FC Juarez vs Club Tijuana Prediction & Betting Tips

Form going in opposite directions

Tijuana's last eight league games read four wins, two draws and two defeats, with the only real blemish a 5-2 loss at Chivas.

FC Juarez: 20 completed matches; Club Tijuana: 20 completed matches.

FC Juarez

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

10% 2 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

28

Conceded

42

Difference

-14

Club Tijuana

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

28

Difference

-2

Juarez have won just once in their last nine league matches, including a 6-1 defeat away at Monterrey and a 1-5 home beating by Pumas.

Juarez's sole win came in their most recent game, so there's a hint of momentum, but the overall picture is still bleak.

Comparative Team Statistics: FC Juarez vs Club Tijuana

Recent meetings favour Tijuana

There are 14 recorded meetings between these two going back to 2019, and the recent trend leans towards Tijuana.

They won the last two head-to-head games, a 3-1 home win in November 2025 and a 2-1 away win in April 2026. Juarez's most recent win in the fixture came back in February 2025.

League position tells its own story

Tijuana currently sit sixth in Liga MX with 14 points from eight games, built on four wins and just two defeats.

Juarez are down in 18th, with only three points from nine matches and a goal difference of minus seventeen.

That's about as big a gap as you'll see between two sides in the same division.

Players carrying the goal threat

Óscar Estupiñán has scored five goals in nine appearances for Juarez, a rare bright spot in a tough campaign.

FC Juarez:

Best scorers:

Ó. Estupiñán - 5

Best assist providers:

J. Rodríguez - 3

Penalty cards:

D. García x 3

J. Murillo x 3

Club Tijuana:

Best scorers:

G. Mora - 5

Penalty cards:

I. Tona x 3

Tijuana's G. Mora has matched that output with five goals in seven games, and J. Rodríguez has added three assists for Juarez. A few players on both sides, including D. García, J. Murillo and I. Tona, have already picked up three yellow cards each.

Estupiñán's scoring rate means Juarez always carry some kind of threat, even when results go against them.

How this one might unfold

On the numbers, Tijuana look the more complete side, sitting comfortably clear of Juarez in the table and with a healthier recent record.

Juarez will want to build on their first win in a long while, and Estupiñán gives them a chance if they can create anything at all. Tijuana's own defence has had wobbles, shown by that 5-2 loss at Chivas, so it's unlikely to be entirely one-way.