Guadalajara U-15 Is Unstoppable at the Start of the Apertura 2026! | OneFootball

Guadalajara’s U-15 side remains perfect in the Apertura 2026! After four matchdays, the young Rojiblancos have enjoyed an outstanding start and currently lead Group 2 with 12 points after four consecutive victories.

This run is no coincidence. The team’s strong form is the result of work that began last tournament and is now reflected not only in the results, but also in its offensive production.

A Streak Dating Back to the Clausura 2026

The Rojiblancos’ impressive run goes beyond the current tournament. Under Alexis Coyote, the team closed out the Clausura 2026 with five consecutive matches without a defeat. Combined with the work of Carlos Trembay, the current head coach of the category, that run has extended the unbeaten streak to nine matches.

During this stretch, Guadalajara has recorded seven wins and two draws, highlighting the consistency the team has developed.

Looking at the bigger picture, the numbers also support the team’s excellent form. Since the previous tournament through the opening stages of the Apertura 2026, Chivas has played 22 matches, recording 14 wins, five draws and just three defeats.

A Goal-Scoring Start to the Apertura 2026

The team’s attacking power has also been a major factor. In their first four matches of the tournament, the Rojiblancos have scored 12 goals, averaging three goals per game.

One of the main players behind this strong start is Saúl Hernández, who is enjoying an excellent run in front of goal. The forward is Guadalajara’s leading scorer and the top scorer in the entire category, with four goals and an average of one goal every 65 minutes.

A Project That Continues to Bear Fruit

The U-15 results reflect the continued growth of the work being done at the Rojiblanco Academy. The unbeaten run and offensive firepower show a team that has maintained the foundation established last tournament and has started the Apertura 2026 with plenty of reasons to believe it can once again be a major force in its age group.