The historic record that Chivas can reach in the second leg of the CL24 Semifinals | OneFootball

The great moment that Guadalajara is experiencing at a collective level in all aspects is no news to anyone. The closing of the Clausura 2024 for the Red-and-Whites continues to leave things to analyze, which after 10 matches without defeat, if we also consider the Round of 16 second leg in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, is striking in itself.

Chivas' collective work has allowed Fernando Gago's team to find an important solidity, to the point of being on the verge of an outrageous record that can be broken this Saturday at the Azteca Stadium against América in the second leg of the Semifinal.

What is the record that Chivas can set in the Red-and-White Capital?

The fact of thinking that Guadalajara is just one game away from overcoming their fierce rivals for the third consecutive match in the Final Phase of Liga MX is a latent possibility for the Rebaño, as a win will put them in the CL24 Final, just one step away from the 13th.

If they manage to leave their goal intact, the Chiverío will equal their best streak of unbeaten goals in the club's history. As of today, Deportivo Guadalajara has accumulated 6 matches in a row without conceding a goal, and if they add one more, they will surpass the streak they completed in 1998 between Liga MX and Copa Libertadores, with 7 clean sheets against Veracruz, Puebla, Gremio, Toluca, Toros Neza, Vasco da Gama and Pumas.

So far, Pachuca, Querétaro, Atlas, Toluca on two occasions and América are the teams that have failed to score against Chivas; in fact, speaking of the Clausura 2024, the Águilas have gone two matches in the semester without scoring against the Rebaño, so they could add a third this Saturday at the Coloso de Santa Úrsula.

Without a doubt, the work of the red and white team will be one of the keys for Guadalajara to ensure their presence in the Grand Final of the tournament, and ultimately in the series where they will leave every last breath to win the 13th, hand in hand with the entire ChivaHermana Nation.