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🇲🇽 Liga MX · 2026/27

Club America

1st of 18 in the Liga MX table on 21 points. 12 players with minutes this season and 12 goals between them. The top scorer is H. Martín with 6.

Position
1st
of 18 in Liga MX
Points
21
10 GP · 6W 3D 1L
Goals for and against
22:11
difference +11
Last five
most recent on the right
Team goals
12
in Liga MX
Top scorer
H. Martín
6 goals · 50 % of the total
Best rated
M. Vázquez
7.02 · 6 GP
Youngest with minutes
D. Espinoza
21 yrs · 776 min
Player Age GP Min Goals Assists IIG Rating
1H. MartínFW · Mexico 33 9 737 6 2 0.98 6.98
2Raphael VeigaFW · Brazil 30 9 592 1 2 0.46 6.88
3D. EspinozaDF · Mexico 21 10 776 0 2 0.23 6.84
4R. JuárezDF · Mexico 24 7 556 0 1 0.16 5.52
5C. BorjaMF · Colombia 33 8 597 1 0 0.15 6.73
6É. SánchezMF · Mexico 26 10 668 0 1 0.13 7
7M. VázquezDF · Mexico 21 6 540 0 0 — 7.02
8R. CotaGK · Mexico 38 7 630 0 0 — 6.34
9A. CervantesMF · Mexico 27 6 500 0 0 — 5.91
10B. RodríguezFW · Uruguay 25 7 418 3 1 — 7.23
11I. ViolanteMF · Mexico 22 7 417 1 1 — 6.03
12K. ÁlvarezDF · Mexico 26 7 403 0 3 — 6.5

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What each column means
Age · Age
Years old. With similar numbers, a younger player has more room to grow.
GP · Games played
Matches he has appeared in this season, as a starter or off the bench.
Min · Minutes played
Total minutes on the pitch. The denominator of every per-90 metric.
Goals · Goals
Goals scored in the competition shown. Penalties included, as in any official table.
Assists · Assists
Passes that lead directly to a team-mate scoring.
IIG · Goal Impact Index
IIG = (goals + assists) × 90 ÷ minutes × league coefficient. It measures goal involvement per 90 minutes and weights it by how hard the competition is, using the same coefficient as the European Golden Shoe (×2 for UEFA's five best leagues, ×1.5 for those ranked 6th to 21st, ×1 for the rest). Only computed from 450 minutes up: below five full games a per-90 rate means nothing. Above 2.00 is elite.
Rating · Average match rating
The average of the rating API-Football assigns to each of the player's matches, on a 0-10 scale where 6 is an average game. Their own algorithm computes it from in-match actions (passes, duels, shots, errors) and the weights are not published: it is third-party data shown as-is, not a calculation of ours. It is what makes non-scorers — midfielders, defenders and goalkeepers — comparable, where nothing better exists.

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