What has the history between Chivas Femenil and Santos been like? | OneFootball

After starting their Clausura 2026 campaign with two undefeated matches and clean sheets, Chivas Femenil will face the first of three games they will play within a span of seven days. This Sunday, they will host Santos for Matchday 3 of the women’s league in a match that carries a sense of revenge due to what happened last tournament.

This Sunday the series between Chivas Femenil and the Laguneras comes back to life, so here we help you review everything that has happened between both teams in Liga MX Femenil.

How has the rivalry between the Red-and-Whites and the Guerreras unfolded?

- There have been 21 editions of this matchup, with a clear dominator: 13 wins for Guadalajara, 3 draws, and 5 defeats.

- The goal tally is also in favor of the team from Guadalajara, with 55 goals for Chivas and 23 for Santos.

- Chivas Femenil vs Santos is a historic matchup in the women’s league, as in CL24 Chivas crushed Santos 10–2, one of the biggest wins in the division’s history and the largest in this rivalry.

What curiosities exist in this rivalry?

- Santos is the third-favorite victim of Alicia Cervantes, behind América and Toluca, as she has scored 14 goals against the Laguneras.

- It was precisely against Santos that “Licha” set a Liga MX Femenil record by scoring six goals in that historic CL24 thrashing.

- Blanca Félix made her professional debut against Santos in Matchday 6 of AP17, when Chivas won 6–0. Since then, she has become the player with the most appearances for the club, with 244 matches.

- Chivas currently holds a streak of five straight home wins against Santos. The last time they failed to take all three points was in AP19.

Who has worn both jerseys?

Several players have defended both crests, including:

* Karla Martínez

* Daniela Delgado

* Arlett Tovar

* Priscila Padilla

* Cynthia Rodríguez

* Luisa de Alba

* Karol Contreras

* Anette Vázquez

Three great Chivas goals in this rivalry

Adriana Iturbide / AP24

Alicia Cervantes / CL24

Carolina Jaramillo / AP22