Everything you need to know ahead of Chivas vs Puebla | OneFootball

This Tuesday will be extremely important for Guadalajara, as they are playing their last chance to reach the Liguilla of the Clausura 2025. To stay alive in the tournament, the Rebaño Sagrado must win, something that will not be easy, as they will face Puebla, who are looking to break their negative inertia.

As part of the preview of this match corresponding to Matchday 16, here is everything you need to know about the rivalry between Chivas and Puebla.

How do they look coming into the match?

- El Rebaño Sagrado is coming off a 1-1 draw against Mazatlán, which brings its total to 17 points and puts it in twelfth place.

- Puebla will be coming into this match after losing 1-0 to León, leaving them in second-to-last place in the table with 9 points.

What is the most recent result between the Rebaño and La Franja in Guadalajara?

- The last time these two teams met was on Matchday 14 of the Clausura 2024 and on that day, Guadalajara won 3-2, with goals from Javier Hernández, Erick Gutiérrez and Roberto Alvarado.

The history between the two

- If you want to know a little more about the history of the rivalry, CLICK HERE and find out what has happened.

Latest lineups

Chivas: Raúl Rangel, Miguel Gómez, Gilberto Sepúlveda, Raúl Martínez, Luis Rey, Mateo Chávez, Erick Gutiérrez, Yael Padilla, Roberto Alvarado, Alan Pulido, Teun Wilke.

Puebla: Julio González, Juan Fedorco, Emanuel Gularte, Brayan Angulo, Jorge Rodríguez, José Pachuca, Efraín Orona, Pablo González, Franco Moyano, Emiliano Gómez, Ricardo Marín.

Chivas' call-up list for the match against Puebla

- For the list of 21 players called up by Gerardo Espinoza for the matchday 16 clash, CLICK HERE and find out all the details.

Where to watch Chivas vs Puebla live?

- CLICK HERE and take note of the channels that will be broadcasting the match live, both in Mexico and the United States.

The refereeing staff

- Referee: Katia Itzel García- Assistant 1: Karen Díaz- Assistant 2: Sandra Ramírez- Fourth official: Abraham Quirarte

Did you know?

- The last two times Chivas hosted Puebla at the Akron Stadium, they came away with the win (3-2 on Matchday 14 of CL24 and 1-0 on Matchday 14 of AP22).- Guadalajara has been strong hosting Puebla in the Perla Tapatía, since of the 25 matches they have played, the Rojiblancos have won 11, drawn 8 and lost only 6.- The maximum goal in the history of the rivalry had Rojiblancos dyes, since in both J9 of Summer 2002 and Matchday 16 of CL08, the Rebaño defeated La Franja 4-0 (both games were in Guadalajara).- Miguel Jiménez and Ricardo Marín are the only players from the current squads to have worn both jerseys.- Roberto Alvarado is Guadalajara's most productive player in CL25, with 4 goals and 3 assists.- After his goal against Mazatlán, Teun Wilke reached 2 goals in the tournament.