Discover HERE the history of Chivas Femenil v Pachuca | OneFootball

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·20 August 2026

Discover HERE the history of Chivas Femenil v Pachuca

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One of the growing rivalries on the women’s circuit awaits us this weekend. Chivas Femenil heads into Estadio Hidalgo to take on Pachuca, one of its direct Group B rivals for a playoff spot, in a matchup that has given us plenty of excitement in recent years.

Guadalajara has unfinished business against Las Tuzas, which is why the Matchday 4 clash of the Apertura 2026 is generating huge expectations. To start getting a feel for what we’ll experience this Sunday, let’s look back at the history between the rojiblancas and the blue-and-whites.


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What has the history between Chivas Femenil and Pachuca been like?

- The record between the two sides is even, as in 22 meetings, each team has won 9 times and they have drawn 4.- However, facing Las Tuzas has a very special meaning for the Sacred Flock, since its two Liga MX Femenil titles came at the expense of this very rival: it defeated the Hidalgo side in the AP17 and CL22 finals to be crowned champion of the women’s circuit.- Guadalajara has made a major scoring impact in the series, netting 36 goals and conceding 32.

What interesting facts are there about Chivas Femenil and Pachuca?

- This Sunday will feature the top two scorers in Liga MX Femenil history: Alicia Cervantes (183) and Charlyn Corral (178).- Michelle González, Norma Palafox, Janelly Farías, Viridiana Salazar, Miriam García, Yamile Franco, Joselyn De la Rosa, Isabela Esquivias, Natalia Mauleón are the players who have worn both jerseys.- ‘Licha’ Cervantes became Club Guadalajara’s all-time leading scorer by finding the net against Las Tuzas.

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Alicia Cervantes / Clausura 2026

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

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