Guadalajara once again showed that El Clásico de México is played differently. On a night that brought thousands of Chivahermanos together in California, the Rebaño Sagrado claimed another edition of this historic rivalry, defeating América 2-0 in the friendly match played last night in Oakland as part of Tour Rebaño 2026.
However, the victory left much more than the pride of defeating América: Chivas extended its strong run of form, maintained its positive streak against the Águilas, and four young players from the Cantera Rojiblanca experienced a night they will never forget.
The Nación Rojiblanca enjoyed the victory in Oakland from start to finish, and here we bring you all the numbers and facts left by El Clásico de México.
What El Clásico de México in Oakland Left Behind
- Chivas defeated América again just two weeks after the draw in El Clásico de México in Liga MX.
- Guadalajara extended its unbeaten streak against the Águilas to 5 consecutive matches, with a record of 3 wins and 2 draws across official and friendly matches.
- Gabriel Milito remains unbeaten in the 9 Clásicos he has managed as Chivas head coach against América and Atlas. The rojiblanco boss has a record of 7 wins and 2 draws.
- With the victory in Oakland, Guadalajara reached 13 matches with only 2 defeats across all competitions. During this stretch, the Rebaño has recorded 7 wins, 4 draws and just 2 defeats across Liga MX, Leagues Cup and friendly matches.
- A special night for the Cantera Rojiblanca. Carlos Hernández, Leonel Calderón, Rodrigo Parra and Jesús Hernández made their first appearances with Guadalajara’s First Team, taking an important step forward in their respective careers.
- Guadalajara remains the second-best defensive team, having conceded just 10 goals.
- Gabriel Milito has a 57.1% win rate as Guadalajara head coach, with a record of 28 wins, 12 draws and 16 losses in 56 official matches, including Liga MX and Leagues Cup.
