Chivas winless streak reaches four matches
Following a draw against Tigres in Matchday 12 of Apertura 2026, Chivas have gone four games without a win.
Chivas are once again struggling to find their rhythm, as their recent draw against Tigres on Matchday 12 of the Apertura 2026 tournament extended their winless streak to four consecutive games.
This scenario is reminiscent of a difficult period the club faced in the recent past. The last time the team went four matches without a victory was during the Apertura 2025 tournament, during the early months of Gabriel Milito's tenure. That streak included losses to Santos Laguna, Juarez, and Cruz Azul, alongside a dramatic 3-3 draw against Tijuana.
The current lack of momentum has raised concerns among the fanbase, as the team struggles to maintain consistency in a highly competitive league. With the pressure mounting, the team's ability to secure points has become a central talking point for the coaching staff.
The team will have little time to dwell on these results. On Tuesday, Chivas face a crucial opportunity to snap the streak when they visit Necaxa during the mid-week double-header, aiming to get their campaign back on track with a much-needed victory.