Calor de San Pedro beat CDM 3:2 in the Apertura round six clash on 2 October 2026. The result shifts the table considerably, as the home side moved up from sixth while the visitors dropped a point in third. By then the prediction had already been set — an away win at 71 per cent confidence — and it simply did not materialise.
The match itself offered little in the way of minute-by-minute detail, but the scoreline tells its own story. Calor de San Pedro, five games in with two wins, one draw and two losses, found a way to take something from a fixture that had looked straightforward on paper. CDM, six matches played with three wins, one draw and two losses, were not out-thought on the touchline so much as outlasted.
And here's the thing — Calor de San Pedro's recent form had not exactly inspired. A 7:0 defeat to Halcos Negros on 27 September sat uncomfortably beside a 4:0 win over Sierpos a week earlier. To be fair, inconsistency is nothing new in this division, but beating a top-three side after that heavy loss suggests something shifted on the day.
CDM's away record has been mixed at best. They beat Guerreros del Pacifico 1:0 on 19 September and Delfines Coatzacoalcos 2:1 on 6 September, but they lost to Artisanos Metepex 3:2 on 27 September and drew with Dragones de Oaxaca 1:1 on 13 September. This result continues that pattern — competent but not dominant.
The table now reads Calor de San Pedro with eight points from five games, CDM with ten from six. The gap remains narrow, but the momentum has shifted. Calor de San Pedro ground out the win, and in this competition that often matters more than the manner in which it was done.
