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So in case you haven’t heard, LaVolpe has left the team, and Atlas will again have a new coach to start the next tournament. Some things will stay the same, new coach Carlos Ischia is Argentinian so that stays the same, coach Ischia promises playoffs, so that’s the same, let’s just hope the results change this time.
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Atlas lost last night to Puebla by the minimum difference of 0-1 in a game that was very exciting and could have gone either way. The loss comes especially hard since both Chivas and San Luis tied their games giving each of them a point over Atlas.
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Over the weekend Atlas tied at 1 with Pachuca, which isn’t particularly exciting except for the fact that both San Luis and Chivas lost their games which gave Atlas a chance to makeup ground.
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Another loss over the weekend puts the chance of Atlas making the playoffs that much more of a pipe dream.
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Atlas lost 1-0 over the weekend to Querétaro, a result which dropped Atlas to fourth place in group 1, one point behind Chivas.
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Atlas dropped two positions in group 2 over the weekend after Chivas and San Luis both won their makeup games.
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I apologize for the long hiatus and seeing as I’ve never really like to write about much other than the team, I will skip the details of the hiatus and hit the ground running.
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