Toluca Gets May 30 Concachampions Final at Nemesio Díez

Toluca will host the concachampions final on Saturday, May 30, at Estadio Nemesio Díez. The one-match title game will be played at the home ground of the team that earned the most points in the knockout rounds, and Toluca finished first on that list.

Toluca's knockout-round edge

The assignment gives Toluca home field for the final after Antonio Mohamed's team beat LAFC 5-2 on aggregate in the semifinal. On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at Estadio Nemesio Díez, Helinho scored a penalty in the 49th minute, Ever López added one in the 58th, and Paulinho scored twice in stoppage time.

That run turned the second leg into a 4-1 win on the night and sent Toluca into the final with the strongest knockout-round points total. The final will be played at the same stadium where Toluca finished the semifinal and where the title game is now set for May 30.

Tigres and Nahuel Guzmán

Tigres UANL reached the final from the other side of the bracket by beating Nashville SC 1-0 in the second leg and 2-0 on aggregate. That result kept the final pairing open until Toluca's semifinal was settled, but the host site was already determined by the knockout-round points race.

Nahuel Ignacio Guzmán Palomeque also added a line to his record during the run. The Tigres goalkeeper reached 190 official matches without allowing a goal in competitions available to Mexican clubs, moving past Óscar the Conejo Pérez on that list and leaving him seven clean sheets behind José de Jesús Corona.

May 30 at Nemesio Díez

The practical takeaway is simple: the final is fixed for May 30, and it will be staged in Toluca rather than at a neutral site. For Toluca, that means the club gets the one-match title game on its own field after earning the knockout-round advantage that put Nemesio Díez in line to host it.