The Key Stats from Guadalajara’s Win in the Clásico Tapatío | OneFootball

There’s nothing better than starting the week on the right foot: Chivas won, we experienced a Rojiblanco celebration in the Clásico Tapatío, and Guadalajara once again is (and always has been) Guadalajara’s. Chivas showed character on Matchday 10 of the Clausura 2026 to defeat the Nextipac side as they so often do, delivering a comeback for the history books.

Along with the joy felt by every Chivahermano, Guadalajara’s victory left plenty of noteworthy points, so even with the euphoria of a great weekend, let’s take a look at everything that came out of another strong performance by the Chiverío.

- Chivas outplayed the Nextipac side from start to finish, returned to winning ways, and reached 21 points in CL26.

- The Rebaño made it clear that Guadalajara belongs to Guadalajara: they extended their unbeaten streak to 6 matches against their city rivals (3 wins and 3 draws, including friendlies).

- Gabriel Milito now has 17 wins in 31 matches as Chivas head coach.

- The Rebaño manager has a perfect record in Liga MX clásicos: 4 wins out of 4. If we include friendly matches, he remains unbeaten with 4 wins and 2 draws.

- Armando González scored his 4th goal against Atlas in 3 Clásicos Tapatíos played.

- Ángel Sepúlveda scored his second goal for Guadalajara in CL26.

- The Chiverío reached 15 wins as the “away” team at Estadio Jalisco during the short-tournament era.

- The Rojiblancos have now scored in 8 consecutive Clásicos Tapatíos.

- Guadalajara recorded its 91st victory against its city rival since the beginning of the rivalry.

- Diego Campillo was the player with the most completed passes on Matchday 10, with 85.