Atlas and Querétaro Battle to 0-0 Draw at Estadio Jalisco

Atlas and Querétaro faced off on March 22, 2026, at Estadio Jalisco, where the match ended without a single goal, resulting a 0-0 draw. The game showcased a stark difference between the two teams' standings, with Atlas holding a stronger position but unable to convert possession into goals.

Atlas dominated the match with 64.1% possession compared to Querétaro's 35.9%. They attempted 17 shots, with 3 on target, whereas Querétaro managed 13 attempts, 2 of which were on goal. The lack of scoring was a disappointment for Atlas, who had hoped to leverage their home advantage.

Referee Luis Alfredo García Rodríguez officiated the game, which saw a total of two yellow cards issued to Querétaro players, Bernardo Parra and Ali Avila, both penalized for fouls. Atlas, on the other hand, managed to avoid any yellow cards during the match.

Atlas entered the match with a record of 5 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses from 12 games, placing them with 18 points and a goal difference of -2. Querétaro, struggling this season, had only managed 1 win, 5 draws, and 5 losses from 11 matches, leaving them with just 8 points and a goal difference of -8.

Throughout the match, Atlas made several substitutions to try and shake things up offensively. Notable substitutions included Luis Gamboa coming on for Paulo Ramírez at the 59th minute and Sergio Ismael Hernandez Flores replacing Diego Gonzalez shortly after at the 81st minute. Eduardo Aguirre also entered the fray, taking over from Augustín Rodríguez at the 72nd minute. These changes, unfortunately, did not translate into goals.

Querétaro also made their own substitutions, with Waldo Madrid replacing Jhojan Julio at the 89th minute, and Eduardo Pérez Reyes coming on for Mateo Coronel at the same time. Juan Robles took the field for Juan Pablo Cazares Torres at the 62nd minute, but none of these moves proved effective enough to break the deadlock.

Both teams had their moments, but the inability to finish chances left fans frustrated. Atlas had a strong start to the season, but this match highlighted their struggles to maintain consistency, particularly against a team like Querétaro, who have been having a tough time this season.

The match statistics reveal that Atlas had more corner kicks, earning 3 to Querétaro's 7, which might indicate their attempts to pressure the opposing defense. Yet, the lack of shots on goal showed that their offensive strategies were not yielding results. The goalkeepers were also tested, with Atlas making 2 saves and Querétaro 3, demonstrating that both defenses were on alert throughout the match.

Atlas currently sits mid-table, still seeking to climb higher, but they need to convert their possession into goals if they hope to challenge for a playoff spot. The draw against Querétaro, a team struggling at the bottom of the table, raises concerns about their ability to capitalize on favorable situations.

Querétaro, meanwhile, will take some solace from the draw, having managed to secure a point against a stronger opponent. This result could serve to boost their morale slightly, though they will need to find a way to turn their season around quickly to avoid relegation concerns.

With the Liga MX season still young, both teams have plenty of time to adjust and improve. Atlas will need to regroup and focus on their finishing, whereas Querétaro must build on this draw and find ways to convert their opportunities into wins.

The next matches will be telling for both teams. Atlas needs to show they can consistently perform and convert their chances into goals, especially at home. For Querétaro, every point counts, and they must find a way to turn their season around before it’s too late.

Fans will be eagerly watching to see if Atlas can regain their form and if Querétaro can start racking up the wins. The draw leaves both teams with much to ponder and adjust before their next encounters.