The inaugural Campeones Cup title is going home with the big cats. 

Paced by a brace from Jesus Dueñas, Tigres UANL defeated Toronto FC 3-0 at BMO Field Wednesday night, adding another trophy to their packed trophy case and taking a measure of revenge for TFC's victory when these teams clashed in the quarterfinals of the Concacaf Champions League earlier this year. 

Dueñas opened the scoring in the first half with a darting run from the Tigres left flank into space behind the Toronto defense, racing into the Reds' penalty box before beating goalkeeper Alex Bono at the near post. He doubled Los Felinos' lead shortly after the hour mark, sizing up a TFC half-clearance of a corner kick and lashing a superb first-time strike into the bottom left corner from some 25 yards out. 

The outlook darkened even further for the home side mere moments later, when defender Eriq Zavaleta was victimized by his deflection of a centering pass that wrongfooted Bono and trickled into the net for a 3-0 Tigres lead. 

Toronto substitute Lucas Janson cut the deficit from the penalty spot after Dueñas handled a TFC cross in his team's box, though it would prove only a consolation goal as the Mexican giants salted away their victory to cram more suffering into the Reds' star-crossed 2018 campaign.