How did Chivas' youth teams fare against Necaxa? | OneFootball

This Tuesday, Chivas' U19 and U21 teams faced Necaxa in Matchday 10 of the Apertura 2025. Both matches saw plenty of action at both ends, but that didn't stop the Rojiblancos and Hidrocálidos from giving their all on the pitch, so much so that the balance of wins ended up being more than even. To find out everything that happened, read on.

Under-19

Guadalajara's Under-19 team beat Necaxa 2-1 in Matchday 10 of the AP2025. The match started favorably for the Rojiblancos, as Brandon Brocksom opened the scoring in the 10th minute and, before halftime, Leonardo Cepeda extended the lead in the 33rd minute to make it 2-0.

In the second half, Omar Domínguez scored for Necaxa in the 51st minute, but it was not enough to prevent the Rojiblancos from winning.

With this result, the Rebaño is currently in eighth place with 15 points. The team is aware of the importance of continuing to earn points as the tournament draws to a close and, starting tomorrow, will focus its preparation on the upcoming match against Puebla.

Chivas U19 2-1 Necaxa U19Referee: José Cristian González VizcainoGigantera

Lineups Chivas: 183 Cristo Navarrete, 204 José Gallegos, 244 Omar Dueñas, 236 Leonardo Cepeda (252 Paulo Sánchez 63'), 237 Santiago Hernández (245 Jonathan Gallardo 63'), 258 Leonel Calderón, 259 José Elenes (270 Aldrin Mariaca), 278 Santiago Delgadillo (266 Jhonnatan Grajales 59’), 189 Sebastián Bucio (254 Emiliano Rodriguez 59’), 239 Brandon Brocksom, 279 Esteban Mendoza. Coach: Benny Ferreyra

Necaxa: 231 Kevin Hernández, 234 Brian Palafox, 323 Leroy Davis III (139 Enrique Cortez 71’), 147 Santiago Muñoz, 158 Daniel Vázquez (247 Edgar Moreno 86’), 186 Ricardo Jimenez, 188 Israel Tello, 207 Omar Dominguez, 248 Erasmo Gomez, 249 Josef Telles (289 Leonardo Arvizo 71’), 209 Christian Martinez (253 Arturo Mendoza 79’).Head coach: Tomás Reyes

Under-21

El Rebaño played a very intense match against Los Rayos at Gigantiera facilities, generating multiple chances that demanded maximum effort from the visiting goalkeeper. However, the ball did not go in and Los Rayos won the match 0-2, thanks to goals from Brandon Lomelí in the 38th minute and Gianluca Davino in the 74th minute.

Starting tomorrow, the Rojiblancos will begin preparing for their next match against Puebla, aware of the importance of earning three points away from home.

Chivas U21 0-2 Necaxa U21Referee: Omar Alejandro Ortega GarcíaGigantera

Lineups Chivas: 190 Robinho Romero, 186 Diego González (212 Angel Brambila 45'), 193 Jared De León, 195 Diego Rosales, 213 Zinedine Hernández 196 Diego Covarrubias, 197 Xandor Camacho (194 Maximiliano Bustos at 58'), 207 Raul Martinez, 217 Hugo Mata, 227 Carlos Zepeda (199 Ian Torres at 80’), 240 Gael García (218 André Ham at 58’) (224 Leonardo Torres at 66’). Coach: José Meléndez

Necaxa: 191 Roman Estrada, 145 Alex Monárrez, 194 Mario González, 232 Ricardo Alonso, 184 Paulo Romero, 197 Arath Moreno (135 Paul Valle at 88'), 198 Brandon Lomeli (206 Michael Torres at 76'), 210 Joshua Palacios, 187 Kevin Armenta (240 Juan Ayala in the 45th minute), 199 José Santoyo (286 Yeudiel Casas in the 88th minute), 211 Gianluca Davino (189 Hather Cuestsa in the 76th minute). Head coach: Edgar Hernández