What has the history been like between Chivas and Pachuca? | OneFootball

We are just two games away from the end of the Regular Phase of the 2025 Apertura, and Chivas has a crucial mission this Sunday, November 2, when it visits Pachuca on Matchday 16. The Tuzos are a direct rival for the last ticket to the playoffs, so the Rebaño Sagrado arrives with minimal margin for error and with the obligation to go all out to earn three crucial points.

Historically, this rivalry has given us high-level duels, and this occasion will be no exception, as both teams will arrive focused on scoring to stay in the fight for sixth place in the standings. An intense match is expected this Sunday in Bella Airosa, so here we tell you how this confrontation has developed throughout the short tournaments.

What has the history been like in short tournaments?

-They have faced each other 59 times, with 22 wins for the Rebaño, 20 losses, and 17 draws.

-The parity is also reflected in the goals: 77 for Chivas and 80 for Pachuca.

-The biggest score in the rivalry was in favor of the Rojiblancos: it was 5-0 in J8 of CL09, at the Jalisco Stadium.

-When they play in Pachuca, the balance remains even: 10 wins for Chivas, 11 losses, and 9 draws.

Interesting facts about the rivalry:

-Chivas has gone 6 games without losing in its last encounters with the Tuzos.

-In its last 3 visits to Bella Airosa, it has 2 wins and 1 draw.

-In 8 of the last 10 matches, both teams have scored at least one goal.

-In the 5 most recent matches, the Rebaño has scored 6 goals, conceded only 2, and kept a clean sheet on 3 occasions.

Players who have played for both teams:

-In the current Guadalajara squad, Bryan 'Cotorro' González, Miguel Tapias, Roberto Alvarado, and Erick Gutiérrez are the players who have played for both teams.

-In addition, players such as Rodolfo Pizarro, Benjamín Galindo, Víctor Guzmán, Javier Eduardo López, Omar Arellano Nuño, and Alberto Medina have also played for both teams.