Top facts ahead of Chivas vs Tigres – Quarterfinals First Leg | OneFootball

Everything is set for the start of the Liguilla of the Clausura 2026, where Chivas will face Tigres in the Liga MX Quarterfinals. The First Leg, set for this Saturday at 7 PM at Estadio Universitario, promises excitement and will serve as the perfect stage for the Rebaño to show it arrives in top form.

Guadalajara knows what’s at stake and will look to extend its streak of 281 minutes without conceding, while aiming to be sharp in attack to take a positive result back from La Sultana del Norte.

How are they coming in?

-Guadalajara closed the Regular Season with a scoreless draw against Xolos, a result that placed Gabriel Milito’sside as second overall with 36 points. It’s worth noting that across the 17 matchdays, no team won more matches than Chivas, who recorded 11 victories.

-Meanwhile, the San Nicolás side defeated Mazatlán 5-1 at El Volcán, a result that secured seventh place in the standings with 25 points. The auriazul team played 8 home matches, losing 2 and drawing 2.

Chivas has strong history vs Tigres in Quarterfinals-Guadalajara has already faced UANL at this stage of the Fiesta Grande. CLICK THE IMAGE to relive the Rebaño’svictories on both occasions.

What is the Gabriel Milito effect and why is it so important for Chivas?-Chivas enters the Liguilla in a very positive context, and it’s no coincidence: it’s the result of the leadership, management, work, and trust of Gabriel Milito. CLICK THE IMAGE to discover why it’s time to believe in the process.

Where to watch Chivas in the Quarterfinals vs Tigres?-The first chapter of the series between the Rebaño and the felines will have multiple live broadcast options. CLICK THE IMAGE to find out where to watch.

When will the Rebaño arrive and where will they stay in Monterrey?-We know Chivahermanos in Monterrey always deliver a special welcome for their team. CLICK THE IMAGE to find out where the Rebaño Sagrado will stay.Latest lineups

Tigres: 1 Nahuel Guzmán, 2 Francisco Reyes, 27 Jesús Angulo, 5 César Araújo, 11 Juan Brunetta, 14 Jesús Garza, 16 Diego Lainez, 20 Marcelo Flores, 23 Rômulo Zanré, 7 Ángel Correa, 10 André-Pierre GignacHead Coach: Guido Pizarro

Chivas: 13 Oscar Whalley, 4 Miguel Tapias, 5 Bryan González, 19 Diego Campillo, 6 Omar Govea, 10 Efraín Álvarez, 11 Brian Gutiérrez, 23 Daniel Aguirre, 37 Richard Ledezma, 25 Roberto Alvarado, 34 Armando GonzálezHead Coach: Gabriel Milito

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