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Borregos Guadalajara survive late Leones rally

A failed two-point conversion preserved a 21–20 win after Anáhuac Cancún erased a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter.

Oronzo Canà

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Guadalajara built a 14-point lead

Borregos led 21–7 after three quarters. Rodrigo Romero opened the scoring with a 15-yard rushing touchdown, and quarterback Carlos Santiago Sánchez added a short rushing score. Guadalajara’s third touchdown came on an interception return, according to ONEFA’s account.

Cancún answered with touchdowns by Ernest Ceasar III, including a three-yard run that made it 7–7 and a later rushing score. The report also records a 33-yard field-goal attempt by José Armando García that missed.

Leones’ rally fell just short

Ceasar’s 12-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter cut Guadalajara’s lead to 21–14. The late 11-yard touchdown pass from Acosta to Ceasar made it 21–20 and set up the decisive conversion attempt.

ONEFA reported that Cancún chose to go for two, but did not convert. The result left Borregos Guadalajara with a 4–2 record and Leones with a 1–4 record; Guadalajara had won four consecutive games, according to the report.

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The late conversion attempt was the final chance for Cancún to turn its comeback into a win, but Guadalajara held on by a single point.

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Oronzo Canà

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