What happens if Chivas Femenil beats Juárez in their pending match? | OneFootball

One of the key moments of the season for Chivas Femenil is just around the corner. The team is about to play its pending Matchday 11 game of the Clausura 2026 against FC Juárez, which opens up great possibilities in their goal of breaking into the top 4 of the women’s league.

The red-and-white squad is already working to show their best version on the border, and expectations are high. But don’t worry, Chivahermano: here we break down every possible scenario for Antonio Contreras’ team as the semester comes to a close.

Who is Chivas Femenil competing with for the top spots?

It’s important to note that Guadalajara is the only one of the four teams in this race with two matches left to play, giving them an advantage in this final stretch of the tournament.

Position / Team / Points / Goal Difference3. Pachuca / 36 / +324. Tigres / 34 / +255. Guadalajara / 32 / +146. Toluca / 32 / +12

What matches remain in CL26?

After the clash between the team from Guadalajara and the border side, the final matchday of the regular season will take place, featuring direct matchups between the top six teams in the standings.

Matchday 11 (pending)* Juárez vs Chivas Femenil / Monday, April 20 / 7 PM

Matchday 17* América vs Pachuca / Friday, April 24 / 7 PM* Chivas Femenil vs Toluca / Friday, April 24 / 7:06 PM* Rayadas vs Tigres / Friday, April 24 / 9:06 PM

What happens if Chivas Femenil beats Bravas?

Earning three points in this pending match would put Chivas in a strong position, as they would surpass Tigres for fourth place with 35 points heading into the final matchday.

What scenarios come after this match?

-Finishing the tournament with two wins would allow Guadalajara to reach 38 points, potentially climbing as high as third place, as long as Pachuca does not defeat América.

-With one win and one draw, the team would reach 36 points, which could secure fourth place provided Tigres does not win the Clásico Regio.

- If they draw both matches, the team would secure fifth place with 34 points.

 -If they draw one match and lose the other, there are two scenarios: if they lose to Bravas and draw with Toluca, they would depend on Cruz Azul not defeating Pumas to hold onto fifth place on goal difference; if they draw with Juárez and lose to Toluca, they could drop as low as seventh if Cruz Azul wins.

-Losing both matches could drop the team to seventh place, depending on Cruz Azul’s results