Everything you need to know ahead of Chivas’ visit to San Luis | OneFootball

Guadalajara are finally back in Liga MX action after the international break, as they prepare to face Matchday 4 of the Clausura 2026. The Rojiblancos will head to Libertado Financiera stadium, aiming to collect all three points against Atlético de San Luis.

Winning four out of four matches, confirming the strong form they’ve shown so far and continuing their steady march at the top of the league are some of the challenges facing Gabriel Milito’s side against the Potosinos. To make sure you don’t miss a thing, here are the most important facts surrounding this matchup.

How do they arrive?

-With a solid performance, Chivas claimed their third win of the tournament after defeating Querétaro 2–1 at Estadio AKRON. Milito’s team sit top of the standings with nine points.

-Atlético de San Luis, meanwhile, earned a 1–1 draw away to Xolos de Tijuana, reaching four points and currently sitting eighth in the table.

What happened the last time they met?

What seemed like a regular fixture turned into a clear statement of identity. On Matchday 3 of the Apertura 2025, Guadalajara defeated San Luis 4–3, offering one of the first strong glimpses of the style that now defines Milito’s project.

Where to watch the match?

Supporting the Rebaño isn’t limited to being at the stadium, you can also follow them from wherever you are. CLICK THE IMAGE to find out where you can watch Chivas’ visit to San Luis LIVE.

Most recent lineups

Guadalajara: Raúl Rangel; Daniel Aguirre, Luis Romo, José Castillo; Richard Ledezma, Omar Govea, Brian Gutiérrez, Bryan González; Efraín Álvarez, Roberto Alvarado and Armando González.Head coach: Gabriel Milito

Atlético de San Luis: Andrés Sánchez; Román Torres, Robson Alves, Benjamín Galindo, Eduardo Águila, Juan Sanabria; Miguel García, Óscar Macías, Sébastien Salles-Lamonge; João Pedro (C) and Anderson Duarte.Head coach: Guillermo Abascal