Everything you need to know ahead of Chivas vs. Tigres | OneFootball

Determined to secure their second win and continue climbing the overall standings, Guadalajara is ready to face their pending match from Matchday 1, in which they will host Tigres at the AKRON Stadium. The match will take place on Wednesday afternoon and could set an interesting course for the Rebaño Sagrado's 2025 Apertura, so here's everything you need to know about the rivalry.

How are they doing?

•⁠ ⁠Chivas is coming off a win in El Clásico de México after beating América 1-2 in Mexico City. After this result, the Rojiblancos are in 11th place in the table with 7 points and one game in hand.

•⁠ ⁠For their part, Tigres come into this match after a goalless draw against León in the Sultana del Norte. They are currently fifth in the overall standings with 14 points.

The last meeting between the rivals

•⁠ ⁠It was on Matchday 3 of the 2025 Clausura, when the Rebaño and the Universitarios drew 1-1 at the AKRON stadium. In that match, Teun Wilke scored for the Rojiblancos, while Juan Brunetta scored for the visitors.

Where to watch Chivas vs. Tigres LIVE?

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Latest lineups

Chivas: Raúl Rangel, Miguel Gómez, Diego Campillo, Luis Romo, Miguel Tapias, Bryan González, Erick Gutiérrez, Rubén González, Efraín Álvarez, Roberto Alvarado, Cade Cowell.

Tigres: Nahuel Guzmán, Marco Farfán, Romulo Zwarg, Juan Sánchez Purata, Javier Aquino, Bernardo Parra, Juan Brunetta, Diego Lainez, Ozziel Herrera, Angel Correa, Edgar López.

The referees for Chivas vs. Tigres

•⁠ ⁠Referee: César Ramos Palazuelos•⁠ ⁠Assistant 1: Alberto Morín•⁠ ⁠Assistant 2: Jorge Sánchez•⁠ ⁠Fourth official: Orlando Delgadillo

Did you know?

•⁠ ⁠Chivas and Tigres drew 1-1 the last two times they faced each other.

•⁠ ⁠Guadalajara has averaged 2 goals scored per game at home so far in AP25, in contrast to the previous tournament where they averaged only 1.

•⁠ ⁠In addition, the Rebaño Sagrado has an expected assist rate of 9.51, which places them as the second-best team in Liga MX in this category, even with one game remaining.

•⁠ ⁠Guadalajara remains the team that leads the statistics for passes allowed per defensive action, with an average of just 8.4.

•⁠ ⁠Gabriel Milito's men are also the second-best team in terms of shortest passing distance, averaging 18 meters.

•⁠ ⁠Chivas boasts a statistic that reflects the Argentine coach's ability to make adjustments, as it is the Liga MX team with the most goals scored by players coming off the bench, with 5.

•⁠ ⁠The Rojiblancos are the second team with the fewest yellow cards so far in AP25, with 17.

•⁠ ⁠After his goal in El Clásico de México, Armando González reached 7 goals with Chivas in Liga MX. In fact, El Rebaño has only lost 1 of the 6 games in which La Hormiga has scored.

•⁠ ⁠Diego Campillo is the Chivas player with the highest pass completion rate (91%) among all players who have played in all 7 games.

•⁠ ⁠So far this season, Efraín Álvarez is the Rojiblanco player with the most shots (19) and the most crosses into the box (41).

•⁠ ⁠Raúl Rangel is the ninth goalkeeper with the most saves in the league, with 17 in the AP25.