Estadio AKRON once again confirms why it is a genuine Fortaleza Rojiblanca. Guadalajara is going through a strong spell at home, and the numbers back it up: seven consecutive matches without defeat at home, a streak that reflects the character, identity, and work consolidated by Gabriel Milito and his squad.
It all began on September 23, 2025, the night El Rebaño Sagrado claimed a 3–1 victory over Necaxa. Since then, Chivas have turned their stadium into an almost unbreakable stronghold, recording six wins and one draw in their last seven home matches.
The results speak for themselves: victories over Necaxa, Mazatlán, Atlas, Monterrey, Pachuca, and Gallos Blancos, plus a scoreless draw against Cruz Azul. During this run, Guadalajara have shown attacking sharpness and defensive solidity, with 17 goals scored and only 5 conceded—figures that highlight the team’s strength when backed by their supporters.
This outstanding home form is no coincidence. It is the result of exceptional collective work, a clear footballing identity, and the commitment the group has shown match after match in the Fortaleza Rojiblanca.
The current context makes this achievement even more meaningful: Chivas sit top of the table with 9 points and are the only team to have started the Clausura 2026 with a perfect record. From that flawless start, this streak has been built and strengthened—confirming that Guadalajara not only compete, but impose their style, especially at Estadio AKRON.
El Rebaño’s Home Streak
Chivas 3–1 Necaxa / Matchday 10, Apertura 2025
Chivas 2–0 Mazatlán / Matchday 13, Apertura 2025
Chivas 4–1 Atlas / Matchday 15, Apertura 2025
Chivas 4–2 Monterrey / Matchday 17, Apertura 2025
Chivas 0–0 Cruz Azul / First Leg, Apertura 2025 Quarterfinals
Chivas 2–0 Pachuca / Matchday 1, Clausura 2026
Chivas 2–1 Gallos / Matchday 3, Clausura 2026
