Liga MX (Mexico), round 12 · Sunday, 18 October, MSK

Santos Laguna — Querétaro FC

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Model prediction for 18 October

Santos Laguna38%
Draw27%
Querétaro FC35%
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In short

Evenly matched: Santos Laguna 38%, Querétaro FC 35%, draw 27%.

3.2 goals expected in total — close to the competition average (2.9).

Over 2.5 goals — 62%, both teams to score — 66%.

Why

  • By the strength ratings the teams are almost level.

Probabilities

Expected goals: Santos Laguna — Querétaro FC What is xG?1.6–1.6
Santos Laguna not to lose65%
Querétaro FC not to lose62%
No draw73%
Both teams to score: yes66%
Both teams to score: no34%
Total over 2.562%
Total under 2.538%

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Form

Santos Laguna

  • 12.10away · Atlético de San Luis2:1
  • 27.09Pachuca1:0
  • 21.09away · Toluca3:2
  • 14.09FC Juárez2:1
  • 07.09away · Cruz Azul0:1

Querétaro FC

  • 11.10Atlante2:0
  • 27.09away · Chivas2:0
  • 21.09León1:1
  • 12.09away · Tijuana1:0
  • 30.08away · Atlas3:1

Head to head

  • 28.02.2026Querétaro FC — Santos Laguna2:2
  • 27.10.2025Santos Laguna — Querétaro FC3:1
  • 14.04.2025Santos Laguna — Querétaro FC1:2
  • 09.11.2024Querétaro FC — Santos Laguna3:2
  • 02.03.2024Querétaro FC — Santos Laguna0:1

Full record: 6 meetings →

Table

Table «Overall», season 2026 (Apertura)
#TeamPWDLGoals+/−Pts
2, Liguilla (playoffs)Toluca1162325–15+1020
3, Liguilla (playoffs)Querétaro FC1062215–8+720
4, Liguilla (playoffs)Chivas1154218–11+719
13Tigres1134413–15-213
14Santos Laguna1141612–16-413
15Atlético de San Luis1133515–20-512

Season 2026 (Apertura)

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This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 38% will not happen in roughly 62 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →