Unlike many other top leagues, Liga MX is not dominated by one or two super clubs. Even the country’s worst teams are capable of beating the best, and this egalitarianism is fomented through an inclusive liguilla system that gives more than half the top flight a shot at the title.
Yet, the effect this parity has on the quality of the on-field product is a subject of intense debate. Some claim that equality promotes mediocrity, while others believe it signals a high level of competitiveness.
Querétaro’s recent wins over Mexico City giants Cruz Azul and América reignited the discussion.