Chivas draws with Tigres in their postponed match from Week 1 | OneFootball

After a thunderstorm delayed the start of the match by almost two hours, the pitch at AKRON Stadium looked impeccable for the postponed match from Matchday 1 of the 2025 Apertura between Chivas and Tigres. Although the match was evenly balanced, El Rebaño had several chances to score but failed to get on the scoreboard, with the match ending in a goalless draw on Wednesday night.

Guadalajara practically tied up the Monterrey team, which was able to generate very few chances during the 90 minutes, and those it did have were easily dealt with by 'Tala' Rangel, while on offense, the Rojiblanco team made several dangerous approaches, especially in the second half, but Nahuel Guzmán was the savior of the Auriazul cause.

Chivas has little time to lament, as tomorrow they must begin their preparation for the match against Toluca, corresponding to Matchday 9 of the 2025 Apertura, a commitment that will mark the second of three consecutive matches at the Rojiblanco Fortress.

The dangerous moments-26' Bryan 'Cotorro' González took advantage of a rebound and sent a cross-shot to the far post, which went just wide.-52' From a free kick by Efraín Álvarez, La Hormiga headed the ball, but it went over the crossbar.-58' 'La Hormiga' drove forward and shot at the near post, but Guzmán deflected it.-59' 'La Hormiga' again; he caught a rebound and fired his shot at the post on his first attempt.-62' Efraín Álvarez took the penalty kick, but Nahuel Guzmán guessed right and stopped the shot.-77' After a cross from 'Richy' Ledezma, the rebound fell to Diego Campillo, who volleyed a shot that went over the goal.-96’ Luis Romo tried a first-time shot at the Regio goal, but Nahuel denied the Rojiblancos a goal once again.

Guadalajara 0-0 TigresReferee: César Arturo Ramos PalazuelosAKRON Stadium

LineupsGuadalajara: 1 Raúl 'Tala' Rangel; 19 Diego Campillo (substituted in the 44th minute), 3 Gilberto Sepulveda, 4 Miguel Tapias, 5 Bryan Gonzalez; 24 Miguel Goméz (substituted in the 30th minute) (21 José Castillo 45'), 28 Rúben Gonzalez, 17 Luis Romo, 10 Efraín Alvarez (substituted in the 37th minute) (Richard Ledezma 67'); 226 Santiago Sandoval (14 Javier Hernández 67’), 7 Cade Cowel (34’ Armando González 50’)l. Coach: Gabriel Milito

Tigres: 1 Nahuel Guzmán; 2 Joaquim Pereira (27 Jesús Ángulo 76’), 3 Marco Farfan, 8 Fernando Gorriarán (AM 63’), 11 Juan Brunetta (AM 63’) (22 Uriel Antuna 76’), 16 Diego Lainez (77 Oziel Herrera 58’), 17 Sebastián Córdova (9 Nicolás Ibañez 59’) , 20 Javier Aquino, 23 Rômulo Zanré, 34 Bernardo Parra (AM 77’), 7 Angel Correa.Coach: Guido Pizarro