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How to watch Santos Laguna vs Monterrey online for free today: Liga MX live stream, start time, stats, and TV channel
Santos Laguna will host Monterrey in the Liga MX second matchday today, January 21, at 9:00 PM ET in the Estadio Corona. Here you can find all the information about how to watch this game, including the date, kick-off time, preview, and TV channels.
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Santos Laguna will aim to secure their first victory in the current Liga MX after drawing 1-1 against Chivas de Guadalajara last Saturday in their debut. The Lagunero team, which finished in the ninth position during the Apertura with 23 points in 17 matches, is eager to improve its performance.
On the other side, Monterrey will seek to achieve their second consecutive win after a solid performance against Puebla, where they won 2-0. Additionally, the Rayados have maintained good form, having not lost in the last four matches, including a friendly against River Plate from Argentina last week, where they provided playing time to several members of their squad.
Below is all the information on how to watch this event for free in the US.
When and where will this matchup be played?
- Date: Sunday, January 21, 2024
- Time (US): 9:00 PM ET
- Venue: Estadio Corona, Mexico
What is the TV channel for this game?
- FOX Sports 1
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