More than 40 days have passed since the last time Chivas played a match at home and this Saturday the Rebaño will be able to reconnect with their fans when they host the Bravos on matchday 6 of the Apertura 2024.
The Red-and-White team's mission is to get three points and here's everything you need to know before tomorrow's match.
How do they arrive?
- El Chiverío will arrive at this match after earning a point against Tigres at the Estadio Universitario, after a 1-1 draw against the universitarios. The team from Guadalajara is ninth in the table with 8 points.
- On the other side, Bravos were thrashed by Necaxa in Aguascalientes, resulting in a 3-0 defeat against the team from Juarez. The Bravos have only 1 unit in the AP24.
What happened in their most recent encounter?
- Tapatíos and Borderers clashed on matchday 6 of last season and the Rebaño won 2-1 with goals from 'Pollo' Briseño and 'Pocho' Guzmán.
Who are Chivas' call-ups?
- The Rebaño closed their preparation to return to the Akron Stadium with the Red-and-White Nation and maintain their unbeaten home record. To find out the 22 players selected by Fernando Gago, CLICK HERE.
Latest line-ups
- Chivas: Raúl Rangel; Alan Mozo, Gilberto Sepúlveda, Antonio Briseño, José Castillo; Rubén González, Erick Gutiérrez (C), Fernando Beltrán; Cade Cowell, Roberto Alvarado, Ricardo Marín.
Coach Fernando Gago
- Juárez: Benny Díaz; Moisés Castillo, José Abella, Diego Campillo, Ralph Orquín, Carlos Salcedo; Jonathan González, Dieter Villalpando (C), Ían Torres; Avilés Hurtado, Ángel Zaldívar.
D.T. Miguel Barbieri
Who will be the referees for the match?
-Referee: Adonai Escobedo González
-Assistant 1: Enedina Caudillo Gómez
-Assistant 2: Manuel Alfonso Martínez Sánchez
-Fourth: Alan Cristóbal Rodríguez Cancino
-VAR: Salvador Pérez Villalobos and Abraham de Jesús Quirarte Contreras
Did you know that...?
- The 10 Liga MX meetings between Guadalajara and Juárez occurred in the regular phase and Chivas scored points in nine of them (6W 3T 1D). That lone loss is Chivas' lowest record against the same opponent in Liga MX since 2019 along with Querétaro, among the teams they faced three or more times.
- Chivas never conceded more than 2 goals per game when hosting Juárez in Liga MX (2W 2T 1D). Guadalajara has seven goals for and five against in this condition.
- Guadalajara has five home matches without conceding a goal (3W 2T) and if it goes one more match without conceding, it could equal the streak it registered in the 2004 Clausura, when it went six consecutive matches without conceding (4W 2T). The longest such streak was in 1972 (7 Games Playes, 3W 4T) and another in 1965 (7 Games Played 6W 1T).
- If he plays against Juárez, Roberto Alvarado would reach 100 appearances with Guadalajara in Liga MX, with 19 goals and 17 assists. He would be the eighteenth player to reach 100 games played with Chivas since 2013.
- With his goal against Mazatlán, Víctor Guzmán reached 100 direct goal appearances in Liga MX. He is the 18th player to reach 100 in this category since 2013.
- The 2 youngest players to have more than one direct intervention on goal in the Apertura 2024 are from Guadalajara: Cade Cowell, who has four and is 20 years and 230 days old, and Armando González with three interventions and 21 years and 131 days old.
- Guadalajara is the team with the most direct attacks (17) in the Apertura 2024, and also scored the most goals in this way, on four occasions.
- El Rebaño is the second team that received the second fewest shots after a loss in the first 40 meters of its field in the Apertura 2024 (4, along with Toluca and Puebla). It is only surpassed by León, with two.
- The Tapatían team has gone more than a year without losing after opening the scoring in the category.
- Raúl Rangel has 12 unbeaten goals in 28 games with Chivas. Counting since 2013, he has the best average of clean sheets per game (0.43) of Guadalajara in Liga MX.
