2024 Leagues Cup- Tigres vs Puebla

Final Play

31 Jul 2024 — 2 min read

Diego Reyes heads in the winner in the 85th minute thanks to a great cross from Marcelo Flores. (Photographed by Moises Montes, @vkxmoii on instagram)

A dramatic night at Shell Energy Stadium as Tigres edged out Puebla 2–1 in a tight and competitive 2024 Leagues Cup group-stage clash.

Tigres drew first blood thanks to a goal by Sebastián Córdova early on — setting the tone for a fast-paced start.
Puebla responded before halftime when Diego de Buen leveled the score, giving the match a dangerous balance heading into the second half.
The decisive moment came when Diego Reyes rose up — heading in a cross from Marcelo Flores to seal the victory for Tigres.
From there, Tigres controlled the tempo and defended just enough to hold on.

Scroll through the gallery below to see the intensity on the field, the celebrations, and the moments that defined the night.

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