How many UNBEATEN home matches could Chivas reach at the Akron? | OneFootball

Guadalajara are enjoying an extraordinary moment. Leaders of the Clausura 2026 with 31 points from 14 matches, Gabriel Milito’s team depends on itself to finish the regular season at the top of the table. In that context, this weekend they will not only defend their position against Puebla, but also stand on the verge of breaking a historic club record.

Chivas head into the match backed by a telling stat: 210 days unbeaten at Estadio AKRON. A run that already stands at 11 consecutive league home matches without defeat, matching what was achieved in 2017, but with a difference that immediately stands out in the numbers.

This Guadalajara side has not only maintained the unbeaten streak—it has taken it to another level. Unlike that 2017 team, which recorded 6 wins and 5 draws, the current squad boasts 9 victories and just 2 draws, reflecting far greater efficiency and a team that has learned how to close out matches.

The improvement is even more evident in the scoring record. While the 2017 side registered 16 goals scored and 9 conceded, the 2026 version has taken a significant leap forward, with 28 goals scored and just 7 allowed. In other words, they are not only winning more—they attack better and defend with greater solidity. As proof, Chivas currently boast the best offense in the tournament with 28 goals.

There is also an interesting overlap between both runs: Necaxa, Atlas, León, América, and Santos appear as opponents in both streaks. Today, Chivas are not only competing against those same teams—they are outperforming them with greater authority, wider scorelines, and much clearer dominance.

The contrast is striking. In 2017, the unbeaten run was built on consistency. In 2026, it is sustained through sharpness, ambition, and a football identity that makes a difference match after match.

Beyond being on the verge of breaking the record, Milito’s team has already sent a clear message: this rojiblanco version is solid both statistically and on the pitch. Nowadays, the AKRON doesn’t just carry weight—it decides matches.

The next match will not be just another one, as it could mark the exact moment when Chivas stop matching their history and begin writing a new chapter.

CL2017–AP2017 Run

* Chivas 1-1 Santos* Chivas 1-0 América* Chivas 2-0 Toluca* Chivas 2-0 Veracruz* Chivas 3-2 Puebla* Chivas 1-1 León* Chivas 1-0 Atlas* Chivas 1-1 Toluca* Chivas 2-1 Tigres* Chivas 0-0 Toluca* Chivas 2-2 Necaxa

Record:

* 6 wins, 5 draws* 16 goals scored* 9 goals conceded

AP2025–CL2026 Run

* Chivas 3-1 Necaxa* Chivas 2-0 Mazatlán* Chivas 4-1 Atlas* Chivas 4-2 Monterrey* Chivas 0-0 Cruz Azul* Chivas 2-0 Pachuca* Chivas 2-1 Querétaro* Chivas 1-0 América* Chivas 3-0 Santos* Chivas 5-0 León* Chivas 2-2 Pumas

Record:

* 9 wins, 2 draws* 28 goals scored* 7 goals conceded