Monterrey lost 1-2 with Atlético de San Luis, missing the possibility of getting into the top eight of the table.

With the defeat, La Pandilla remained at 14 points and confirmed that it does not have the level of play to aspire to a Liguilla.

It was of little use that Uros Durdevic scored for the third consecutive game, to open the scoring, if the albiazul team was not able to maintain an advantage against the team led by the former Rayado, Raúl Chabrand, who ended up giving a lecture to Nicolás Sánchez.

From the outset, the Albiazul coach, Nicolás Sánchez, populated the midfield with a triangle of three recovery shields: Jorge Rodríguez, Fidel Ambriz and Oliver Torres to surround Sergio Canales, who returned after an absence due to injury.

In the 19th minute, from a partnership on the right, Torres put a cross into the definition of “Djuka” for Monterrey’s 1-0 lead.

After the goal, Rayados did not take over the game; The closest thing to increasing the advantage was mid-distance shots from Canales, while San Luis warned with a clear shot that was wasted by the scorer Joao Pedro.

However, at the start of the complement a goal that “Djuka” missed became a tie for San Luis.

Durdevic missed a one-on-one and in the next play Joao Pedro scored 1-1, in the 48th minute.

After the tie, San Luis played better and created the best chances, but there they appreciated the figure of Luis “Mochis” Cárdenas to take at least two shots with goal danger.

Although in the end, the Potosí team found reward with a goal in the replacement by David Rodríguez for 1-2, which cooled the “Steel Giant”.

At that moment, a large number of fans began to leave the stadium and those who remained said goodbye to the team with a loud boo.

From Monterrey, although Roberto de la Rosa, Lucas Ocampos and Luca Orellano entered, only the latter tried to unbalance.

There are four games left, but Monterrey seems destined to be left without Liguilla.