Guadalajara has a new appointment with the Rojiblanca Republic, where they will look to make the AKRON Stadium count once again when they host Pumas this Sunday, in a match corresponding to Matchday 8 of the Apertura 2026.
The Sacred Flock comes into this match aiming to stay among the top spots in the standings and earn 3 points that will allow them to remain in the fight for the upper part of the overall table. In addition, they will look to extend their unbeaten streak against the auriazules to 10 matches.
We know the Rojiblanca Nation is ready to support Mexico's most beloved team, so here is the information you need to know before the match against the university side.
How are they coming in?
Guadalajara heads into this match after beating Atlético de San Luis 3-0 at Estadio Libertad Financiera, a result that earned them 3 important points and temporarily placed them second in the overall standings with 14 points.

#match #guadalajara

Pumas got their first home win of the Apertura 2026 after beating Leon by a 3-1 score. Pumas played a solid match and were able to recover after giving up the tying goal to get a solid three points and climb into the Liguilla zone with the victory. Leon battled hard but it wasn't enough. They will return home to host Atletico San Luis on Monday while Pumas will have a tough away match on Sunday when they visit Guadalajara to face off against Chivas.
The 1st half started with Pumas coming out with their usual starting 11 and without Cesar Huerta, who was expected to make his return to Pumas but was rule out because of an injury. Off a counter, Jordi Cortizo got off a left footed shot that would go just wide. Ismael Diaz got off a right footed shot from outside the area that went just wide. A left footed shot in the area from Cristian Calderon would go wide. Off a counter, Luciano Herrera would get off a left footed shot from outside the area that would be saved by Leon's goalkeeper, Oscar Garcia. Cristian Calderon had hurt himself when he got off his left footed shot and had to be subbed out because of that injury. Angel Azuaje was subbed in his place. In the middle of the half, an incredible rain storm started to fall which would probably have a big impact in the match. A cross into the area found Diaz, who whiffed on his close range shot and wasted a great opportunity. A great thru pass found Uriel Antuna but the ball was cleared off his feet by Leon's defense. After a cross into the area was bouncing in the area, Antuna would get off a right footed shot that went wide. From outside the area, Ivan Moreno got off a great right footed shot that forced a wonderful save from Pumas' goalkeeper, Keylor Navas. A great cross into the area by Rodrigo Lopez was beautifully headed by Juninho past Garcia to give Pumas the 1-0 lead. It was a deserved goal as Pumas had been the better team after a slow start. A cross into the area was headed from close range by Diaz but Navas made a good save. The halftime whistle blew and after a good first 45 minutes, Pumas took the deserved lead to their dressing room.
The 2nd half started with Leon subbing out Juan Pablo Dominguez for Diber Cambindo. A cross into the area was headed wide by Herrera. A cross into the area would get to a wide open Jose Alvarado, who got off a great half bicycle kick past Navas to score and tie the match at 1-1. It was a bad mistake by Pumas' defense in leaving Alvarado wide open but he made a great goal with the opportunity. Diaz got off a right footed shot in the area that went wide. Off a counter, the ball would eventually reach Herrera, whose right footed shot went wide. Leon subbed out Ivan Rodriguez for Rodrigo Echeverria. A lob into the area found a wide open Juninho but his right footed volley went wide in a terrible miss. Pumas subbed out Uriel Antuna for Alan Medina. Off a good run, the pass into the area found Cambindo, whose left footed shot went past Navas but hit the post. A

The Apertura 2026 has once again confirmed the evolution of Diego Campillo. The center back who came through the Cantera Rojiblanca has established himself as an immensely valuable piece for Guadalajara and, matchday after matchday, has shown that his growth goes hand in hand with a greater influence within Gabriel Milito's system.
Ahead of Jornada 8, in which Chivas will host Pumas at Estadio AKRON, Campillo emerges as the player to watch for El Rebaño Sagrado, both because of the level he has shown throughout the tournament and because of his previous performances against the university side.
The 24-year-old defender has played in 6 of Guadalajara's 7 matches in AP26, and he has found an ideal setting in the libero position to maximize some of his main strengths: reading the game, defending large ****** es and his ability to initiate attacks from the back.
Campillo has become one of the main players responsible for maintaining Guadalajara's high defensive line. On many occasions, he is the last man back and, from that position, he has had to directly face forwards with tremendous quality and very different characteristics.
Throughout this tournament, he has demonstrated his ability to prevail in individual duels against powerful and fast attackers, while also improving considerably when defending the ****** e behind the defensive line.

#back #position

The Apertura 2026 has once again confirmed the growth of Diego Campillo. The center back developed in the Cantera Rojiblanca has established himself as a hugely valuable piece for Guadalajara and, match after match, has shown that his development goes hand in hand with greater influence within Gabriel Milito's system.
Heading into Matchday 8, when Chivas will host Pumas at Estadio AKRON, Campillo stands out as the Rebaño Sagrado's player to watch, both for the level he has shown throughout the tournament and for his track record against the university side.
The 24-year-old defender has played in 6 of the 7 matches Guadalajara has contested in AP26, and he has found in the sweeper role an ideal setting to enhance some of his main strengths: reading the game, the ability to defend large **** es, and his quality in building attacks from the back.
Campillo has become one of the main figures responsible for holding together Guadalajara's high defensive line. He is often the last man and, from that position, has had to go directly up against forwards of enormous quality with very different characteristics.
Throughout this tournament he has shown his ability to come out on top in one-on-one duels against powerful, fast attackers, while also improving considerably in defending the **** e behind him.

#guadalajara #ability

Chivas is enjoying a great moment in the Apertura 2026 and, after securing a convincing 3-0 victory over Atlético de San Luis in Jornada 7, the team has already set its sights on its next league challenge: a matchup against Pumas in Jornada 8.
Gabriel Milito's squad will return to training at Verde Valle to prepare throughout the week for the clash against the university side, which is scheduled to take place at Estadio AKRON, with the goal of maintaining its strong run of form and continuing to add points near the top of the Liga MX standings.
Here's the Guadalajara's work schedule, Chivahermano:
Tuesday, September 8Training at Verde Valle4:30 PM
Wednesday, September 9Training at Verde Valle9:30 AM

#jornada #september #pumas #valle

Through its effectiveness, game management and composure to hold onto the result, Chivas defeated Atlético San Luis 3-0 this afternoon at Estadio Libertad Financiera in Jornada 7 of the Apertura 2026. The team coached by Gabriel Milito has found consistency at the start of the second third of the tournament, reaching 14 points and temporarily moving into second place.
Guadalajara came out firing, as it already had a significant 0-2 lead before the 10-minute mark, thanks to the mobility of its players and the efficiency of its attackers in front of goal. Of course, this allowed the Rojiblancos to take control of the match.
With the support of the Chivahermanos in San Luis Potosí, who never stopped cheering, the Guadalajara side was able to manage Atlético's attempts to respond. At the same time, there was never a real sense of danger in Chiverío's defensive area, which in turn allowed Guadalajara to find the definitive goal.
Next week, Chivas will return home to host Pumas in J8 of AP26. The match will take place on Sunday, September 13, at 7:07 PM.
The goals

#chivas #second #goal

The Cantera Rojiblanca enjoyed a perfect Saturday, as both Guadalajara's Sub-21 and Sub-19 teams earned three points on the road against Atlético de San Luis in Jornada 7 of the Apertura 2026. The action began with the Sub-21, who put together a strong first half and ultimately secured a 3-1 victory over the Potosí side, while the Sub-19 closed out the day with another Rojiblanco win, defeating the tuneros 2-0.
That's why we've put together all the details from these 2 matches below:
Sub-21 secures 3-1 victory!
Guadalajara came out with great intensity and quickly found the breakthrough. Just 6 minutes into the match, Raúl Martínez opened the scoring to put the Rebaño in front. The Rojiblanco side continued creating chances and doubled its lead in the 31st minute through Gael García.
The Rojiblanco advantage continued to grow, and in the 39th minute, Hugo Mata found the back of the net to make it 3-0 before halftime. Facing that deficit, Atlético de San Luis responded in the second half and pulled one back in the 51st minute through Jesús Borjas. However, Guadalajara held onto its advantage and ultimately secured a 3-1 victory.

#rojiblanco

With their sights set on securing their fourth win of the tournament, Chivas are ready for another Apertura 2026 challenge. Guadalajara are already in the capital of San Luis Potosí, where they will visit Atlético de San Luis at Estadio Libertad Financiera in a Jornada 7 matchup.
Ahead of this game, Gabriel Milito and his coaching staff have selected the 22 players who make up the rojiblanca squad, with an important return to the Rebaño standing out and generating plenty of anticipation among Chivahermanos.
What are the changes to the squad?
Daniel Aguirre has been included in the squad and could make an appearance against the Potosinos.
Miguel Gómez experienced intense pain during one of the training sessions. After undergoing the corresponding imaging studies, it was confirmed that he has suffered a muscle injury. His return to competition will depend on his recovery.

#squad #return #estadio

The chance to make a real statement is within arm's reach for Tapatío, who sit very close to the top of the Apertura 2026 standings and, in Matchday 7, face one of their rivals for that spot: Universidad de Guadalajara.
This is one of the most iconic rivalries in Liga de Expansión, so there is no doubt we will witness an electrifying clash at AKRON Stadium. So you don't miss a single detail, we bring you the best preview information ahead of this Sunday's match.
How are they coming in?
- Tapatío rescued an important point at the Estadio Tecnológico de Oaxaca after drawing 1-1 against Alebrijes. The young Rebaño now have 11 points and sit in 6th place in the table.- Leones Negros, meanwhile, also drew 1-1 at Estadio Jalisco against Piratas, giving them 13 points and 2nd place in the standings.
What happened in their last meeting?

#standings #place #apertura

There are performances that deserve applause, and others for which even a standing ovation falls short. That was the level of the symphony Natalia Mauleón conducted on the field at Estadio Jalisco, leading and executing the red-and-white attack in the 0-4 win over Atlas in the Clásico Tapatío.
Wearing No. 14, the Michoacán native hit the ground running in the fold as a signing for this Apertura 2026. Mauleón had already shown glimpses of her quality in her first appearances, but what she did last night was simply extraordinary.
Starting as an attacking midfielder, she supported Alicia Cervantes and Denise Castro in the Rebaño's attack, with width provided by Joseline Montoya and Jasmine Casarez down the flanks. From that advanced midfield role, thanks to the peripheral vision with which she reads moments, ****** es, and movements, 'Mau' became the undisputed focal point of the match, as every Guadalajara goal went through her feet.
On the first goal, she orchestrated the high press by staying close to the ball at all times so that, after Eva González won it back, a quick touch on the reception opened the inside lane for 'Jas' to burst through and finish for the goal.
The second goal was just as brilliant: it was Natalia herself who once again started the press, winning the ball in the final third and creating a textbook 3-on-2 at the edge of the box. Patiently, she waited for Denise to drift wide before slipping the ball to her at the perfect moment, leaving her to bury it first time.

#natalia

Since the Liga MX youth academy era, Chivas U-15 has put together standout performances, allowing highly talented young players to emerge. In fact, the 2026 Apertura has been the perfect stage for Roberto Benítez to begin standing out as one of the most promising forwards in the category.
At just 15 years old, the Rojiblanco player is enjoying a great moment in front of goal and is already showing his qualities on the field. Below, we share the details of his journey with the Sacred Flock.
Where is he from?
Roberto Benítez Loza was born on February 12, 2011, in Zapopan, Jalisco. Because of his Guadalajara roots, he had a special connection with Club Deportivo Guadalajara from an early age.
His first steps in soccer

#roberto #since

Guadalajara came away with a point against Pachuca, but for Gabriel Milito the result also made some things clear that Chivas will need to work on going forward.
At the post-match press conference tonight, the red-and-white coach was self-critical about his team's performance, acknowledged that the first half was better than the second, and pointed out that they lacked greater control of the ball in order to manage the game. The Argentine manager also stressed that the team needs to find more consistency and make better use of the favorable moments that come up during matches.
Gabriel Milito's best quotes
I feel the first half was better than the second. We had chances to make it 2-0. We struggled to have much more control of the ball. I feel we have to be more consistent and I think we can do better. We have to do better. More than the points, which of course are important, the feeling from today's draw and the feeling from the draw against Puebla are different. In the match against Puebla we deserved to win, and today, when everything was going in our favor, we needed to have that calmness to do better, as we eventually do. The opponent, with its substitutions, brought a lot of energy. We also have to give credit to the opposing team, which at times neutralized our circulation. The ***** es were there and we should have had better ball movement so we wouldn't lose possession so often and could create attacks.
In the second half we did it better. If we had had that full sharpness, we would have had control of the game, and that wasn't the case; we ended up losing a lot of ***** .

#second #ball #match

Guadalajara was unable to take all three points against Pachuca, but for Gabriel Milito, the result also highlighted some areas that Chivas will need to work on moving forward.
Speaking at the press conference following tonight's match, the rojiblanco head coach was self-critical of his team's performance, acknowledged that the first half was better than the second and pointed out that the team needed greater control of the ball in order to manage the game. The Argentine coach also stressed that the team needs to find greater consistency and make better use of the favorable moments that arise during matches.
Gabriel Milito's best quotes
I feel that the first half was better than the second. We had chances to make it 2-0. We struggled to have much more control of the ball. I feel that we need to be more consistent, and I think we can do better. We have to do better."More than the points, which of course are important, the feeling from today's draw and the feeling from the draw against Puebla are different. Puebla, we deserved to win, and today, when everything was in our favor, we needed to have that calmness to do things better, as we eventually do."
The opponent, with their changes, brought a lot of energy. We also have to give credit to the opposing team, who at times neutralized our circulation. The ******* es were there, and we should have had better ball circulation to avoid so many turnovers and create attacks."

#half

Performances like the one we witnessed last night can stay in our memories for a loooong time. What Chivas delivered in its 5-2 rout of Xolos at Estadio AKRON was truly memorable, Chivahermanos.
Now that the storm of emotions has passed—quite literally—it's time to take a closer look at the best numbers from the Rojiblancos' third victory of the Apertura 2026. And there's plenty to unpack.
That's why we've put together an ideal XI of stats to review right here:
What Chivas' Rout of Xolos Left Behind
- The Rebaño Sagrado reached 10 points in the AP26, moving into 4th place in the standings.- The Rojiblancos have now won 3 straight matches across the Leagues Cup and Liga MX.- This is the third time in 2026 that Guadalajara has scored 5 goals in a match at Estadio AKRON: against León and Puebla in the CL26, and now against Xolos.- Chivas extended its unbeaten run against Xolos at Estadio AKRON to 6 matches: 5 wins and 1 draw.- The Chiverío replicated the formula behind its first two goals: a cross to the near post, a flick-on and a finish from the second line.- Gabriel Milito has now won 26 of his 51 matches as Guadalajara's head coach.- Ricardo Marín recorded his second brace as a Rojiblanco. The previous one came against Atlas in the AP23.- Santiago Sandoval scored his first goal of the AP26.- Roberto Alvarado remains Chivas' leading scorer in the current soccer year, with his goal against Xolos taking him to 4 goals.- Diego Campillo scored again for Guadalajara, his second professional goal.- Guadalajara had not taken a 3-0 halftime lead in a Liga MX match since Matchday 6 of the AP24 against Juárez.

#matches

The Rebaño once again showcased the qualities that have defined Gabriel Milito's project, crushing Xolos 5-2 at Estadio AKRON with a top-to-bottom performance in every aspect of the game. Chivas moved to 10 points in the standings, placing themselves near the top of the table.
Alongside the clinical finishing with which the Rojiblancos put the game away, Guadalajara dominated proceedings from start to finish. A combination of collective effort, high-level combinations, aggression and attacking initiative shaped the emphatic victory.
Camberos and Sandoval constantly active on the wings, Marín mobile and clinical, Alvarado finding ******* es to receive and create chances, and a virtually impenetrable back line were the highlights of a Chivas side that showed it is getting closer to its best version. Even with Xolos scoring twice late on—more through sheer determination than sustained play—the Rebaño's victory left Chiva Nation, which packed the AKRON, with plenty to celebrate.
Guadalajara's next challenge will be Pachuca, away at Estadio Hidalgo on Saturday, August 29, at 5 PM.
The Goals

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The story of Armando'Hormiga' González with Chivas began long before his goals at AKRON Stadium. In 2018, at just 15 years old, he joined Guadalajara's youth academy to play for the U-15 team, also driven by a family story: his father, Armando GonzálezBejarano, wore the red-and-white jersey and passed down his love for these colors from an early age.
That is how the journey began for 'Hormiga', who grew up surrounded by stories of the Rebaño and went on to create his own within the Club.
His path through the Red-and-White Academy took him through different age groups and was marked by several achievements: he won championships with Chivas at the U-15 and U-17 levels, before enjoying one of his best tournaments in the Apertura 2023 with the U-23s, when he claimed the Golden Boot with 13 goals in the regular season and was also a key player in helping the Rebaño win the category ****** le, scoring 5 more goals in the playoffs, including the opening goal in the Final against Tigres. Earlier, on November 18, 2020, he had taken his first steps in professional soccer with Tapatío in Liga de Expansión MX.
On January 13, 2024, the time came to officially wear the First Team jersey and make his Liga MX First Division debut. That afternoon, Armando came on as a substitute in the 84th minute against Santos Laguna on Matchday 1 of the Clausura 2024, and from then on, he began turning everything he had learned over the years into goals, prominence, and moments that will remain in the memory of the red-and-white fans.
His breakthrough came in Apertura 2025. With 12 goals, he became Liga MX's Golden Boot winner, and in Clausura 2026 he scored another 12 to reach 24 goals for the soccer year.

#first

Armando 'Hormiga' González's story with Chivas began long before his goals at Estadio AKRON. In 2018, at just 15 years old, he joined Guadalajara's youth academy with the U-15 side, inspired in part by his family history: his father, Armando González Bejarano, had also worn the Rojiblanco jersey and passed down his love for these colors from an early age.
That was the beginning of a journey that would see the young 'Hormiga', who grew up surrounded by stories of the Rebaño, create a few of his own within the club.
His path through the Rojiblanco Academy took him through several age groups and was highlighted by multiple achievements. He won championships with Chivas at U-15 and U-17 level before enjoying one of his best tournaments in the Apertura 2023 with the U-23 side.
That season, he won the Golden Boot with 13 goals during the regular season and played a key role in helping the Rebañolift the U-23 ******* le, scoring five more goals in the playoffs, including the opening goal in the final against Tigres. Earlier, on November 18, 2020, he had taken his first steps in professional soccer with Tapatío in Liga de Expansión MX.
On January 13, 2024, the moment arrived for Armando to officially wear the First Team jersey and make his Liga MX debut. That afternoon, he came on as a substitute in the 84th minute against Santos Laguna in Matchday 1 of the Clausura 2024. From that point on, he began turning everything he had learned throughout the years into goals, prominence and moments that would remain in the memory of the Rojiblanco faithful.

#goals #hormiga #reba #first

La Cantera Rojiblanca is ready for a new round of matches in its respective categories, aiming to continue proudly representing the Guadalajara DNA. The U-21 and U-19 teams will host Tijuana at Verde Valle, while the U-17 and U-15 sides will face Monterrey at La Gigantera. Meanwhile, the Women's U-19 team will do the same against Rayados at the Sports Arena.
We know that the Rojiblanca Nation closely follows the growth of Mexico's best youth academy. That's why we're bringing you all the details of the matches that Guadalajara's youth teams will play this weekend.
U-21Chivas vs Tijuana U-21Matchday 5 | Apertura 2026August 22 | 9:00 AMVerde Valle
U-19 (Men's)Chivas vs TijuanaMatchday 5 | Apertura 2026August 22 | 11:30 AMVerde Valle
U-19 (Women's)Chivas vs Rayados de MonterreyMatchday 6 | Apertura 2026August 22 | 11:00 AMSports Arena Stadium

#apertura #arena #matches

Santiago Sandoval could not have asked for a better return to Chivas' first-team setup. After an impressive run with the Mexico U-20 National Team at the CONCACAF U-20 Championship, the Rojiblanco academy product returned to the squad with the same confidence, talent and ability to make a difference that have made him one of Guadalajara's most promising young players.
Most importantly, his return has gone beyond simply making a good impression. In his last 2 appearances, Sandoval has directly contributed to Chivas' victories, proving that he is a player capable of changing the course of a match even when coming off the bench.
His return came in the final match of the Leagues Cup against Seattle Sounders. He came on as a substitute and, with only a few minutes on the pitch, found himself inside the box to connect with a header and score the goal that ultimately proved decisive in Chivas' victory.
But if that performance was the first glimpse of his impact after returning from the U-20 Championship, what happened against Santos Laguna confirmed that it was no coincidence. In Matchweek 4 of the Apertura 2026, Sandoval came on in the 53rd minute and once again needed very little time to become a key figure. He was active throughout his time on the pitch and created dangerous situations, eventually winning the penalty that led to the goal with which Guadalajara defeated Los Guerreros 0-1.
2 matches, 2 wins and 2 different ways of making an impact. Against Seattle, with a goal. Against Santos, through his movement, his reading of the game and an individual play that ultimately led to the decisive penalty.

#team

Santiago Sandoval's return to the Chivas setup could not have gone better. After a standout showing with the Mexico U-20 National Team at the Concacaf U-20 Championship, the rojiblanco academy product rejoined the team with the same confidence, talent, and ability to make a difference that have made him one of Guadalajara's most promising young players.
And most importantly, that return has not been limited to just positive impressions. In his 2 most recent matches, Sandoval has left a direct mark on El Rebaño's victories, proving that he is a player capable of changing the course of a game even when coming off the bench.
His return came in the closing stages of the Leagues Cup match against the Seattle Sounders. He came on as a substitute and, with only a few minutes on the field, appeared in the box to head home a goal that ultimately proved crucial in giving Chivas the win.
But if that performance was an early sign of his impact after returning from the U-20 Championship, what happened against Santos Laguna confirmed it was no fluke. On Matchday 4 of the Apertura 2026, Sandoval came on in the 53rd minute and once again needed little time to become a central figure. He was active and created dangerous situations until he won the penalty that later became the goal with which Guadalajara defeated the Guerreros 0-1.
2 matches, 2 wins, and 2 different ways of being decisive. Against Seattle, with a goal. Against Santos, through his movement, his reading of the game, and a play that ended in the decisive penalty.

#matches

Guadalajara is already getting ready to host Tijuana at AKRON Stadium, where it will play its fifth match of AP26. Looking to keep adding points in the tournament, Gabriel Milito's side will have an intense week of work before facing the Xolos.
The goal will be to string together a third consecutive win and earn a second straight victory in the national championship. Below, we share how Guadalajara's work will be scheduled this week.
Chivas' weekly schedule to face Xolos on Matchday 5
Tuesday, August 18Training at Verde Valle 4:00 PM
Wednesday, August 19Training at Verde Valle 9:30 AM

#august #week #work #guadalajara

Guadalajara made the most of the superiority it showed on the field at TSM and claimed a 1-0 win over Santos on Matchday 4 of the 2026 Apertura. With this victory, the Rojiblancos picked up 3 important points that allow them to keep climbing the standings.
True to their style, the Rebaño Sagrado took the field intending to impose their conditions from the opening whistle. Gabriel Milito's side pushed their lines forward to create danger in the final third. Despite going into halftime scoreless, Guadalajara maintained its intensity and never stopped looking for the opener.
That persistence paid off in the second half. Santiago Sandoval made a great play inside the box, where he feinted and shook off his marker to draw a foul that led to a penalty. Ricardo Marín took responsibility from the spot and converted to score the goal that gave Guadalajara the win in the Comarca Lagunera.
Guadalajara's next match will be at home. On Saturday, August 22, they will host Tijuana at AKRON Stadium, where they will look to earn another win in front of the entire Nación Rojiblanca.
The goals

#made

Guadalajara made its dominance count at TSM Stadium, defeating Santos Laguna 1-0 in Matchday 4 of the Apertura 2026. With the victory, the Rojiblancos picked up three valuable points and continued their climb up the Liga MX standings.
True to their style, the Rebaño Sagrado came out looking to take control from the opening whistle. Gabriel Milito's side pushed forward and looked to create danger in the final third. Although Guadalajara went into halftime without finding the breakthrough, the team maintained its intensity and continued searching for the opening goal.
The reward for that persistence came in the second half. Santiago Sandoval produced a brilliant individual play inside the box, using a feint to beat his marker before drawing a foul that resulted in a penalty. Ricardo Marín stepped up from the spot and calmly converted to score the goal that secured Guadalajara's victory in the Comarca Lagunera.
Guadalajara's next match will be at home. On Saturday, August 22, the Rojiblancos will welcome Tijuana to Estadio AKRON, where they will look to claim another victory in front of the entire Rojiblanco Nation.The Goal
- MARÍN PUT THE ROJIBLANCO DOMINANCE ON THE SCOREBOARD IN THE 74TH! Ricardo Marínstepped up with confidence from the penalty spot, sent Acevedo the wrong way and calmly buried his effort to put the ball in the back of the net!Chances of Note

#victory #ricardo #rojiblanco #came

Chivas Femenil has grown more confident in its style of play with each passing match, and this Sunday the Rojiblancas will look to keep that momentum going for another week. Matchday 3 of the Apertura 2026 brings Atlético San Luis to Estadio AKRON, an opponent against whom Guadalajara has a strong record, but one that will not be an easy challenge.
Estadio AKRON is ready to welcome the team and the Rojiblanco Nation once again. If you don't want to miss a single detail surrounding this matchup, check out everything we have prepared below.
How are they coming into the match?
- The Rojiblancas have won back-to-back matches, including a 1-4 victory over Puebla at Estadio Cuauhtémoc, bringing them to within touching distance of the top of Group B with 6 points. Chivas is also third in the overall standings, behind only on goal difference.
- On the other side, 'Atleti' earned a 2-1 home victory over Xolos, which represented their first win of the tournament. The Potosinas have 3 points in the same group, where they currently sit fourth.

#back

Chivas Femenil will face Atlético de San Luis this Sunday at Estadio AKRON, where the Rojiblancas will look to keep alive a streak built over the last few tournaments: the Rojiblancas have five straight wins against the team from San Luis Potosí.
Rojiblanco dominance is reflected not only in the results, but also in their efficiency in front of goal. In these five matches, the Rebaño has scored 14 goals and conceded only 2, while also keeping three clean sheets.
In fact, that attacking power has been even more evident when the Rojiblancas play at home, as 9 of those 14 goals were scored in the Pearl of Guadalajara. In their three most recent meetings at the AKRON, Guadalajara won 2-0 in CL26, 3-1 in CL25, and 4-1 in CL24.
In addition, the Rebaño has already gone two straight matches without conceding against Atlético de San Luis. Now, the team coached by Antonio Contreras will have a new opportunity to string together a third clean sheet against this opponent.
With a heavily favorable record and a team enjoying a great scoring run in Apertura 2026, the stage is set for Chivas Femenil to once again make Fortaleza Rojiblanca count, extend its winning streak against San Luis, and also chase its third consecutive victory in the women's league.

#akron

On Saturday night, Leagues Cup soccer carries forward with Chivas de Guadalajara of Liga MX taking on FC Dallas of the MLS. The Leagues Cup provides fans with a chance to enjoy intense soccer action between American and Mexican teams, a historic rivalry in the soccer world.
Aug 5, 2026; Dallas, TX, USA; FC Dallas midfielder Joaquin Valiente (21) dribbles against Queretaro FC in the first half of the Leagues Cup Phase One match at Texas Health Mansfield Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Chris Jones-Imagn Images
When: Saturday, August 8th, 2026
Time: 9:00 PM ET
TV Channel: FOX Sports 1

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino gestures during his visit to the new Concentration Hotel of the Colombian Football Federation in Barranquilla, Colombia, on February 24, 2026. The Mexican city of Guadalajara is trying to reassure football fans ahead of the World Cup, which begins in 100 days, after being shaken by the violence sparked on February 22 by the death of powerful cartel boss Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera. (Photo by David SALAZAR / AFP via Getty Images)
Gianni Infantino has built his presidency on an ability to push through ambitious —and often controversial — changes despite widespread resistance. His abrupt decision to abandon plans to sell a stake in FIFA's commercial rights to private equity marks a rare and significant political defeat, exposing the limits of his authority and raising new questions about his future leadership.
The plan itself was unprecedented. By placing FIFA's most valuable commercial ****** ets — including the World Cups — into a $20 billion company with outside investors holding a 20% stake, Infantino was attempting to fundamentally reshape how the planet's most lucrative and popular sporting event is financed and managed.
Infantino had argued that private capital would have accelerated investment and unlock long-term revenue. Critics, however, saw something much more sinister: The commercialization of soccer's crown jewel.
What ultimately doomed the plan was not simply opposition, but the breadth and speed of that opposition. Within days, UEFA, European soccer's governing body, voted to boycott FIFA competitions, an extraordinary escalation from an organization that has frequently clashed with Infantino but rarely challenged his authority.

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ACCIONA Energía has finalised the sale of a 361MW portfolio of operational wind farms in Spain to Galp New Energies in a deal valued at €432m ($491.2m).
The transaction, which covered ***** ets with no financial debt, was signed and closed simultaneously, with all proceeds received at closing.
The portfolio comprises 15 wind farms in the provinces of Ciudad Real, Guadalajara, Navarra, Palencia, Seville and Zaragoza.
The wind ***** ets have an average operating age of 21 years, with an average commercial operation date of 2005.
They are expected to generate around 800GW-hours of electricity annually and currently operate on a merchant basis.

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Once every four years, fans travel across the globe to watch one of the world's biggest sporting events: the FIFA World Cup.
The 2026 World Cup is no exception. For the first time, the tournament has been hosted jointly by three nations—the U.S., Canada and Mexico—and marks North America's first time hosting the competition since 1994. FIFA also expanded the tournament from 32 to 48 national teams, making it the largest World Cup in history.
Across the tournament's 16 host cities, from Kansas City to Guadalajara and Toronto, millions of fans traveled far and wide to cheer on their countries, transforming city streets into seas of brightly colored jerseys and national flags.
Millions are also watching the World Cup on TV, and audiences have continued to expand, with each marquee matchup setting a new viewership benchmark. Spain's semifinal victory over France drew a then-record 11.46 million viewers on Fox before Argentina's semifinal win over England surpassed it a day later with 15.06 million viewers,
As the tournament heads into its most anticipated match, the final, expectations are high that Sunday's game could set yet another record.

Manchester United have provided a major fitness update on Manuel Ugarte.
Last month, United confirmed that Ugarte suffered a knee ligament injury during Uruguay's World Cup defeat to Spain in Guadalajara.
The midfielder twisted awkwardly as he tried to engage in a tackle in the build-up to Spain's winning goal. He hit the floor in pain before he was taken off the pitch on a stretcher.
Uruguay's medical staff ****** sed him before he flew back to Manchester for further checks. It was then that United confirmed the devastating news.
Ugarte himself branded the problem "the most serious injury a footballer can face", while vowing to "be back stronger."