10 Key Takeaways from Chivas’ Blowout Win Over León | OneFootball

Guadalajara’s performance against León left plenty to analyze. Beyond delivering another outstanding display, Chivas continues to reach new milestones and set notable statistical marks. Here are the most important ones following their Matchday 9 clash in the Clausura 2026: • Chivas reached 9 wins this season and is now just one victory away from matching the club’s all-time record in short tournaments, having previously recorded 10 wins in CL23, Bicentenario 2010, CL04, and Invierno 98. • The Rebaño Sagrado extended its unbeaten run at Estadio AKRON to 10 matches, winning 9 and drawing just once. • Guadalajara has gone 280 minutes without conceding at home. The last goal they allowed came in the 80th minute against Querétaro on Matchday 3; since then, they’ve kept clean sheets against América, Santos, and León. • Chivas completely outplayed León, registering 29 total shots compared to just 1 from the visitors. • Gabriel Milito has won 19 of his 33 matches in charge of Guadalajara, with 4 draws and 10 losses (including Liga MX and Leagues Cup). • Chivas currently boasts the most potent offense in the league, with 22 goals scored and an average of 2 goals per match. • Chivas leads the league in U-23 minutes with 2,347, featuring contributions from seven players: Armando González, Bryan González, Brian Gutiérrez, Hugo Camberos, Santiago Sandoval, Yael Padilla, and Ángel Chávez. • All of the team’s signings for the current football year have already scored in red and white: Diego Campillo, Ricardo Marín, Bryan González, Efraín Álvarez, Ángel Sepúlveda, Richard Ledezma, and Brian Gutiérrez. Jonathan Pérez is the only one yet to debut. • With his stunning goal against León, Brian Gutiérrez scored his first goal for Chivas. • Armando González reached 21 goals for the club across the AP25–CL26 season. Additionally, “La Hormiga” has scored in all five home matches played this semester.