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Roberto Haz wrote that América had let the opportunity to become leaders slip away and was in second place, with the possibility of falling to third the next day. He also expressed his fear that the team would face Pachuca in the quarter-finals, as he said they would eliminate them easily. https://t.co/nodiDw39Rd #LigaMX #AmeriClub #FutbolMexicano (translated)

Roberto Haz stated that América would not be champions if Almada did not improve the defensive work. He pointed out that the team was conceding goals in every match and that, although they sometimes took the lead, their opponents quickly equalized. He also said that América had already lost the top position and described the situation as ridiculous. #América #LigaMX #Fútbol (translated)

Roberto Haz indicated that América had gone six consecutive matches without a win at the Estadio Azteca and had not won at home in over two months before drawing with Toluca. He also urged the team to strengthen as a home side and for Guillermo Almada to stop "inventing things." https://t.co/44F5HoQf2T #LigaMX #FueraAlmada #América (translated)

Roberto Haz lamented that América started losing their matches and maintained that Guillermo Almada did not correct the team's problems, but continued making changes that he considered improvised. He added that, in the playoffs, the club would end up believing in the idea that "the Azteca makes the first," and described the team's performance as bad. #America #LigaMX #Futbol (translated)

Roberto Haz described the defeat of América against Pachuca as shameful, which, he wrote, was in the last places and was led by Benjamín Mora. He also said that he didn't understand what Guillermo Almada was doing and argued that he needed to correct many things. #América #Pachuca #Fútbol (translated)

Roberto Haz highlighted that Óscar Perea performed well every time he played, even with limited minutes, and that he showed a lot of quality. He also praised América's decision to sign him, despite him being relatively unknown, and stated that he was very good. https://t.co/Q8kiQgnoNb #Fútbol #América #ÓscarPerea (translated)

Roberto Haz wrote that Henry Martín had scored a penalty for América, although he considered that the shot had been poor and that the forward had been lucky. He added that Martín had seven goals in the tournament and that América was winning. https://t.co/ltjkrNx9gy #HenryMartín #LigaMX #América (translated)

Roberto Haz shared that André Jardine posted a video to congratulate Club América on its 110th anniversary. According to Haz, Jardine said it had been an honor to coach the team, which he considered part of living history, and that he celebrated the date alongside its fans and would continue to support it as a fan. https://t.co/RvrnzJI6Bz #ClubAmerica #Aniversario110 #FutbolMexicano (translated)

Roberto Haz wrote that on October 12, 2026, the 110th anniversary of Club América was being celebrated. He stated that the club was the greatest, most winning, and powerful, and that it evoked both love and rejection. He also described it as a giant of Mexico and Concacaf and noted that its history continued forward. https://t.co/cxNUlwaZ1R #ClubAmérica #FútbolMéxico #Aniversario110 (translated)

Roberto Haz described Kevin Zenón's goal as spectacular and said that the fireworks behind the goal made the atmosphere at the Estadio Jalisco feel like a movie scene. He also stated that Atlas had one of the best fan bases in Mexican football. https://t.co/DJwEdboxxK #Atlas #futbolmexicano #golazo (translated)

Roberto Haz shared statements from Brian Rodríguez, who said that the departure of André Jardine had affected everyone because of what he meant to the team. Rodríguez added that he considered Jardine a father figure for all that he had taught him and that he was grateful. Haz said he was glad that the players spoke that way about the coach. https://t.co/WJBBOYYHkD #AndréJardine #Fútbol #Agradecimiento (translated)