Xpath and attributes of the father

I'm scraping a web with the following structure

<tbody>
   <tr class='Leaguestitle'>...<\tr>
   <tr id='tr1_abababa'>..<\tr>
   <tr id='tr2_abababa'>..<\tr>
   .
   .
   <tr id='tr1_acacaca'>..<\tr>
   <tr id='tr2_acacaca'>..<\tr>
   <tr align='center'>..<\tr>
   .
   .
   <tr id='tr1_cbcbcbc'>..<\tr>
   <tr id='tr2_cbcbcbc'>--<\tr>
   <\tbody>

Each node then has its children with relevant information. To get the nodes I want, I use an xpath:

allrows=table.find_elements_by_xpath(
        './/tr[@class="Leaguestitle"] | .//tr[contains(@id,"tr1")] | .//tr[@align="center"]')

Goal for row in allrows:

The problem is that to know which type of 3 each node belongs to, I need that in the row node the tr tag appears, while with that search I only get the children of each node tr

I have tried to solve it in the following way:

row=row.find_element_by_xpath('..')

That theoretically returns the parent node, which I see happening when I do

print(row.get_attribute('innerHTML'))

However, when I try to filter according to the attributes of each node tr so much

row.get_attribute('class')

as

row.get_attribute('id')

It returns them to me as empty for all nodes, when I should not. What am I doing wrong?