso MX. If a promoted team is not certified for Ascenso MX, the relegated Ascenso MX team is required to pay MXN$15 million, of which MXN$5 million are given to the team that is not certified, and MXN$10 million are for development projects of Ascenso MX.

Team squads are limited to 12 players not developed in Mexico. A maximum of nine of those players may be in the match-day squad.

Teams are required to give youth players playing time. For the Apertura 2018 season, teams must accumulate 675 minutes with players born on or after 1997. For the Clausura 2019 season, teams must accumulate 882 minutes with players born in 1998.

The away goals rule is no longer a tiebreaker for the liguilla.

15 clubs will participate in this season:

• Lobos BUAP were relegated from Liga MX, but paid the required MXN$120 million to remain in Liga MX.^{[6] [7]}
• Tapachula won the 2017–18 Promotion Final, but were not certified to be promoted prior to the beginning of the season. They received the payment from Lobos BUAP and remain in Ascenso MX.
• Murciélagos were relegated to the Liga Premier de México.
• Tepatitlán won the Liga Premier de México promotion final, but was not certified to be promoted. The right to promotion was initially seceded to the runner-up, Loros UdeC. Loros UdeC was not certified to compete in the category, therefore, only 15 teams will participate in the Ascenso MX season.^[8]
• Tlaxcala lost their spot in Ascenso MX as renovations to the Estadio Tlahuicole were not completed on time.^[9]

Stadiums and Locations

Club	City	Stadium	Capacity
Atlante	Cancún, Quintana Roo	Andrés Quintana Roo	17,289
Atlético San Luis	San Luis Potosí City, San Luis Potosí	Alfonso Lastras	25,111
Celaya	Celaya, Guanajuato	Miguel Alemán Valdés	23,182
Juárez	Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua	Olímpico Benito Juárez	19,703
Oaxaca	Oaxaca City, Oaxaca	Tecnológico de Oaxaca	14,598
Sinaloa	Culiacán, Sinaloa	Banorte	20,108
Sonora	Hermosillo, Sonora	Héroe de Nacozari	18,747
Tampico Madero	Tampico / Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas	Tamaulipas	19,667
Tapachula	Tapachula, Chiapas	Olímpico de Tapachula	18,017
UAEM	Toluca, State of Mexico		32,603
UAT	Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas	Marte R. Gómez	10,520
UdeG	Guadalajara, Jalisco	Jalisco	55,020
Venados	Mérida, Yucatán	Carlos Iturralde	15,087
Zacatecas	Zacatecas City, Zacatecas	Carlos Vega Villalba	20,068
Zacatepec	Zacatepec, Morelos	Agustín "Coruco" Díaz	24,313

Personnel and kits

Team	Chairman	Head Coach	Captain	Kit manufacturer	Shirt sponsor(s)
Atlante	José Gabriel Gutiérrez Lavín	Gabriel Pereyra	Gerardo Ruíz	Kappa	Cancún, Riviera Maya, Pegaso, Acustik
	Alberto Marrero	Alfonso Sosa	Mario Abrante	Joma	Canel's, Nissin, Cemento Moctezuma, Grupo Acerero, Corona, Caliente, Mobil Super, Coca-Cola, Ricon, Grupo Vencedor, MedioTiempo, Bokados, OneClick
Celaya	Alan Achar	José Islas	Rodolfo Salinas	Keuka	Bachoco, Caja Popular Mexicana
Juárez	Juan Carlos Talavera	Gabriel Caballero	Leandro Carrijó	Carrara	Del Rio, S-Mart, Tecate, AutoPronto, Leche Lucerna, Hágalo, Transtelco, UACJ
Oaxaca	Santiago San Román	Juan Manuel Rivera (Interim)	Luis Venegas	Keuka	Ópticas América, Electrolit
Sinaloa	José Antonio Núñez	Diego Maradona	Jesús Chávez	Charly	Coppel, Electrolit, SuKarne, Caliente, LG
Sonora	Juan Pablo Rojo	Isaác Morales	José Saavedra	Keuka	Súper del Norte, Acer, Megacable, Coca-Cola
Tampico Madero	Luis Miguel Pérez Amarante	Mario García	Javier Orozco	Charly	Tam, Nexum, Boing!, Electrolit, Omnibus de México, Aeroméxico, Caliente, Leche Marsella
	José Luis Orantes Costanzo	Luis Fernando Soto		Silver Sport	Cafetaleros de Corazón, Electrolit
UAEM	Alfredo Barrera Baca	David Rangel	Rodrigo Bronzatti	Kappa	OMPP WOFP, Fundación UAEMéx, Electrolit, Centro Médico de Toluca
UAT	Rafael Flores Alcocer		Arturo Ortíz	Pirma	Tecate, Hampton by Hilton, Tam, Massey Ferguson, Electrolit
UdeG		Jorge Dávalos	Ismael Valadéz	Umbro	Electrolit, Corona, Coca-Cola, Canal 44, GHIR, Pulparidno
Venados	Rodolfo Rosas Cantillo	Sergio Orduña	Aldo Polo	U-Sports
Zacatecas	Armando Martínez Patiño	Andrés Carevic	Roberto Nurse	Pirma	Telcel, Red Gasislo, Zacatecas ¡Deslumbrante!, Mobil Super, Office Depot, Corona, Caliente, MedioTiempo, Coca-Cola
Zacatepec	Víctor Manuel Arana	Ricardo Valiño		Yire	Akron, Itromep Omeprazol

1. On the back of shirt.

2. On the sleeves.

3. On the shorts.

4. On the socks.

Managerial changes

Team	Outgoing manager	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Replaced by	Date of appointment	Position in table
Pre-Apertura changes
Juárez	Tomás Campos (Interim)	End of tenure as caretaker	May 1, 2018	Gabriel Caballero	June 4, 2018^[10]	Preseason
Zacatepec	Marcelo Michel Leaño	Signed by Necaxa	May 10, 2018	Alberto Clark	May 17, 2018
UAT	Ricardo Rayas	Resigned	May 16, 2018	Juan Carlos Chávez	May 21, 2018
Atlante	Sergio Bueno	Sacked	May 25, 2018^[11]	Gabriel Pereyra	June 5, 2018^[12]
Sonora	Mario García	Sacked	May 28, 2018	Héctor Altamirano	May 29, 2018^[13]
Oaxaca	Irving Rubirosa	Sacked	May 29, 2018^[14]	Ricardo Rayas	June 5, 2018^[15]
Tapachula	Gabriel Caballero	Signed by Juárez	June 4, 2018^[16]	Irving Rubirosa	June 5, 2018^[17]
Celaya	Ricardo Valiño	Sacked	July 4, 2018^[18]	Enrique Maximiliano Meza	July 5, 2018^[19]
Apertura changes
Tapachula	Irving Rubirosa	Sacked	August 27, 2018^[20]	Diego de la Torre (Interim)	August 28, 2018^[21]	13th
Tampico Madero	Eduardo Fentanes	Sacked	September 5, 2018^[22]	Miguel de Jesús Fuentes	September 6, 2018^[23]	10th
Dorados	Paco Ramírez	Sacked	September 6, 2018^[24]	Diego Maradona	September 6, 2018^[25]	13th
Venados	Bruno Marioni	Sacked	September 15, 2018^[26]	Joel Sánchez	September 19, 2018^[27]	13th
Zacatepec	Alberto Clark	Sacked	October 2, 2018	Ricardo Valiño	October 3, 2018	10th
UAEM	Héctor Hugo Eugui	Sacked	October 23, 2018	David Rangel	October 23, 2018	8th
Pre-Clausura changes
Oaxaca	Ricardo Rayas	Sacked	November 23, 2018^[28]	Álex Diego	December 3, 2018^[29]	Preseason
Venados	Joel Sánchez	Sacked	November 28, 2018^[30]	Sergio Orduña	December 1, 2018^[31]
Tapachula	Diego de la Torre (Interim)	End of tenure as caretaker	December 3, 2018	Luis Fernando Soto	December 3, 2018^[32]
Sonora	Héctor Altamirano	Resigned	December 13, 2018^[33]	Isaác Morales	December 17, 2018^[34]
Celaya	Enrique Maximiliano Meza	Sacked	December 5, 2018^[35]	José Islas	December 27, 2018^[36]
Clausura changes
UAT	Juan Carlos Chávez	Resigned	February 9, 2019^[37]	Carlos Reinoso	February 13, 2019^[38]	11th
Tampico Madero	Miguel de Jesús Fuentes	Sacked	March 5, 2019^[39]	Mario García Covalles	March 6, 2019^[40]	15th
Oaxaca	Álex Diego	Sacked	April 8, 2019^[41]	Juan Manuel Rivera (interim)	April 8, 2019^[42]	6th

Apertura 2018

Apertura 2018 was the 47th edition of Ascenso MX. The league season began on 20 July 2018 and ended on 11 November 2018. Cafetaleros de Tapachula defended their inaugural league title.

Regular season

Standings

Results

Regular Season statistics

Scoring

• First goal of the season:
  Héctor Arrigo for UAEM against Tapachula (20 July 2018)^[43]

Top goalscorers

Players sorted first by goals scored, then by last name.

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
align=center rowspan=2	1	Nicolás Ibáñez	Atlético San Luis	align=center rowspan=2	8
Roberto Nurse	Zacatecas
align=center rowspan=6	2	Vinicio Angulo	Sinaloa	align=center rowspan=6	7
Lizandro Echeverría	Atlante
Fernando Fernández	Atlante
Guillermo Martínez	Zacatecas
Luciano Nequecaur	Oaxaca
Miguel Ángel Vallejo	Sonora
align=center rowspan=2	9	Leandro Carrijó	Juárez	align=center rowspan=2	6
Gabriel Hachen	Juárez
align=center rowspan=6	10	Christian Bermúdez	Tapachula	align=center rowspan=6	5
Alonso Hernández	UAT
Víctor Lojero	Venados
Javier Orozco	Tampico Madero
Jorlian Sánchez	U. de G.-->

Source: Ascenso MX

Top assists

Players sorted first by assists, then by last name.

Rank	Player	Club	Assists
align=center rowspan=1	1	Francisco Rivera	Zacatecas	align=center rowspan=1	5
align=center rowspan=6	2	Diego Diellos	Tapachula	align=center rowspan=6	4
Mauro Fernández	Juárez
Gabriel Hachen	Juárez
Julio Nava	Sinaloa
José Ramírez	Zacatecas
David Salazar	Atlante
align=center rowspan=3	8	Daniel Amador	U. de G.	align=center rowspan=3	3
Lizandro Echeverría	Atlante
Sergio Vergara	Zacatecas

Source: Ascenso MX Twitter Profile

Hat-tricks

(H) – Home ; (A) – Away

Attendance

Highest and lowest

Highest attendance					Lowest attendance
Week	Home	Score	Away	Attendance	Home	Score	Away	Attendance
1	Atlético San Luis	0–0	Zacatecas	11,271	UAEM	3–1	Tapachula	1,154
2	Tampico Madero	1–2	Atlético San Luis	7,461	Atlante	4–1	UAT	2,126
3	Atlético San Luis	1–0	Venados	10,245	UAEM	0–0	UdeG	1,385
4	Tapachula	1–2	Atlante	10,127	Oaxaca	3–2	UAT	1,071
5	Juárez	0–0	Tampico Madero	9,363	Atlante	2–1	Oaxaca	2,210
6	Tampico Madero	0–0	UAEM	5,269	Oaxaca	1–1	Tapachula	1,507
7	Juárez	1–0	Atlético San Luis	7,822	Zacatepec	0–0	Oaxaca	2,392
8	Tampico Madero	1–2	UAT	10,200	Celaya	0–2	Juárez	1,231
9	Oaxaca	1–0	Sinaloa	8,220	UAEM	1–1	Celaya	2,131
10	Atlético San Luis	1–0	UAT	10,124	Venados	1–2	Atlante	3,093
11	Zacatepec	0–1	Sinaloa	8,551	Oaxaca	2–0	Tampico Madero	1,457
12	Zacatecas	2–3	Sinaloa	10,124	Celaya	1–0	Atlante	1,300
13	Sinaloa	2–1	Tampico Madero	8,223	UAT	1–2	Juárez	1,297
14	Juárez	2–3	Atlante	11,314	Celaya	1–2	Oaxaca	886
15	U. de G.	4–1	Celaya	10,114	Zacatepec	1–1	Tampico Madero	1,612

Source: Ascenso MX

Liguilla (Playoffs)

The eight best teams play two games against each other on a home-and-away basis. The higher seeded teams play on their home field during the second leg. The winner of each match up is determined by aggregate score. In the quarterfinals and semifinals, if the two teams are tied on aggregate the higher seeded team advances. In the final, if the two teams are tied after both legs, the match goes to extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shoot-out.

Quarter-finals

The first legs were played on 14 and 15 November, and the second legs were played on 17 and 18 November 2018.

All times are UTC−6 except for matches in Cancún, Ciudad Juárez, Culiacán, and Hermosillo.

Second leg

Semi-finals

The first legs were played on 21 and 22 November, and the second legs were played on 24 and 25 November 2018.

Second leg

Final

The first leg was played on 29 November, and the second leg was played on 2 December 2018.

Second leg

Clausura 2019

The Clausura 2019 season is the 48th season of Ascenso MX. The season began on 4 January 2019. The defending champions are Atlético San Luis, having won their first title.

Regular season

Standings

Results

Teams play every other team once (either at home or away), with one team resting each round, completing a total of 15 rounds.

Regular Season statistics

Top goalscorers

Players sorted first by goals scored, then by last name.

Rank	Player	Club	Goals
align=center rowspan=1	1	Nicolás Ibáñez	Atlético San Luis	align=center rowspan=1	11
align=center rowspan=2	2	Fabián Bordagaray	Sinaloa	align=center rowspan=2	7
Giovani Hernández	Zacatepec
align=center rowspan=4	4	Fernando Fabián Fernández	Atlante	align=center rowspan=4	6
Serge Patrick Njoh	Atlante
Martín Alaniz	Tapachula
Javier Orozco	Tampico Madero
align=center rowspan=4	8	Guillermo Martínez	Zacatecas	align=center rowspan=4	5
Roberto Nurse	Zacatecas
Alonso Escoboza	Sinaloa
Jorlian Sánchez	UdeG

Source:Ascenso MX

Top assists

Players sorted first by assists, then by last name.

Rank	Player	Club	Assists
align=center rowspan=1	1	Kevin Lara	Atlético San Luis	align=center rowspan=1	5
align=center rowspan=3	2	Giovani Hernández	Zacatepec	align=center rowspan=3	4
Ian González	Atlético San Luis
Fernando Madrigal	Atlético San Luis

Source: Ascenso MX Twitter Profile

Hat-tricks and more

(H) – Home ; (A) – Away

Attendance

Highest and lowest

Highest attendance					Lowest attendance
Week	Home	Score	Away	Attendance	Home	Score	Away	Attendance
1	Tampico Madero	2-0	Venados	6,023	Oaxaca	2-0	Juárez	1,352
2	Atlético San Luis	2-1	Tampico Madero	13,074	Celaya	0-0	Zacatecas	1,686
3	Tampico Madero	1–3	Celaya	6,533	Oaxaca	0–1	Sonora	1,889
4	Juárez	1–1	Zacatecas	5,994	Sonora	1–0	U. de G.	1,257
5	Atlético San Luis	4–1	Celaya	11,666	Oaxaca	1–0	Atlante	1,826
6	UAT	0–1	Sinaloa	8,560	UAEM	1–1	Tampico Madero	1,530
7	Atlético San Luis	2–0	Juárez	12,843	Oaxaca	1–0	Zacatepec	1,760
8	UAT	3–1	Tampico Madero	9,151	Sonora	3–2	Venados	873
9	Atlético San Luis	0–0	Sonora	14,937	Celaya	1–1	UAEM	1,658
10	U. de G.	0–0	Sinaloa	8,826	Tapachula	3–1	Tampico Madero	1,873
11	Atlético San Luis	0–0	Atlante	13,686	Celaya	0–0	UAT	2,699
12	Sinaloa	1-1	Zacatecas	5,543	Tapachula	2-2	Atlético San Luis	1,879
13	Atlético San Luis	3-1	Oaxaca	12,367	UAEM	1-1	Sonora	2,393
14	U. de G.	2-2	Atlético San Luis	9,752	Zacatepec	4-0	Sonora	2,759
15	Atlético San Luis	2-2	Sinaloa	19,564	Tampico Madero	1-2	Zacatepec	2,292

Source: Ascenso MX

Liguilla (Playoffs)

The four best teams of each group play two games against each other on a home-and-away basis. The higher seeded teams play on their home field during the second leg. The winner of each match up is determined by aggregate score. In the quarterfinals and semifinals, if the two teams are tied on aggregate the higher seeded team advances. In the final, if the two teams are tied after both legs, the match goes to extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shoot-out.

Quarter-finals

The first legs were played on 17 and 18 April, and the second legs were played on 20 and 21 April 2019.

All times are UTC−5 except for matches in Culiacán and Hermosillo.

Second leg

Semi-finals

The first legs were played on 24 April, and the second legs were played on 27 April 2019.

Second leg

Final

The first leg was played on 2 May, and the second leg was played on 5 May 2019.

Second leg

Aggregate table

The Aggregate table is the general ranking for the 2018–19 season. This table is a sum of the Apertura and Clausura tournament standings. The aggregate table is used to determine seeding for the "Promotion" Final and for 2019–20 Copa MX qualification.

Relegation table

The relegated team will be the one with the lowest ratio of points to matches played in the following tournaments: Apertura 2016, Clausura 2017, Apertura 2017, Clausura 2018, Apertura 2018, and Clausura 2019. On April 5, 2019, Tampico Madero was relegated to Serie A.

width=28		width=150	Team	width=40		width=40		width=40		width=40		width=40		width=40		width=45		width=45		width=50		width=45		Relegation
1	Zacatecas	33	32	23	28	32	25	173	92		+58	align=center rowspan=14	Safe for 2019–20 Season
2	Sinaloa	27	31	20	26	22	20	146	92	0	+26
3	Atlético San Luis			21	20	23	28	92	58		+14
4	Oaxaca	26	30	24	23	19	19	142	92		+25
5	Juárez	22	28	26	15	35	15	141	92		+18
6	Sonora	27	27	22	14	25	22	137	92		–5
7	Celaya	35	19	28	23	8	18	131	92		+17
8	Zacatepec	22	26	24	24	13	22	132	92		+10
9	Atlante	27	21	11	23	30	17	129	92		+11
10	UAEM	29	28	13	11	17	17	115	92	00	–8
11	UdeG	18	22	13	25	18	17	113	92		–7
12	UAT	20	16	22	18	15	17	108	92		−20
13	Tapachula	16	21	21	22	12	15	107	92	0	–20
14	Venados	20	15	23	19	9	20	106	92		–42
15		10	23	24	22	9	11	99	92		–27	Relegated to Serie A

Last update: 14 April 2019
Rules for relegation: 1) Relegation coefficient; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results between tied teams; 5) Number of goals scored away; 6) Fair Play points
R = Relegated
Source: Ascenso MX

See also

• 2018–19 Liga MX season
• 2018–19 Liga MX Femenil season

External links

• Official website of Ascenso MX

Notes and References

1. Web site: Asistencia. Spanish. 30 July 2018. ascensomx.net.
2. Web site: Atlante perdió el derecho a ascender a la Liga MX. Spanish. 31 May 2018. 2 June 2018.
3. Web site: Acuerdos de la Asamblea Ordinaria de ASCENSO Bancomer MX. 30 May 2018. 2 June 2018. Spanish.
4. Web site: El Ascenso MX se mantiene con 16 equipos. Spanish. 30 May 2018. 2 June 2018.
5. Web site: Establecen nuevas reglas en el Ascenso MX. Spanish. 30 May 2018. 2 June 2018.
6. Web site: Confirman permanencia de Lobos BUAP en la Liga Bancomer. Lobos BUAP will remain in the Liga Bancomer. 23 May 2018. 23 May 2018. Spanish.
7. Web site: Acuerdos de la Asamblea Ordinaria de la LIGA Bancomer MX. Agreements of the ordinary general assembly of the LIGA Bancomer MX. 23 May 2018. 23 May 2018.
8. Web site: Loros no podrá jugar en el Ascenso MX. Loros will not be able to play in Ascenso MX. 4 June 2018. 10 June 2018. Spanish.
9. Web site: Coyotes de Tlaxcala se queda sin Ascenso MX. Coyotes de Tlaxcala left without Ascenso MX. 4 May 2018. 20 May 2018. Spanish.
10. Web site: Gabriel Caballero, nuevo técnico de Bravos de Juárez. Spanish. 4 June 2018. 9 June 2018.
11. Web site: La directiva azulgrana, trabaja en la reestrucuración del plantel. 25 May 2018. 2 June 2018. Spanish.
12. Web site: Gabriel Pereyra toma las riendas del Atlante. Spanish. 5 June 2018. 9 June 2018.
13. Web site: Héctor Altamirano es nuevo técnico de Cimarrones. Spanish. 29 May 2018. 2 June 2018.
14. Web site: Alebrijes de Oaxaca concluye relación laboral con su director y cuerpo técnico. Spanish. Alebrijes de Oaxaca concludes working relationship with their coach and staff. 29 May 2018. 2 June 2018.
15. Web site: Alebrijes de Oaxaca anuncia a Ricardo Rayas como su DT para el A2018. Spanish. 5 June 2018. 9 June 2018.
16. Tapachula_FC . 1003855748961656832 . 4 June 2018 . ¡Gracias 'Profe'! . https://twitter.com/Tapachula_FC/status/1003855748961656832 . 9 June 2018 . https://web.archive.org/web/20180610001724/https://twitter.com/Tapachula_FC/status/1003855748961656832 . 10 June 2018.
17. Web site: Irving Rubirosa, nuevo técnico de Cafetaleros. Spanish. 6 June 2018. 9 June 2018.
18. Web site: Ricardo Valiño es cesado como técnico de los Toros de Celaya. Spanish. 4 July 2018. 8 July 2018.
19. Web site: Presentan a Enrique Meza Como Director Técnico de Celaya. Spanish. 5 July 2018. 8 July 2018.
20. Web site: Huidobro . Alina . Irving Rubirosa deja el cargo como DT de Cafetaleros de Tapachula . La Verdad Noticias . 6 September 2018 . Spanish . 27 August 2018.
21. Web site: Navarro . Juan Carlos . Diego de la Torre será jugador y DT de Cafetaleros . AS México . 6 September 2018 . Spanish . 28 August 2018.
22. Web site: Sánchez . Sergio . Eduardo Fentanes, fuera de la Jaiba Brava . MILENIO . 18 September 2018 . Spanish . 5 September 2018.
23. Web site: Vargas . Erik . Miguel de Jesús Fuentes, nuevo DT de la Jaiba Brava . MILENIO . 18 September 2018 . Spanish . 6 September 2018.
24. Web site: Gutiérrez . Ernesto . Paco Ramírez deja de ser director técnico de Dorados, que se suma a rumor sobre Maradona . Noroeste . 6 September 2018 . Spanish . 6 September 2018.
25. Web site: Diego Armando Maradona, nuevo DT de Dorados de Sinaloa . mediotiempo . 6 September 2018 . Spanish . 6 September 2018.
26. Web site: Bruno Marioni, cesado como DT de Venados . RECORD . 18 September 2018 . Spanish . 16 September 2018.
27. Web site: ¡Tiburón con astas! Joel Sánchez será el nuevo DT de Venados . Mediotiempo . 22 September 2018 . Spanish . 19 September 2018.
28. Web site: Ricardo Rayas deja de ser técnico de Alebrijes . Milenio . 3 December 2018 . Spanish . 23 November 2018.
29. Web site: ¿Recuerdas a Alex Diego? El ex de Pumas es nuevo DT . Fútbol Total . 3 December 2018 . Spanish . 1 December 2018.
30. Web site: Venados anuncia la salida de Joel Sánchez como director técnico . MARCA Claro . 3 December 2018 . Spanish . 28 November 2018.
31. Web site: Baeza . Abraham . Sergio Orduña le dará una cara nueva a Venados FC Yucatán en la Liga de Ascenso . La Verdad Noticias . 3 December 2018 . Spanish . 1 December 2018.
32. Web site: Luis Fernando Soto, Asume la Dirección Técnica de Cafetaleros . Agencia interMEDIOS Tapachula . 3 December 2018 . Spanish . 3 December 2018.
33. Web site: Cimarrones de Liga de Ascenso anuncia cese de timonel Héctor Altamirano . 20 minutos México . 19 December 2018 . Spanish . 13 December 2018.
34. News: Cimarrones ya hace pretemporada con plantel y cuerpo técnico completos . 19 December 2018 . Grada Norte . 17 December 2018 . Spanish . 27 November 2020 . https://web.archive.org/web/20201127211041/https://www.gradanorte.mx/noticias/futbol/4240-cimarrones-ya-hace-pretemporada-con-plantel-y-cuerpo-tecnico-completos.html . dead .
35. Web site: Logo deportivo SOY FIERA Bravos Fut Mundo Deportivo TIEMPO EXTRA OPINIÓN Celaya se queda sin técnico, despiden a Enrique Meza . Periódico AM . 17 January 2019 . Spanish . 5 December 2018.
36. Web site: José Islas será el técnico del Celaya durante el Clausura 2019 . Deportedigital.mx . 17 January 2019 . Spanish . 27 December 2018.
37. Web site: Sánchez . Sergio . Renuncia Director Técnico del Correcaminos . MILENIO Diario . 16 February 2019 . Spanish . 9 February 2019.
38. Web site: Correcaminos presenta a Carlos Reinoso como su nuevo técnico . Marca Claro . 16 February 2019 . Spanish . 13 February 2019.
39. Web site: Pierde la Jaiba y echan a Miguel de Jesús Fuentes . Milenio Diario . 31 March 2019 . Spanish . 5 March 2019.
40. Web site: Rivera . Héctor . Mario García asume el cargo como entrenador de la Jaiba Brava . El Sol de Tampico . 31 March 2019 . Spanish . 7 March 2019.
41. Web site: Alebrijes de Oaxaca despide a Alex Diego . Milenio Diario . 9 April 2019 . Spanish . 8 April 2019.
42. Web site: NVI Noticias Staff Lun, 04/08/2019 - 19:54 Alex Diego quedó fuera de Alebrijes . NVI Noticias . 9 April 2019 . Spanish . 8 April 2019.
43. Web site: Informe Arbitral. 20 July 2018. 30 July 2018. ascensomx.net.