Juan Tilano is MVP of the Kings League Openbank Mexico final, with five Atlético Parceros FC players in the Team of the Final
Felipe Urán made five saves, Alex Mosquera sealed the 6-4 and Christian Lagunas ends the tournament on 12 goals. This is the Team of the Final from the Kings League Openbank Mexico.

Juan Tilano is the MVP of the Kings League Openbank Mexico final. The Atlético Parceros FC player scored twice in the 6-4 win over Los Chamos FC on Saturday 24 October at El Domo Openbank: he opened the scoring in the 2nd minute and made it 4-2 in the 22nd.
Tilano heads a Team of the Final with five players from the champions: Felipe Urán, Andrés Osorno, Alex Mosquera and Alexis Gómez join him. Los Chamos FC provide Christian Lagunas and Pablo Medina, who scored three of their side’s four goals.
Tilano opens the final and answers at 3-2
Tilano needed two minutes to score the first goal of the final. When Lagunas pulled it back to 3-2 in the 21st, he replied a minute later with his second goal to make it 4-2. He had four shots and two went in.
James Rodríguez and Pelicanger’s team reached the final from the Quarter-Finals, with two knockout ties settled in Shootouts. Tilano takes the MVP award in the match that won them the title.
Urán, Osorno, Mosquera and Alexis Gómez complete the champions’ contingent
Felipe Urán made 5 saves in the final and is the goalkeeper in the Team of the Final. Alexis Gómez scored a penalty to make it 2-0 in the 7th minute, just before Pelicanger’s President Penalty, and Andrés Osorno made it 5-3 in the 30th.
Alex Mosquera wrapped up the final with the 6-4 in the 38th minute, four minutes after Los Chamos FC had cut the gap to one. All five Atlético Parceros FC players in the Team of the Final either scored or made saves in the 6-4 win that gave them the Kings League Openbank Mexico.
Lagunas and Medina, the goals for Los Chamos FC
Christian Lagunas pulled one back with a Shootout in the 7th minute and made it 3-2 in the 21st. Those two goals mean he finishes the Kings League Openbank Mexico as the tournament’s top scorer, with 12. Pablo Medina made it 5-4 in the 34th minute and left Karen Torres’s team one goal away from forcing a Shootout decider.
The Kings Cup has its names, now it’s over to the Golden Crown vote
With the MVP and the Team of the Final decided, the Kings League Openbank Mexico has handed out all its player awards. The Golden Crown 2026 gala is on 30 November and voting is still open.


