The winner of the Apertura 2016 Final will depend largely on how Nahuel Guzmán and Moisés Muñoz behave, the goalkeepers of Tigres de la UANL and Club América, respectively.
That is why we present you a comparison of their performances throughout the semester, where, although the Argentinian started with better numbers, the goalkeeper of the Águilas improved his performance in the last four matches, corresponding to the Quarterfinals and Semifinals, where the Tigres defeated the Pumas and León, while the bluecreams were victorious against Chivas and Necaxa.
THE REGULAR PHASE BELONGS TO NAHUEL
The goalkeeper of the felines arrives with 1,530 minutes in the 17 matchdays, where he was forceful by receiving only 13 goals, making the university team the one that received the least goals, an honor they share with Xolos de Tijuana.
On the other hand, Moy accumulated 1,350 minutes in 15 matchdays and received 22 goals in the regular phase of the tournament, including the thrashings inflicted by Chivas and León, a match from Matchday 9 that led to Ignacio Ambriz's departure.
MOY HAS A SLIGHT ADVANTAGE IN THE PLAYOFFS
The arrival of Ricardo La Volpe to Coapa meant a wake-up call for the Americanist team, and Muñoz was no exception. Since 'El Bigotón' took over as coach, the bluecreams' goalkeeper received nine goals, but his best performance came in the playoffs. In these instances, Moy had a slight superiority with two goals conceded in the 'Fiesta Grande', while the Argentinian continued with his good rhythm of play and conceded three goals, one more than his opponent.
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