The history between Chivas and Rayados | OneFootball

We are on the eve of the end of the 2025 Apertura, and Chivas is getting ready for its last match of the regular season this Saturday, November 8, when it hosts Rayados at the AKRON Stadium for Matchday 17. Without a doubt, this is a high-quality opponent that will be crucial to defeat in order to secure sixth place in the table and a direct pass to the playoffs.

Throughout the short tournaments, these two teams have played multiple matches full of intensity and good soccer. Furthermore, considering that they could meet again in the final stages, this match raises expectations for what we will experience this weekend. Therefore, here we share the historical balance of this rivalry.

What has the history been like in short tournaments?

-In total, they have faced each other 61 times, with an advantage for the Rebaño, which has 28 wins, 13 draws, and 20 losses.

-In terms of goals, Chivas also maintains superiority, with 94 goals scored and 85 conceded.

-This is a rivalry that usually guarantees excitement, as it has given us memorable duels such as the 4-4 in CL08 and the 3-3 in CL04. More recently, three 3-1 scores stand out since AP20.

-When the venue is Guadalajara, the balance continues to tip in favor of Chiverío: they have faced each other 30 times in the Perla Tapatía, with 14 wins for Rojiblancos, 7 draws, and 9 losses.

Interesting facts about the rivalry

-Further proof that this duel usually produces goals is that there has only been one 0-0 draw in the entire history of the short tournaments.

-In the last 10 meetings between the Rebaño Sagrado and the Regios, Chivas has 5 wins, 2 draws, and only 3 losses.

-If we focus solely on the matches played in Guadalajara, the last 10 games have been very evenly matched, with 4 wins for each side and 2 draws. Therefore, everything points to an extremely interesting match this weekend.

Players who have played for both teams

-Luis Romo and Omar Govea are the current Rojiblanco players who have played for both clubs.

-Over the years, other players have also done so, including Jaime 'Tubo' Gómez, Ramón Morales, Paulo César 'Tilón' Chávez, Manuel Sol, Aldo de Nigris, and Rodolfo Pizarro.