América's possible line-up for the friendly with Chivas | OneFootball

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·4 October 2026

América's possible line-up for the friendly with Chivas

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The Eagles come into this match after drawing 0-0 with Cruz Azul, in what was also a friendly; but beyond the result, the match left us with many interesting takeaways, such as the debuts of Santiago Mingo and Santiago Bueno, Franco Rossano’s start, and the return of Luis Ángel Malagón.

It is clear that the defense with Santiago Bueno and Santiago Mingo will be the team’s starting pair in the upcoming matches; although they looked a little out of rhythm, it is clear that both have everything needed to become a great duo.


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Franco Rossano finally got some minutes, and honestly, it is hard to understand why he had not played earlier; many times Almada preferred to use Kevin Álvarez and Dagoberto Espinoza on the left instead of giving Rossano a chance, and he showed a good level in this friendly.

Another piece of good news was the return of Luis Ángel Malagón to the starting lineup, as he played again after seven months out and did quite well, making several very important saves to keep a clean sheet.

Now against Chivas, Almada may decide to make a few changes, but the intention of these matches is for the new signings to keep gaining rhythm and to be able to show their best level in the final stretch of the Apertura 2026.

América’s probable lineup.

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In goal, Luis Ángel Malagón would keep his place.

In central defense, Santiago Mingo would remain, but this time playing alongside Emilio Lara; at right back, Kevin Álvarez, and on the left, Cristian Borja.

In midfield, Alan Cervantes alongside Erik Sánchez; out wide would be Carlos Álvarez on the right and Alejandro Zendejas on the left.

And to complete the lineup, we would once again see the partnership of Miguel Borja and Henry Martín.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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