10 facts that confirm Chivas Femenil's dominance in the Clásico Tapatío! | OneFootball

10 facts that confirm Chivas Femenil's dominance in the Clásico Tapatío! | OneFootball

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·5 September 2026

10 facts that confirm Chivas Femenil's dominance in the Clásico Tapatío!

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We’re kicking off Saturday, and I ask you, Chivahermanos: what must it feel like to lose a Clásico Tapatío? It’s impossible not to look back on Chivas Femenil’s crushing win over their fierce city rival, because what we saw last night at the Estadio Jalisco was a true masterclass.

All that joy it brings us has several explanations and stats that came out of the great rojiblanca performance. Keep reading, because here we’ll break down the 10 best.


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What Chivas Femenil’s rout at the Estadio Jalisco left behind

- Chivas Femenil shook off its negative streak and picked up 3 points again in the AP26, securing a place among the top 4 in Group B.- The Rebaño once again showed efficiency in front of goal: they have scored 3 or more goals in 4 matches so far this championship.- That makes 14 straight Clásicos Tapatíos without defeat for Guadalajara. Since CL21, our team has built an unquestionable dominance over Atlas.- Jasmine Casarez scored her third goal against the team from Nextipac and has found the net in both matches she has played with the Rebaño against this rival.- ‘Licha’ Cervantes grabbed a brace to extend her reign as the rivalry’s top scorer with 13 goals.- Denise Castro got on the scoresheet again after scoring against Puebla in this AP26.- Natalia Mauleón finished with a hat trick of assists and also won a penalty.- The rojiblancas remain unbeaten in Clásicos Tapatíos played at the Estadio Jalisco: they have won 6 and drawn 1.- Blanca Félix reached 100 clean sheets in Liga MX Femenil.- Natalia Colin, Natalia Mauleón, Mayra Pelayo, Valeria Alvarado, and Natalia Pérez played in their first Clásico Tapatío.

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