Either LAFC will end Mexico's domination of the Concacaf Champions League, or the Tigres UANL will end its lengthy quest for regional glory.
That's what's on the line in Orlando Tuesday night, as the MLS and Liga MX powers go head-to-head for the CCL title at Exploria Stadium.
Mexican sides have won the competition for the last 14 years, including every one since Concacaf altered its format in 2008. While Tigres has enjoyed success in the competition, it has fallen in the final in three of the last four years and is desperate to lift the trophy.