Chivas maintains unbeaten away record ahead of Liguilla
Gabriel Milito’s side remains the only team in the Apertura 2026 tournament to avoid defeat in away matches so far.
Chivas have found a significant competitive edge away from the Estadio Akron in the Apertura 2026 tournament. Under the guidance of coach Gabriel Milito, the team stands as the only club in the league to remain unbeaten on the road, a trait that could prove vital when the competition shifts to the high-stakes Liguilla phase.
The numbers highlight Guadalajara's consistency outside their home stadium: in seven away matches, they have secured three wins and four draws. This run has yielded 13 out of a possible 21 points, representing a 61.9% efficiency rate. Defensively, they have been solid, scoring 10 goals while conceding only five.
Their away campaign has been defined by resilience, starting with a draw against Puebla and a narrow win over Santos. Key results include draws with Pachuca and America, alongside a convincing 3-0 victory over Atlético San Luis. Most recently, they secured a 1-0 win at Monterrey, with Roberto Alvarado netting the winner following setup work by Santiago Sandoval.
Beyond securing their unbeaten status, Chivas remains in the race for the top spot in the Apertura 2026 standings. They currently sit in third place with 29 points, trailing Cruz Azul and America. A victory in their next fixture could potentially see them climb to the top of the table on goal difference.