Club América, popularly known as Las Águilas, is regrouping after their recent defeat in the Clásico Nacional and is focused on their upcoming challenge against Puebla. As they train for this match at their facilities in Coapa, the team faces some absences, most notably that of Israel Reyes and newcomer Thiago Espinosa from Uruguay, who is still adapting physically and working on his anaerobic fitness in the gym.

Despite these setbacks, there are positive signs as Alan Cervantes has returned to practice, and there are hopes for Zendejas to make a comeback to the field. The coaching staff is keen on lifting the player's morale and ensuring they bounce back creatively after their last game. The fan community remains hopeful, particularly regarding Zendejas' potential impact on the team's performance.

This upcoming match against Puebla is crucial for Club América's standing, as they aim to recover from their recent performance and solidify their position in the Liga MX. With players returning from injury and adjusting to fitness, the next match could be a significant turning point for the team, fostering a renewed sense of optimism among fans and players alike.