10 key facts from El Clásico de México for Chivas Women | OneFootball

The Chiva Nation in the Rojiblanca Capital enjoyed a truly dreamlike afternoon this Sunday, with Chivas Femenil's well-deserved victory in El Clásico de México on Matchday 11 of the 2025 Apertura. The match was very special in every way, as all of us Chivahermanos united behind our Rojiblancas.

There is a lot to talk about after this important victory for Guadalajara, so here are the most important statistics from the Tapatío victory in El Clásico de México.

What the Rebaño Sagrado's victory over América left behind

- The Rojiblancas reached 20 points in AP25 after 11 games played; in comparison, they have earned 1 point more than in CL25 at the same stage of the tournament.- El Chiverío moved up to sixth place in the table, just 3 points behind fourth place.- The Rebaño Sagrado kept a clean sheet for the fifth time in the AP25.- Chivas Femenil broke an 8-game streak without beating their archrival.- Denise Castro made her debut as a goalscorer for Guadalajara, as well as scoring her first goal as a professional footballer.- The Rebaño's number 22 joined Alicia Cervantes, Carolina Jaramillo, and Tania Morales as the only Rojiblancas players to score a brace in El Clásico de México.- Carolina Jaramillo reached 10 assists in El Clásico de México, with the two she provided for Castro.- Blanca Félix tied Jaqueline Rodríguez as the Chivas Femenil players with the most Clásico de México appearances.- Antonio Contreras won his first Clásico de México as Rebaño coach, adding to his record of two draws and one defeat.- After the 0-2 defeat, América became the fifth team against which Guadalajara has scored the most goals in the pink circuit, with 43.