Tough setback for Chivas in Querétaro | OneFootball

Querétaro.- It was definitely a tough night for Chivas, who were the better side and had several chances to score, but their lack of precision in front of goal cost them dearly and they lost 1-0 to the Gallos in Matchday 14 of the Apertura 2025.

After this defeat, Guadalajara remains on 20 points and will be looking to secure their place in the playoffs in their remaining three games.

The Rebaño's patience was tested with a turbulent start to the match, as Gallos took the lead in the first minute of the game after taking advantage of a slip by Chivas. From then on, the match was a red-and-white concert, as Gabriel Milito's team took the initiative and, without relinquishing possession of the ball, created multiple dangerous chances.

Despite trying tirelessly, Guadalajara was unable to convert its chances and went into halftime trailing on the scoreboard. The second half brought with it a much more complex game for the Rebaño, which had trouble getting past the Gallos' low block and, as a result, failed to create danger in front of the opponent's goal.

Guadalajara will return to training on Thursday, looking to turn the page and focus fully on this Saturday's Clásico Tapatío, which will take place at the AKRON Stadium at 7:07 p.m.

The goal

1-0: Gallos scored the first goal early in the game, taking advantage of a slip in midfield in the 1st minute to take the lead through Ali Ávila.

Querétaro 1-0 Chivas(Ali Ávila in the 1st minute)Referee: Maximiliano QuinteroCorregidora Stadium

Lineups: Querétaro: Guillermo Allison, Diego Reyes, Francisco Venegas, Jonathan Perlaza, Santiago Homenchenko, Lucas Rodríguez, Jaime Gómez, Eduardo Armenta, Ángel Zapata, Rodrigo Bogarin, Ali Ávila.Coach: Benjamín Mora

Chivas: Raúl Rangel, Richard Ledezma (AM in the 44th minute) (EXP in the 90th minute), Diego Campillo, Luis Romo, José Castillo (Hugo Camberos in the 58th minute), Bryan González (Cade Cowell at 62'), Rubén González, Omar Govea (Roberto Alvarado at 45'), Santiago Sandoval, Efraín Álvarez (Erick Gutiérrez at 58'), Armando González (Teun Wilke at 45').Coach: Gabriel Milito