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Goalkeeper: John McCarthy (LAFC).
Defenders: Diego Palacios (LAFC), Adonis Frías (Leon), Aaron Long (LAFC), Ivan Moreno (Leon).
Midfielders: Elias Hernandez (Leon), Luis Quinones (Tigres), Fidel Ambríz (Leon).
Forwards: *Víctor Dávila (Leon), Carlos Vela (LAFC), Dénis Bouanga (LAFC).
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