Toluca advances to the Concacaf Champions Cup final after defeating LAFC in the semi-final series. Multiple reports say Toluca overcomes an MLS opponent by winning the tie on aggregate, with the match described as a four-goal turnaround that produces a 5-2 aggregate result. With LAFC eliminated, the remaining semi-finalists are Mexican clubs, setting up an all-Mexican final between Toluca and Tigres UANL. The Athletic and Inside World Football both frame the outcome as part of Mexico’s continued strength in the region’s top club competition. Inside World Football adds that the final gives Toluca home advantage, though details such as venue are not specified in the available excerpts. The sources also note the broader pattern of Mexican dominance in the tournament, with an all-LigaMX final continuing a long run of Mexican club success. The final is reported to be scheduled for May 30, with the winner set to claim the Concacaf title and a place at the FIFA Club World Cup.