5 Facts That Confirm Chivas Femenil Is in Top Form | OneFootball

The outstanding run that Chivas Femenil is experiencing can be validated in several ways. The team has sustained its explosive start to Clausura 2026, posting strong numbers that have firmly placed it in the race for the top spot in the standings.

Key signings, the core of the squad, and the leadership of head coach Antonio Contreras have blended seamlessly, allowing the Guadalajara side to show significant statistical improvement compared to Apertura 2025 at the same stage of the tournament. With the February FIFA Women’s break underway, here’s a midseason snapshot of the semester so far.

Points Earned

- CL26: 22 points after 9 matches

- AP25: 14 points after 9 matches

Chivas Femenil has been highly effective in this category, earning points in 8 of its 9 matches (an 81% success rate). Out of 27 possible points, they have dropped only five—comfortably surpassing last tournament’s pace.

Matches Won

- CL26: 7 wins after 9 matches

- AP25: 4 wins after 9 matches

If El Rebaño was already a solid team, the CL26 reinforcements added experience, quality, and depth, nearly doubling the number of victories compared to the previous semester.

Goals Scored

- CL26: 17 goals in 9 matches

- AP25: 12 goals in 9 matches

One of the areas that previously needed improvement was finishing in front of goal. Collective work, combined with individual quality and the strong form of Adriana Iturbide and Jasmine Casarez—currently the team’s top scorers—has been crucial in boosting the squad’s offensive productivity.

Goals Conceded

- CL26: 6 goals allowed in 9 matches

- AP25: 10 goals allowed in 9 matches

The hallmark of Chivas Femenil has been its solid collective performance both with and without the ball, which made it the second-best defense of 2025. This tournament is no exception, as the team has significantly reduced goals conceded compared to AP25.

Longest Unbeaten Streak

- CL26: 7 matches unbeaten

- AP25: 3 matches unbeaten

Consistency is essential for competing at the top of the table. Chiverío understood that well, opening CL26 with 6 wins and 1 draw, doubling last tournament’s unbeaten run and sustaining its excellent form.