Club Queretaro vs Puebla Prediction: Match Analysis – 9 November 2026
Club Queretaro vs Puebla prediction for the Liga MX match on Monday, 9 November 2026: recent form, head-to-head record and the key numbers that decide it. More games: single soccer picks.
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PueblaBoth Club Queretaro and Puebla arrive at Estadio La Corregidora in poor recent form, each collecting just 3 and 2 points respectively over their last five matches. However, Queretaro's clear head-to-head advantage—having won four of the last five meetings between these rivals—provides a contrasting signal to their current league struggles.
Club Queretaro vs Puebla Prediction: The Numbers
Club Queretaro took 3 of a possible 15 points in their last 5 matches (5 scored, 13 conceded); Puebla took 2 of 15 (6 scored, 11 conceded). In their last 5 meetings Club Queretaro won 4, Puebla won 1 and 0 ended level.
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The historical record between these clubs strongly favors Queretaro. Over their last five meetings, Queretaro won 4 and Puebla won 1, with no draws. Most recently, Club Queretaro won 2-1 away at Puebla on April 25, 2026, and before that claimed a 3-1 home victory on October 4, 2025. Puebla's only victory in this span came at home on September 14, 2024 (2-1). While a small sample, the pattern is clear: Queretaro has been the superior side in direct competition, particularly at home, where they have won both their most recent encounters.
Both Teams in Freefall
Queretaro's recent stretch has been particularly harsh: one win in five matches, 5 goals scored against 13 conceded, yielding just 3 points from their last five outings. Puebla's record over the same period is marginally worse—0 wins, 2 draws, 3 losses—though they have managed 6 goals for while shipping 11. Both defenses are leaking chances, and both offenses are misfiring. Puebla at least has drawn twice to break the losing pattern, while Queretaro's sole win came in their most recent fixture, offering a sliver of hope.
Apertura Midpoint Struggles
Liga MX's Apertura tournament reaches matchday 16 with both sides fighting to salvage their campaigns. Club Queretaro and Puebla sit in the lower reaches of the table, each enduring extended winless runs that have left them searching for consistency. This fixture offers both teams a chance to reverse course, though neither arrives with momentum on their side.
Key Factors
Both teams in weak form: Queretaro 1 win in 5 (3 pts), Puebla 0 wins in 5 (2 pts) over recent stretch
Queretaro's head-to-head edge: 4 wins in last 5 meetings vs. Puebla, including home victories
Defensive vulnerability: Queretaro conceding 13 goals in 5 recent matches; Puebla 11 in 5
Queretaro's recent win: sole victory came in their most recent match, slight momentum advantage
Goal-scoring inconsistency: combined 11 goals in 5 games for Queretaro, 6 for Puebla—both struggling to finish
Recent Form vs. Historical Advantage
This fixture pits two contrasting signals against each other. On one hand, both teams are mired in poor recent form, with weak defensive records and struggling attacks—neither looks capable of delivering a dominant performance. On the other hand, Queretaro's historical dominance in this matchup (4 wins in 5 meetings) is a notable advantage that may hold weight even in their current struggles. Puebla's marginal edge in recent goal-scoring (6 for vs. Queretaro's 5) is offset by their inability to convert draws into wins. Queretaro's home ground and their clear head-to-head edge suggest they enter as favorites despite both sides' poor runs, though the quality of play from either team remains in question given their recent defensive fragility and inconsistent finishing.