Toluca Wins Liga MX Clausura 2025 Ending 15-Year Drought

Toluca ended a 15-year championship drought by defeating Club América 2-0 in the Liga MX Clausura 2025 final, halting América's attempt to win a historic fourth consecutive title. The match was tightly contested and scoreless for over 120 minutes until Brazilian defender Luan Garcia scored a header, followed by Alexis Vega sealing the victory with a penalty. Toluca's defensive resilience kept América from scoring during the final two legs, marking a significant factor in their triumph. Under coach Antonio Mohamed, Toluca demonstrated maturity and poise throughout the playoffs, overcoming top teams like Monterrey and Tigres UANL before besting the reigning champions. The victory marked Toluca's 11th league title, moving them closer to Mexico's most successful clubs, while Mohamed became the third manager to win four Liga MX titles with four different teams. Meanwhile, América now prepares for a crucial playoff against LAFC for a FIFA Club World Cup spot, signaling the end of their dominance in recent seasons.