The best facts ahead of Chivas vs Necaxa | OneFootball

Chivas' rematch comes very soon on the calendar, as in their third consecutive home game in September, they will seek to make up for their most recent result when they host Necaxa on Matchday 10 of the 2025 Apertura. It will be very important for the Rebaño Sagrado to get points at the AKRON Stadium, with a view to maintaining their position in the Play In standings.

There is a lot of information to keep in mind ahead of Tuesday night's match at the Rojiblanca Fortress, so keep reading because we'll tell you everything.

How are they doing in the tournament?

- Chivas suffered a tough 0-3 defeat at home to Toluca, leaving them with 8 points in 13th place in the table.- On the other hand, the team from Aguascalientes beat Puebla by the narrowest of margins with an own goal, which earned them 8 points and moved them up to 12th place in the standings.

What happened the last time the Rayos visited the AKRON?

- Thinking about Chivas vs. Necaxa on Matchday 13 of AP24 reminds us of a great comeback of 3-2 by Guadalajara, which, with goals from Cade Cowell, Ricardo Marín, and Víctor Guzmán, reversed the deficit on the scoreboard and added 3 more points at the Fortaleza Rojiblanca.

Where can I watch the game?

- At this point in the tournament, the support of the entire Chiva Nation is vital, as the Rojiblanca Fortress makes every game count. That's why we're sharing HERE the channels where you can follow this match live in both Mexico and the United States.

Latest lineups

Guadalajara: Raúl Rangel; Miguel Tapias, Luis Romo (C), Diego Campillo; José Castillo, Rubén González, Omar Govea, Bryan González; Santiago Sandoval, Efraín Álvarez, and 34 Armando González.Coach: Gabriel Milito

Necaxa: Luis Unsain; Agustín Oliveros, Alexis Peña (C), Diego De Buen, Cristian Calderón; Agustín Palavecino, José Rodríguez, Kevin Ante, Pável Pérez; Tomás Badaloni, and Raúl Sánchez.Coach: Fernando Gago

Referees

- Referees: Maximiliano Quintero Hernández- Assistant 1: Jorge Antonio Sánchez Espinoza- Assistant 2: Mauricio Nieto Torres- Fourth official: Héctor Salvador Solorio Arreola- VAR: Víctor Alfonso Cáceres Hernández- AVAR: Manuel Alfonso Martínez Sánchez

Did you know?

- Chivas are on a six-game unbeaten streak at home against Necaxa (5W 1D), winning the last four. In Liga MX history, there is only one longer winning streak by Guadalajara against Necaxa: 10 victories between 1956 and 1965.- Guadalajara has won 10 of its last 11 Liga MX games against Necaxa when scoring the first goal of the game: eight wins, two draws, and one loss.- Armando González is the player who has scored the most goals after coming off the bench in the 2025 Apertura, with three. González scored twice against Atlético San Luis and once against América.- Guadalajara is the second team with the most high recoveries so far in the 2025 Apertura, with a total of 71. It is only surpassed by Necaxa, which has one more (72).- Luis Romo is the Guadalajara player who has covered the most meters with the ball in the 2025 Apertura so far, with 1,821. He is almost 700 meters ahead of his closest rival (Diego Campillo, 1171).- Three Guadalajara players lead in the number of assists that resulted in goals in the 2025 Apertura: Roberto Alvarado, Erick Gutiérrez, and Armando González, all with four.- Among players with 20+ dribbling attempts, Efraín Álvarez is the third most effective in this action in the 2025 Apertura (59%, 13/22). - Guadalajara is one of the three teams that suffered the fewest shots after a high recovery by their opponents in the 2025 Apertura, with a total of five, along with América and Cruz Azul.- Luis Romo started 14 sequences that ended in a Guadalajara shot in the 2025 Apertura, more than any other player. In addition, he almost triples his closest pursuers (Gilberto Sepúlveda and Armando González, with five).