Liga México Apertura
Torneo Apertura de la Primera División del fútbol mexicano
en.as.comHere’s the latest widely reported context on the 2013 Liga MX Apertura season.
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What it is: Apertura 2013 was the opening tournament of the 2013–14 Liga MX season, featuring 18 teams competing in a split-season format with a regular phase followed by Liguilla playoffs to determine the champion. Morelia won the Apertura 2013 title, defeating Atlas in the final on penalties after a 3–3 aggregate draw.[3][7]
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Final outcome: Morelia claimed their first Apertura title in 2013, beating Atlas in the final after penalties in the deciding leg, with the aggregate ending 3–3. This marked Morelia’s first championship in the competition’s modern era.[7]
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Notable events from that Apertura: The season included a standard league format with home-and-away rounds, followed by a championship phase (Liguilla) for the top eight teams. The final standings and top scorers varied by source, but Jahir Barraza was among the top scorers in broader Apertura-era records around that year, though exact top-scorer lists for Apertura 2013 can differ by compilation.[3][7]
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Context in sources: Historical summaries and season overviews for the 2013 Apertura are documented in multiple sources, including season-by-season pages and Apertura-specific pages, with match-by-match results for the final rounds and final itself available in those records.[7][3]
If you’d like, I can pull a precise match-by-match summary of the Apertura 2013 Liguilla, the full final, and the top scorers list from a specific source and format it into a concise table.