The players, who made contact with referees during midweek cup games, were given long bans, but the refs are still ready to walk out.
The Liga MX Disciplinary Committee has suspended three players and decided one will not receive further punishment from separate incidents, it announced Friday night, but Liga MX referees are still set to strike during Round 10.
"The Mexican Association of Referees will not be present in Round 10 of Liga MX, fighting for respect within the field of play," said a tweet from an account several media outlets have cited as official.
La Asociación Mexicana de Árbitros no se hará presente en la #Jornada10 de #LigaMX , luchando por el #Respeto dentro del Terreno de Juego
— AMA Árbitros (@AMArbitros) March 11, 2017
The league announced Friday that Club America center back Pablo Aguilar will miss 10 matches and Toluca forward Enrique Triverio is out for eight games after each was involved in incidents with referees during their midweek Copa MX contests.