Club Leon vs Necaxa Prediction & Betting Tips (1 March)

Club León’s clash with Necaxa in the Clausura 2025-26 comes at a moment when both sides are trying to steady themselves after uneven starts. The game is scheduled for late February 2026 at Estadio León, with the hosts arriving on a 2-1-4 record and seven points, while Necaxa travel with three wins, no draws and four defeats for nine points so far. León’s attack has leaned on Díber Cambindo and Rogelio Funes Mori, whereas Necaxa have found sparks from Julián Carranza and other recent additions, giving this fixture a quietly intriguing narrative in the Liga MX calendar.

Recent weeks have been rough on Club León, and that shapes the mood around this encounter. They are coming off consecutive league defeats away to Monterrey and Querétaro, both games where they failed to score, and a home loss against Tigres that underlined defensive fragility despite some promising phases of possession. Supporters will remember that León have often responded well under pressure at Estadio León, and past home meetings with Necaxa have produced tight, emotionally charged contests, including hard-fought draws and narrow victories that kept their season objectives alive.

Necaxa, for their part, arrive with a slightly better points tally but just as many questions. Their recent head-to-head record against León is mixed: they edged one meeting in 2025 but also suffered defeats in other clashes over the last couple of years, including a frustrating home loss where they struggled to break down León’s compact shape. In the broader Clausura picture, Necaxa’s three wins have been offset by defensive lapses in their four defeats, suggesting a side that can be dangerous in transition yet still vulnerable when forced to defend deep for long stretches.

All of that recent form, plus the historical balance between these clubs, points toward another tight contest rather than a runaway result. León’s need to react at home, combined with Necaxa’s willingness to attack, makes a one-goal margin feel like the most realistic outcome, and the pattern of their recent meetings often leans that way. With León slightly more desperate for a statement performance in front of their own fans, a correct score of 2-1 in their favour looks a compelling call, echoing past narrow wins such as 2-1 and the kind of away setback Necaxa have known before, similar in feel to a tight 2-1 revers