Toluca defeated LAFC with a score of 4-0 in the second leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals. Helinho scored a penalty in the 49th minute and Everardo del Villar increased the lead in the 58th. Portuguese striker Joao Paulo Dias 'Paulinho' added two goals in stoppage time to seal the victory for the Red Devils. With this result, Toluca qualified for the tournament final against UANL Tigres. The final will be on May 30 and will be the first all-Mexican final since 2021. Toluca is seeking its third title in the tournament and its first since 2003. The team achieved the victory despite the absence of two Mexican national team players, Alexis Vega and Jesús Gallardo. LAFC finished the match with 10 players after Ryan Porteous was sent off in the 88th minute. Toluca dominated the match from the start and their victory was well-deserved. The Red Devils now focus on the final against Tigres. The excitement is high in the team and the players are ready for the challenge. The final promises to be an exciting match and Toluca fans are eager to see their team in action. Toluca's coach was pleased with the team's performance and is confident about their chances in the final. The team's strategy and tactics were effective against LAFC and they will look to repeat this success in the final.