Chivas has a date with history: one win away from a historic mark | OneFootball

The moment Guadalajara is experiencing in the Clausura 2026 couldn’t be better. They are the league leaders, playing proactive, attractive, and decisive football; they boast the best offense in the competition, led by the reigning top scorer who is close to defending his title; and, on top of that, they have established themselves as the backbone of the Mexican National Team heading toward the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Gabriel Milito’s arrival to the Rojiblanco bench in Apertura 2025 had an immediate impact—one that has continued to grow steadily and is evident match after match in Liga MX.

Such has been the outstanding form of the Rebaño Sagrado this season that they now stand on the verge of making history in the top flight. The team is just one win away from breaking its own record for the most victories in a single regular season in short tournaments.

Chivas currently has 10 wins, a figure it had previously reached in CL23, Bicentenario 2010, CL04, and Invierno 1998. However, this time they have an advantage: they still have five matches left to play, opening the door to set a new record.

But it’s not just about the opportunities Milito’s team has—it’s also about the numbers backing them up. Under his management, Guadalajara has won 20 of 34 matches, scored at least one goal in 15 of their last 17 Liga MX games, and every forward on the roster has contributed goals in the current CL26.

Additionally, the Rebaño arrives strengthened by its home form, riding a 10-match unbeaten streak at Estadio AKRON, where they will play their next match against Pumas—a rival that has managed to win there only once in the last 44 years.

The stage is set, Chivahermanos. After the March FIFA break, Guadalajara has a date with its history and its fans: the opportunity to confirm its great form and take another step toward a record that could define an era.