After 12 years, Pumas finally take three points from El Volcán — and this episode breaks down how it really happened. No hype, no lies. This was a win built on suffering, discipline, and a massive performance from Keilor Navas.

I analyze:

• Why Keilor Navas was the clear difference

• César Garza’s breakout performance as the holding midfielder

• The tactical setup that kept Pumas alive

• A genuinely excellent team goal finished by Robert “La Pantera” Morales

• Why Tigres dominated the second half — and what still worries me

• Defensive issues that haven’t disappeared

• Angulo’s red card and the problems it creates moving forward

This win brings relief and breathing room for Efraín Juárez — but it also leaves real questions ahead of León at Ciudad Universitaria.

Pumas returned to the pitch… and delivered one of the most frustrating performances in recent memory. This episode dives straight into the mess: questionable lineup choices, tactical chaos, defensive instability, another costly Caicedo mistake, and why this didn’t feel like “rust” — it felt like a repeat of last season’s problems.

But it’s not all negative. We talk about the bright spots like Carrasquilla’s leadership, Garza’s maturity, and which players still give reasons to believe. Then we zoom out and ask the hard question: is this team actually progressing, or are we watching the same story play out again?

The Clausura begins at home and this match sets the tone.

In this episode, I break down Pumas vs Querétaro with clear expectations, not hype. From the predicted XI and tactical setup to the players under real pressure, this preview is about standards, control, and what must improve from last season.

We cover:

• Why this opener matters more than preseason

• The expected 4-3-3 and key battles in midfield

• Players who need to set the tone early

• One stat that actually matters

• A clear score prediction and what failure would look like

Consistency starts now.

A new season is here, and this is the reset Pumas needed.

In this preseason preview, I break down what actually matters heading into the new tournament: expectations, squad changes, tactical identity, and the players who will define whether this season is progress or another missed opportunity.

This episode covers:

• What Pumas are building going into the new season

• Early impressions of the transfer window and roster balance

• Key players who can swing the season

• Where the margins are still thin

• What success should realistically look like before emotions take over

No hype. No doom. Just clear standards and honest expectations as the season begins.

This episode is a full-season reality check.

Pumas’ tournament didn’t end because of one bad match or bad luck. It ended because of thin depth, failed planning, and a roster that couldn’t survive injuries or pressure moments.

I break down:

• Why the Pachuca loss exposed problems that existed all season

• How the striker situation defined the collapse

• Which signings actually delivered and which didn’t

• Where the squad regressed and why depth matters more than hype

• What the front-office changes mean for the future

This isn’t emotional venting. It’s an honest season review, grounded in what we saw on the field and what the numbers confirm.

Hope is still there but only if the club learns the right lessons.

After a frustrating regular season, Pumas UNAM scrapes into the play-in against Pachuca. We break down the season’s highs and lows, analyze key players, review transfers, and share our hopes—and frustrations—heading into this crucial match. Can Pumas overcome the odds and make it to the next phase?

Pumas smash Mazatlán 4-1 and extend their unbeaten streak to 5 matches. In this review, we break down:

• Memote’s brace and growing confidence

• Rubalcaba’s continued impact

• Medina’s emotional first goal in Mazatlán

• JJ Macías scoring on his return

• Kehler Navas saving the day from the spot

• Juárez’s press conference: solidity, balance, and Mexican pride

We also touch on the striker market collapse (Chimy Ávila deal falling through) and what it means for Pumas moving forward.

All eyes now turn to Tigres at CU.

The international break is over and Pumas return to action against Mazatlán. We head into this match with momentum after the win against Atlas, but this is a must-win game if we want to keep climbing the table. Rubalcaba, Carrasquilla, Martínez, and Angulo will be the players to watch, and Memo Martínez especially needs to deliver in front of goal. I also break down the striker situation, the transfer window rumors, and what this match means ahead of big tests against Tigres and Juárez. My prediction: Pumas 2–0 Mazatlán.

Pumas fans we’ve got a lot to unpack. From the dreadful 0–0 draw against Puebla to Aaron Ramsey’s emotional first goal in our 1–0 win over Atlas, this episode covers the highs, lows, and everything in between.

I break down what went wrong against Puebla, what clicked against Atlas, standout players like Alan Medina, Azuaje, Rubalcaba, and Ramsey, plus the ongoing hunt for a new striker. We’ll also look ahead to Mazatlán and Tigres after the international break, and talk about what this team needs to truly fight for a title.

Do you think Pumas can build momentum, or will we keep dropping points? Let me know your thoughts!

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Pumas return home against Puebla in a crucial league match. We preview the game, discuss the debut of José Juan Macías and Alan Medina, and dive into the latest transfer updates from Eduardo Saracho’s press conference.

Listen now for full breakdowns, and what’s next for Pumas.