Chivas Under-19 show their mettle and thrash Juárez! | OneFootball

It was a very red-and-white Friday, Chivahermanos! Chivas U-21 and the U-19s took care of business against Juárez with important victories. Both teams made their home-field advantage, competitive DNA, and ability to respond count as they claimed all three points.

In addition, due to the many call-ups to different National Team categories during this FIFA window, several players from the Cantera Rojiblanca got their first minutes at higher levels and made their debuts in these competitions. Here’s everything you need to know about the action at Gigantera.

U-19

Comeback and a Rojiblanco ROUT! The U-19s showed character to overturn the deficit and finish with a commanding 4-1 win over Juárez. In addition, Dilan Padilla and Domenico Giacopello played their first match with the team. The result lifted Guadalajara to 21 points and up to fourth place overall.

After Juárez took the lead in the 11th minute, the Rebaño did not give up and kept up the intensity, using different attacking approaches in search of the equalizer.

The response came right at the start of the second half. Guadalajara came out pressing hard and found the equalizer in the 47th minute, when Joseph González took advantage of a rebound from the goalkeeper and placed his shot into the top corner.

And the comeback didn’t take long to arrive! Just four minutes later, in the 51st minute, Luis Villaseñor appeared in the box after a corner kick and connected with a precise header to turn the score around.

The rojiblanca celebration continued in the closing stretch. In the 79th minute, Aldrin Mariaca received the ball inside the box and, with a great finish, sent it into the back of the net to make it 3-1.

In the 84th minute, the rojiblanco onslaught earned a penalty. Villaseñor stepped up from the spot and converted it, sealing his brace in Guadalajara’s big win.

Chivas 4-1 Juárez Matchday 2 | Apertura 2026Referee: Jairo Arnoldo Lozano CarmonaGiganteraLineups

Guadalajara: 293 Xoel Pineda; 233 Dilan Ruiz; 236 Leonardo Cepeda; 235 Alvin Hernandez; 237 Santiago Hernández; 245 Joseph González; 250 Enoc Osorio; 257 Emmanuel Avilés; 270 Aldrin Mariaca; 243 Luis Villaseñor; 320 Dilan Padilla.Head Coach: Alberto Ascencio

Juárez: 235 Moisés Izazaga; 244 Fernando Díaz; 248 Alan Vadillo; 252 Yerevan Barron; 253 Ricardo Madrigal; 280 Diego Hidrogo; 295 Alejandro Lozano; 196 Ángel García; 234 Juan López; 251 Sebastián Padilla; 259 Alan Siqueiros.Head Coach: Anuar Gómez

U-21

Rojiblanco win at Gigantera! Guadalajara’s U-21s claimed all three points against Juárez with a 1-0 scoreline. The match also marked the debut of Miguel Pérez, ErickAguilar, Diego Ponce, and Jorge Lewis in this category. With the win, the team coached by Luis Arce reached 18 points and climbed to fourth place in the standings.

The match started at a good pace. Juárez tried to take advantage of a few openings in Guadalajara’s buildup to create danger. However, the red-and-white back line, backed by goalkeeper Robinho Romero, responded attentively and cut off the opponent’s attacks.

As the minutes passed, the Rebaño took control of the match. The reward came in the 19th minute: after a great move, Brandon Brocksom received the ball, created space for himself, and fired a shot that ended up in the back of the net to make it 1-0.

In the second half, Guadalajara kept up the pressure and managed the lead. The game plan worked, and the Rebaño picked up another win in the tournament.

Chivas 1-0 Juárez Matchday 2 | Apertura 2026Referee: Alan Eduardo Contreras SoteloGigantera

Lineups

Chivas: 190 Robinho Romero; 186 Diego González; 188 Leonardo Ramirez; 202 Erick Aguilar; 212 Angel Brambila; 194 Esteban Mendoza; 197 Bryan Gutiérrez; 207 Raul Martinez; 215 Jonathan Gallardo; 217 Hugo Mata; 187 Brandon Brocksom.Head Coach: Luis Arce

Juárez: 181 Beltrán Hernández; 187 Daniel Gonzalez; 198 Ricardo Juárez; 199 Emilio García; 186 Kenneth Martínez; 195 Isaías Galván; 201 Jan Carmona; 207 Pablo Villanueva; 211 Fred Leventis; 240 Diego Solís; 250 Brayan Molina.Head Coach: Salvador Valero

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