Cruz Azul's Terrifying Start To The Clausura 2025: Facing Anselmi's Mighty Team

Cruz Azul has had a tough start to the Clausura 2025, losing four of their first six matches. This has put them in the bottom half of the table and raised concerns about their chances of making the playoffs. There are a number of factors that have contributed to Cruz Azul’s poor start, including a difficult schedule, injuries to key players, and a lack of consistency.

Cruz Azul has had to face some of the toughest teams in the league in the early going of the season. They have already played against Club America, Tigres, and Monterrey, and they still have to face Pachuca and Chivas. These are all teams that are expected to compete for the championship, and they have all given Cruz Azul a run for its money.

Cruz Azul has also been hurt by injuries to some of its key players. Matias Fernandez, Milton Caraglio, and Orbelin Pineda have all missed time this season, and their absence has been felt.

Cruz Azul has also struggled with consistency this season. They have played well in some matches, but they have also been poor in others. This inconsistency has made it difficult for them to build any momentum.

Cruz Azul’s poor start has been in contrast to the success of their rivals, Anselmi. Under manager Luis Fernando Tena, Anselmi has won four of their first six matches and are one of the strongest teams in the league.

There are a number of different perspectives on Cruz Azul’s poor start to the season. Some believe that the team simply isn’t good enough to compete for the championship. Others believe that the team is still adapting to new manager Raul Gutierrez. Still others believe that the team is simply unlucky and that they will turn things around soon.

It is still too early to say what will happen with Cruz Azul this season. However, their poor start to the Clausura 2025 is a cause for concern. The team needs to find a way to improve its consistency and start winning games. Otherwise, they will be in danger of missing the playoffs.