How Chivas have tamed Xolos at the Estadio Akron | OneFootball

The AKRON Stadium has been a true fortress for Guadalajara whenever Xolos shows up on the schedule. Heading into the next meeting between the two teams, the history in rojiblanco territory boasts favorable numbers for the Rebaño, which has won half of the matches it has played at home against Tijuana. According to the historical record, Chivas and Xolos have faced each other 16 times in Guadalajara, counting Liga and Copa MX, with a balance of 8 wins for the Rebaño, 4 draws, and 4 losses. In other words, Guadalajara has picked up points in 12 of those 16 matches, which represents 75 percent of the games played at home. Rojiblanco superiority is also reflected in offensive production. In this series, Chivas has scored 22 goals and conceded 16, for a +6 goal difference. In addition, the 8 wins and 4 draws have allowed it to collect 28 points in these 16 matches, compared to the 16 Tijuana has earned through its wins and draws in this record. The history between both clubs in Guadalajara began in Apertura 2011 and has gone through different stages. One important detail is that this background is not limited exclusively to Liga MX, as it also includes Copa MX matches, so the record brings together games from both competitions. Within this history, Guadalajara has earned victories of different kinds. It has won by a two-goal margin, as happened in the 2-0 win in Clausura 2019 and the 2-0 result in one of its Copa MX matches in Apertura 2014, but it has also managed to pull through in tight contests, such as the 1-0 Copa MX win over Tijuana and the 1-0 result in Apertura 2023. Another fact that shows how difficult it has been to visit the Rebaño is that Xolos has only been able to win 4 of the 16 matches in the record played in Guadalajara. By contrast, Chivas has won on 8 occasions, exactly double the number of border-side victories. The most recent meeting recorded at the Akron Stadium ended in a scoreless draw, 0-0 in Clausura 2026, a result that adds to the four draws in the historical balance. Before that match, Guadalajara had beaten Tijuana 2-1 in Clausura 2025. Thus, the home record offers a clear snapshot of what facing Xolos in rojiblanco territory has meant: 16 matches, 8 Chivas wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses; 22 goals scored, 16 conceded, and 28 points for Guadalajara. Now, the AKRON Stadium is ready to write a new chapter in this story. And the Rebaño will look to make home field count again against a rival it has, so far, known how to tame in Guadalajara.

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