Deportivo Guadalajara / Statistics

The article deals with various statistics from Club Deportivo Guadalajara , also known by the nickname Chivas .

The "first" comparison

In mid-1906, the first game in the club's history (at that time still called Club Unión) took place. Opponents and results are no longer known. But even after that there were some encounters that are historically significant as the "first encounter" of this kind:

date	opponent	Result	occasion
1916	CF Atlas	1: 2	First Clásico Tapatío
October 21, 1943	CF Atlante	4: 1	First game in the Primera División
October 28, 1943	ADO	5: 1	First home game in the Primera División
05.12.1943	CF Atlas	7: 3	First Clásico Tapatío in the Primera División
January 16, 1944	CF America	3: 1	First Superclásico in the Primera División
01/30/1947	Racing Club	2: 3	First comparison with a foreign team
08/07/1947	Ferencváros Budapest	2: 1	First comparison with a European team
06/27/1951	VfB Stuttgart	1-0	First comparison with a German team
01/29/1953	FK Austria Vienna	0-0	First comparison with an Austrian team
04/30/1964	FC Barcelona	2: 2	First guest appearance in Europe
05/15/1964	Werder Bremen	1: 2	First guest appearance in Germany

Placements in the Primera División (until 1949/50 Liga Mayor)

Placements from 1943/44 to México 70

In the period of the second half of this list falls the era of the most successful Chivas team of all time, which won seven championship titles in the nine seasons between 1956/57 and 1964/65 and is also known as "Campeonísimo".

season	space	Games	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Remarks
1943/44	6th of 10th	18th	8th	0	10	50:51	16-20
1944/45	10th of 13th	24	6th	9	9	50:60	21-27
1945/46	11th of 16	30th	11	5	14th	60:64	27-33
1946/47	11th of 15	28	7th	9	12	58:61	23-33
1947/48	11th of 15	28	9	7th	12	55:69	25-31
1948/49	3rd of 15	28	17th	4th	7th	54:37	38-18
1949/50	12th of 14th	26th	7th	8th	11	47:57	22-30
1950/51	5th of 12th	22nd	9	7th	6th	42:33	25-19
1951/52	2nd of 12th	22nd	13	4th	5	46:24	30-14	Runner-up for the first time
1952/53	5th of 12th	22nd	10	3	9	41:32	23-21
1953/54	6th of 12th	22nd	9	4th	9	46:34	22-22
1954/55	2nd of 12th	22nd	12	6th	4th	41:22	30-14
1955/56	10. of 14	26th	5	11	10	33:35	21-31
1956/57	1st of 13th	24	17th	2	5	47:22	36-12	The first championship title
1957/58	3rd of 14th	26th	14th	5	7th	48:27	33-19
1958/59	1st of 14th	26th	16	6th	4th	52:26	38-14
1959/60	1st of 14th	26th	17th	4th	5	52:37	38-14
1960/61	1st of 14th	26th	17th	5	4th	53:29	39-13
1961/62	1st of 14th	26th	20th	1	5	58:17	41-11	To date, Chivas is the only club that has won the Mexican championship four times in a row.
1962/63	2nd of 14th	26th	12	11	3	39:25	35-17	Chivas lost the championship on the last day of the match by a 1-0 defeat against the previous runners-up and new champions Oro .
1963/64	1st of 14th	26th	16	5	5	43:25	37-15
1964/65	1st of 16	30th	15th	10	5	47:29	40-20
1965/66	3rd of 16	30th	17th	6th	7th	47:33	40-20
1966/67	3rd of 16	30th	13	9	8th	36:28	35-25
1967/68	6th of 16	30th	13	8th	9	51:35	34-26
1968/69	2nd of 16	30th	14th	10	6th	45:30	38-22
1969/70	1st of 16	30th	18th	9	3	54:24	45-15
Mexico 70	2nd of 16	28	14th	6th	8th	48:29	34-22	The championship was held in a double round; initially two groups to determine the championship and relegation round that will then be held. Chivas took second place in the championship round.

Placements from 1970/71 to 1995/96

Since the 1970/71 season, the championship has been divided into groups and decided in subsequent play-offs ( called Liguillas in Mexico ). Therefore, the following list contains an additional column with the heading Liguilla in the second position , in which the performance in the respective season is documented: The abbreviation nq means that Chivas could not qualify for the Liguilla and Rep. That she was in the Repechaje have failed. VF means that they are in the quarter finals and HF that they are eliminated in the semifinals. F documents that they have reached the final and are therefore runner-up. M means that they won the championship. The ranking given in the third column refers to the respective overall season table, which has no influence on the championship as such.

A side note is the fact that Chivas never reached the Liguillas in the eight seasons between 1972/73 and 1979/80. The “lean years” are also known as “chivas flacas”.

season	Liguilla	space	Games	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Remarks
1970/71	nq	14. of 18	34	11	8th	15th	34:44	30-38	Chivas saved himself in his group with only one point ahead of Pachuca before a possible relegation round against city ​​rivals Atlas .
1971/72	HF	5th of 18	34	14th	11	9	37:33	39-29	In Group B, Guadalajara took second place and thus qualified for the semifinals against eventual champions Cruz Azul , to whom Chivas lost 1-0 and 0-2.
1972/73	nq	9th of 18	34	10	12	12	38:39	32-36
1973/74	nq	11. of 18	34	11	12	11	43:45	34-34
1974/75	nq	11th of 20	38	13	12	13	50:52	38-38
1975/76	nq	14. of 20	38	11	13	14th	47:52	35-41
1976/77	nq	7th of 20	38	15th	13	10	44:38	43-33
1977/78	nq	14. of 20	38	12	10	16	48:56	34-42
1978/79	nq	15th of 20	38	11	13	14th	43:56	35-41
1979/80	nq	11th of 20	38	11	16	11	45:41	38-38
1980/81	VF	3rd of 20	38	15th	13	10	53:41	43-33
1981/82	nq	17th of 20	38	6th	15th	17th	39:55	27-49
1982/83	F.	7th of 20	38	13	14th	11	44:37	40-36
1983/84	F.	4th of 20	38	15th	16	7th	56:40	46-30
1984/85	VF	6th of 20	38	16	13	9	49:30	45-31
Prode 85 México 86	VF HF	7th of 20 7th of 20	8 18	4 6	2 7	2 5	12:10 30:25	10-6 19-17	Because of the 1986 World Cup in their own country, two special tournaments were held every six months , as was customary from 1996/97
1986/87	M.	1st of 21st	40	21st	13	6th	63:28	55-25
1987/88	VF	3rd of 20	38	17th	12	9	54:35	46-30
1988/89	VF	4th of 20	38	19th	9	10	66:43	47-29	In the championship round, which was held in two groups, Guadalajara took second place - level on points with arch-rivals America . A semi-final was not played.
1989/90	nq	11th of 20	38	10	18th	10	41:42	38-38
1990/91	HF	7th of 20	38	10	21st	7th	43:36	41-35
1991/92	VF	3rd of 20	38	13	19th	6th	41:31	45-31
1992/93	nq	13th of 20	38	11	11	16	43:54	33-43
1993/94	Rep.	7th of 20	38	15th	13	10	44:34	43-33
1994/95	HF	1st of 19	36	22nd	8th	6th	70:35	52-20	It was one of the best seasons of the Chivasi, which consequently finished the league round as Superlíder (team with the best points ), but failed in the Liguilla semi-finals due to the away goals rule at the time due to the new champions Necaxa .
1995/96	nq	12. of 18	34	11	10	13	37:42	43	This season the three-point rule was introduced.

Placements since 1996/97

Two championships have been held per season since 1996/97. In the first half of the season, the champion of the first half of the season (in Mexico called Apertura or initially as Invierno ) and then the champion of the second half ( Clausura or Verano ) is determined.

season	Liguilla	space	Games	S.	U	N	Gates	Points	Remarks
Inv 96	VF	3rd of 18	17th	9	4th	4th	33:19	31
Ver 97	M.	2nd of 18	17th	9	7th	1	27:16	34	On the way to the championship title, Chivas celebrated the two highest victories in the history of his participation in the Liguillas: in the quarterfinals a 5-0 against Santos Laguna and in the final a 6-1 against Toros Neza .
Inv 97	VF	5th of 18	17th	8th	5	4th	28:24	29
Ver 98	nq	13th of 18	17th	5	4th	8th	19:17	19th
Inv 98	F.	3rd of 18	17th	10	4th	3	34:25	34	For the third time after 1994/95 and Inv 96, Guadalajara failed at Necaxa within less than four years .
Ver 99	VF	6th of 18	17th	7th	5	5	24:21	26th
Inv 99	VF	5th of 18	17th	8th	4th	5	20:19	28
Ver 00	HF	4th of 18	17th	7th	6th	4th	25:17	27
Inv 00	nq	17th of 18	17th	3	5	9	18:27	14th
Ver 01	nq	11. of 18	17th	5	7th	5	21:17	22nd
Inv 01	VF	7th of 19	18th	6th	8th	4th	20:20	26th
Ver 02	nq	11th of 19	18th	5	7th	6th	22:21	22nd
Ape 02	VF	7th of 20	19th	6th	9	4th	28:29	27
Cla 03	VF	8th of 20	19th	8th	7th	4th	32:24	31
Ape 03	Rep.	8th of 20	19th	9	2	8th	30:28	29
Cla 04	F.	3rd of 20	19th	10	4th	5	30:23	34	In the semi-finals, Guadalajara prevailed against Toluca for the first time , against whom they had always failed in the previous four comparisons (since 2000).
Ape 04	VF	5th of 18	17th	8th	5	4th	34:22	29
Cla 05	nq	10. of 18	17th	6th	5	6th	29:31	23
Ape 05	nq	13th of 18	17th	4th	7th	6th	16:22	19th
Cla 06	HF	7th of 18	17th	6th	5	6th	19:26	23
Ape 06	M.	8th of 18	17th	7th	5	5	26:18	26th	The eleventh championship title came from a final victory over the old feared opponent Toluca.
Cla 07	HF	2nd of 18	17th	9	4th	4th	27:14	31
Ape 07	HF	4th of 18	17th	9	4th	4th	28:16	31
Cla 08	VF	1st of 18	17th	9	6th	2	32:14	33	Chivas are defeated by Monterrey with an aggregate score of 5-8 and have to accept the most goals they have ever conceded against an opponent in the Liguillas (excluding penalties).
Ape 08	nq	8th of 18	17th	6th	7th	4th	23:23	25th	Although occupying eighth place in the overall table with 25 points, Chivas missed the Liguillas as fourth-placed team in his group against the runner-up in another group, Santos Laguna , who only scored 22 points.
Cla 09	nq	11. of 18	17th	5	6th	6th	21:20	21st
Ape 09	nq	14. of 18	17th	5	4th	8th	23:29	19th
Bic 10	VF	2nd of 18	17th	10	2	5	28:21	32	On the occasion of the Mexican War of Independence , which began 200 years ago , the Clausura 2010 was officially called Bicentenario 2010.
Ape 10	nq	10. of 18	17th	4th	10	3	16:15	22nd	For the first time, more than half of Chivas' games have ended in a single round.
Cla 11	HF	8th of 18	17th	6th	7th	4th	23:15	25th
Ape 11	VF	1st of 18	17th	8th	6th	3	24:18	30th
Cla 12	nq	15th of 18	17th	4th	3	10	12:21	15th	For the first time since the introduction of the semi-annual championship rounds, Chivas suffered ten defeats in a tournament.
Ape 12	VF	8th of 18	17th	6th	5	6th	17:17	23
Cla 13	nq	17th of 18	17th	3	7th	7th	15:24	16
Ape 13	nq	16. of 18	17th	2	6th	9	16:30	12
Cla 14	nq	15th of 18	17th	5	6th	6th	13:18	21st
Ape 14	nq	16. of 18	17th	3	7th	7th	13:20	16
Cla 15	HF	5th of 18	17th	7th	5	5	20:16	26th
Ape 15	nq	13th of 18	17th	6th	3	8th	23:26	21st
Cla 16	VF	5th of 18	17th	7th	7th	3	26:16	28
Ape 16	VF	4th of 18	17th	8th	4th	5	21:17	28
Cla 17	M.	3rd of 18	17th	7th	6th	4th	21:18	27	The twelfth championship title came from a final victory over defending champion UANL Tigres .
Ape 17	nq	13th of 18	17th	4th	6th	7th	21:23	18th
Cla 18	nq	17th of 18	17th	3	6th	8th	14:24	15th
Ape 18	nq	11. of 18	17th	5	5	7th	21:22	20th
Cla 19	nq	14. of 18	17th	5	3	9	16:21	18th
Ape 19	nq	10. of 19	18th	7th	4th	7th	28:28	25th
Cla 20	-.-	5th of 18	10	4th	4th	27	13:11	16	The championship was canceled prematurely due to the global COVID-19 pandemic , which also increasingly reached Mexico in March 2020 .

Chivas in the Liguillas

The list below contains all the results of the Chivasi in the Liguillas introduced from the 1970/71 season , which have since determined the champions following the league round. With the exception of a few seasons in the 1970s and 1980s, when the Liguillas were partly played in group games, this competition was otherwise held exclusively as part of a knockout system. In the 1980/81 and 1988/89 seasons Chivas took part in the group stage.

Game year	round	home	guest	Result	Remarks
1971/72	Semifinals	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	0: 1
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	0: 2	Cruz Azul is then champion three times in a row.
1980/81	Quarter finals	Atlético Español	Guadalajara	2-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Neza	0-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	UNAM	2: 3
	Quarter finals	Deportivo Neza	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlético Español	2: 1	In the fourth home game of the Liguillas, Chivas managed to win for the first time.
	Quarter finals	UNAM	Guadalajara	2: 3	UNAM wins the group and reaches the final, which is won against Cruz Azul. Chivas ranks third in the group.
1982/83	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlante	3: 1
	Quarter finals	Atlante	Guadalajara	0: 3
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	America	1: 2
	Semifinals	America	Guadalajara	0: 3
	final	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	2: 1
	final	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	1-0	Puebla wins the title with a 7-6 win on penalties.
1983/84	Quarter finals	Tecos de la UAG	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Tecos de la UAG	1-0	Chivas qualified for the semifinals with a 9-8 win on penalties.
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	UNAM	2: 1
	Semifinals	UNAM	Guadalajara	2: 1	Chivas wins 5-3 on penalties.
	final	Guadalajara	America	2: 2
	final	America	Guadalajara	3: 1	For the only time in his history, Chivas is runner-up twice in a row.
1984/85	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	0: 2
	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	1-0	For the second time in a row there is the Superclásico . America prevails again and then wins the title.
PRODE 85	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	0-0
	Quarter finals	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	1-0	For the only time Chivas remains in the Liguillas four times in a row without his own goal.
Mexico 86	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	3: 2
	Quarter finals	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	1: 1	Chivas takes immediate revenge against Puebla.
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	CF Monterrey	0: 1
	Semifinals	CF Monterrey	Guadalajara	1-0	Monterrey wins its first championship title by beating Tampico-Madero in the final .
1986/87	Quarter finals	CF Monterrey	Guadalajara	3: 3
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	CF Monterrey	1-0	Chivas succeeds in immediate revenge for the semi-final against last year's champions Monterrey.
	Semifinals	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	0: 2
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	2-0
	final	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	2: 1
	final	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	3-0	Chivas wins the first league title in the history of the Liguillas.
1987/88	Quarter finals	Atlético Morelia	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlético Morelia	1: 2
1988/89	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Tecos de la UAG	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Tecos de la UAG	2-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	1-0
	Quarter finals	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	0: 3	Arch-rivals America won the group only because of the better goal difference (12: 6) in front of the tied team from Guadalajara (9: 4 goals) and then won the title by beating city rivals Cruz Azul in the final .
1990/91	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	3-0
	Quarter finals	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	2: 5
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	America	0: 2
	Semifinals	America	Guadalajara	3-0
1991/92	Quarter finals	Puebla FC	Guadalajara	3: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Puebla FC	2: 1
1993/94	Repechaje	Atlético Morelia	Guadalajara	2: 2
	Repechaje	Guadalajara	Atlético Morelia	2: 3
1994/95	Quarter finals	Santos Laguna	Guadalajara	3: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Santos Laguna	2-0	Chivas prevails on the away goals rule .
	Semifinals	Necaxa	Guadalajara	0-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Necaxa	1: 1	Chivas is subject to the away goals rule .
Inv. 96	Quarter finals	Necaxa	Guadalajara	2-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Necaxa	2: 1
Ver. 97	Quarter finals	Santos Laguna	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Santos Laguna	5-0
	Semifinals	Atlético Morelia	Guadalajara	1-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Atlético Morelia	1-0	Chivas prevails in the league because of the more points scored.
	final	Toros Neza	Guadalajara	1: 1
	final	Guadalajara	Toros Neza	6: 1	With the highest number of goals scored in a Liguilla game, Chivas won his tenth championship title. Gustavo Nápoles alone scored four goals.
Inv. 97	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	1: 3
	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	1-0
Inv. 98	Quarter finals	Atlético Morelia	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlético Morelia	4: 1
	Semifinals	UNAM	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	UNAM	1-0
	final	Necaxa	Guadalajara	0-0
	final	Guadalajara	Necaxa	0: 2	Also in the third (and so far last) comparison with Necaxa, Chivas fails.
Ver. 99	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	1: 2
	Quarter finals	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	2: 2
Inv. 99	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	0-0
	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	1-0
Ver. 00	Quarter finals	Atlas	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlas	1: 1	Chivas won the first Clásico Tapatío in the history of the Liguillas only because of the more points scored in the league.
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	1: 4
	Semifinals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	2: 2
Inv. 01	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	2-0
Ape. 02	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	3-0	Chivas fails for the third time in a row against Toluca.
Cla. 03	Repechaje	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	4: 1
	Repechaje	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	4: 1	Chivas qualifies for the Liguilla due to the more points scored in the league.
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Monarcas Morelia	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Monarcas Morelia	Guadalajara	4: 2
Ape. 03	Repechaje	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	4-0
	Repechaje	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	4: 2
Cla. 04	Quarter finals	Atlante	Guadalajara	2-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlante	3: 1	Chivas qualifies because of the more points scored in the league.
	Semifinals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	1-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	2-0	In the fifth comparison, Chivas prevailed against Toluca for the first time.
	final	Guadalajara	UNAM	1: 1
	final	UNAM	Guadalajara	0-0	Chivas lost 4-5 on penalties to the Pumas.
Ape. 04	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlas	0: 1
	Quarter finals	Atlas	Guadalajara	3: 3	Chivas cannot win the fourth Clásico Tapatío either and is eliminated this time against their city rivals.
Cla. 06	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Jaguares de Chiapas	2: 3
	Quarter finals	Jaguares de Chiapas	Guadalajara	2: 4
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	CF Pachuca	1: 2
	Semifinals	CF Pachuca	Guadalajara	2: 3	Pachuca qualifies because of the more points scored in the league.
Ape. 06	Repechaje	Tiburones Rojos Veracruz	Guadalajara	1: 2
	Repechaje	Guadalajara	Tiburones Rojos Veracruz	4-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Cruz Azul	2-0
	Quarter finals	Cruz Azul	Guadalajara	2: 2
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	America	2-0
	Semifinals	America	Guadalajara	0-0	In what is already the eighth Superclásico , Chivas can only prevail for the second time.
	final	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	1: 1
	final	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	1: 2	Chivas wins his last title so far, making Guadalajara sole record champions again.
Cla. 07	Quarter finals	UANL Tigres	Guadalajara	1: 3
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	UANL Tigres	3: 2
	Semifinals	America	Guadalajara	1-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	America	0: 1
Ape. 07	Quarter finals	San Luis FC	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	San Luis FC	1-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Atlante	1-0
	Semifinals	Atlante	Guadalajara	1-0	Atlante qualifies because of the more points scored in the league.
Cla. 08	Quarter finals	CF Monterrey	Guadalajara	4: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	CF Monterrey	4: 4
BIC. 10	Quarter finals	Monarcas Morelia	Guadalajara	4: 2
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Monarcas Morelia	1-0
Cla. 11	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	UANL Tigres	3: 1
	Quarter finals	UANL Tigres	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	UNAM	1: 1
	Semifinals	UNAM	Guadalajara	2-0	UNAM then wins the championship.
Ape. 11	Quarter finals	Gallos Blanco Querétaro	Guadalajara	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Gallos Blanco Querétaro	0-0
Ape. 12	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	1: 2
	Quarter finals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	3: 1
Cla. 15th	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlas	0-0
	Quarter finals	Atlas	Guadalajara	1: 4	With the first win in the sixth Clásico Tapatío , Chivas reached the semi-finals.
	Semifinals	Santos Laguna	Guadalajara	0-0
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Santos Laguna	0: 3
Cla. 16	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	0-0
	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	2: 1
Ape. 16	Quarter finals	America	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	America	0: 1
Cla. 17th	Quarter finals	Atlas	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	Guadalajara	Atlas	1-0	Chivas prevailed over Atlas (6th) due to the better placement (3rd) in the point game round.
	Semifinals	Deportivo Toluca	Guadalajara	1: 1
	Semifinals	Guadalajara	Deportivo Toluca	1: 1	Chivas prevailed over Toluca (4th) due to the better placement (3rd) in the league round.
	final	UANL Tigres	Guadalajara	2: 2
	final	Guadalajara	UANL Tigres	2: 1	In both final games against the defending champions Chivas were already 2-0 ahead before the Tigres scored all of their goals in the last five minutes of the game. In both meetings, Alan Pulido scored once for Chivas.

Summary

From its introduction in the 1970/71 season to the 2017 Clausura, the Liguilla has been held a total of 69 times. In 29 cases, Chivas missed the qualification, with the 1970s, known as Chivas flacas (ailing goats), still a negative record in that the Chivasi did not even qualify for the Liguillas in the eight consecutive seasons between 1972/73 and 1979/80 could.

Guadalajara qualified 40 times for the Liguillas, which corresponds to a success rate of about sixty percent. Twice of these, the quarter-finals of the Liguillas were held in a group stage, in which Chivas took third place (1980/81) and second place (1988/89) and thus missed the finals.

Of the remaining 38 participations, Chivas failed twice in the repechaje (qualification), 18 times in the quarter-finals and ten times in the semi-finals. In eight cases, the Chivistas reached the final, winning and losing four times.

The most frequent opponent in the Liguillas was the arch-rival America, with whom Guadalajara had to grapple eleven times and could only prevail twice. Of the total of 22 games, Chivas was only able to win three, while 14 were lost.

The other big feared opponent is the Club Necaxa, which Chivas met three times in the 1990s and always failed. Only one of the six games could be won. In addition, Chivas did not hit a single hit with the Necaxistas.

Chivas met Toluca eight times and was eliminated five times. Other frequent opponents were Cruz Azul, Morelia and Puebla, who were each faced six times. “Favorite opponent” of these was Cruz Azul, against whom one could prevail four times (with a total of six wins, four draws and two defeats). Against Puebla, the balance of progress or elimination is absolutely balanced (three times each), although the overall balance (seven wins, two draws and three defeats) speaks clearly for Guadalajara. But whenever Chivas lost a game (there were three defeats in total), it meant the end. Against Morelia the record is negative because Chivas could only prevail twice and was eliminated four times.

Another common opponent was the puma, which was met five times. Guadalajara won twice and the pumas three times. An interesting aspect here is that in all three cases in which they prevailed against Guadalajara, the Pumas also won the championship. The overall balance is absolutely balanced. Both opponents were able to decide three out of ten games in their favor, the remaining four games ended in a draw.

Chivas met city rivals Atlas four times and local rivals Tecos twice. Except for the defeat against Atlas in the Apertura 2004 (0: 1 and 3: 3) Chivas was able to prevail in the other five regional matches.

Overall, Chivas played 142 games in the Liguillas, of which 49 were won and 55 lost, 38 ended in a draw. Of the 71 home games, 36 were won and 19 lost, 16 ended in a draw. Out of as many away games, 13 were won and 36 lost, 22 ended in a draw.

• Highest victories:

000(H) 6: 1 against Toros Neza (Ver 1997) (H) 5: 0 against Santos Laguna (Ver 1997) (A) 5: 2 against Cruz Azul (1990/91) (A) 4: 1 against Atlas (Cla 2015) (A) 3-0 against América (1982/83) (A) 3-0 against Atlante (1982/83) (A) 3-0 against Puebla (1988/89)
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• Biggest defeats:

000(H) 1: 4 against Toluca (Ver 2000) (H) 0: 3 against Santos Laguna (Cla 2015) (A) 0: 4 against Toluca (Ape 2003)
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• Most goal-winning result:

000(H) 4: 4 against Monterrey (Cla 2008)

Chivas in the Copa México

The list below includes all the Chivasi games in the Mexican cup competition .

Game year	round	opponent	Result	Remarks
1942/43	Preliminary round	Atlas	1: 3	The first cup game after the introduction of professional football was a clásico tapatío
	Preliminary round	Asturias	3: 1
	Preliminary round	CD Marte	2: 5
	Preliminary round	America	1-0
	Quarter finals	Atlante	1: 6
1943/44	Preliminary round	León FC	6: 2 and 8: 2
	Preliminary round	Atlas	1: 1 and 1: 2
1944/45	Preliminary round	CD Oro	1: 2
	Preliminary round	Atlas	1: 2
	Preliminary round	León FC	0: 1
1945/46	Round of 16	CD Veracruz	2: 6
1946/47	Round of 16	CD Oro	0: 1
1947/48	Round of 16	Atlante	4: 2
	Quarter finals	Atlas	1-0	The first victory over Atlas was not achieved until the fifth clásico tapatío of the cup competition.
	Semifinals	León FC	5: 1
	final	CD Veracruz	1: 3	Chivas' first participation in the Copa México finals
1948/49	Round of 16	Atlas	0: 3
1949/50	Round of 16	España	1: 2
1950/51	Round of 16	Atlas	3-0
	Quarter finals	CD Oro	2-0	In the third city derby with Oro, a victory was achieved for the first time.
	Semifinals	CD Tampico	2: 2 n.V. and 5: 1
	final	Atlante	0: 1	The second participation in the final also ended in defeat.
1951/52	Preliminary round	CF La Piedad	2: 1 and 3: 0	The first cup game of CF La Piedad, founded in 1951.
	Preliminary round	CD Oro	3: 1 and 4: 4
	Preliminary round	Atlas	2: 2 and 1: 1
	Final round	Atlante	0: 3
	Final round	Puebla FC	3-0	Atlante won the third game of the group 2-0 against Puebla and thus secured the cup victory.
1952/53	Preliminary round	León FC	3: 1 and 2: 5
	Preliminary round	Atlas	1: 1 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	CF La Piedad	2: 1 and 4: 1
	Preliminary round	CD Tampico	1: 2 and 0: 1
	Preliminary round	CD Oro	0: 0 and 3: 2
	Playoff	CD Tampico	3: 2	After Tampico and Chivas were top runners with the same number of points and neither goal difference nor head-to-head comparison was used, a playoff was required to determine the group winners.
	Semifinals	Puebla FC	0: 1 and 4: 1
	Playoff	Puebla FC	0: 1	Because both Puebla and Chivas had scored a two-legged victory in the semi-finals, but the goal difference was not used, a third game was required to determine the finalist.
1953/54	Preliminary round	CD Tampico	1: 2 and 0: 0
	Preliminary round	CD Zacatepec	1: 0 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Necaxa	5: 2 and 1: 6
	Final round	America	1: 1
	Final round	Atlante	3: 1
	final	America	1: 1	After América and Chivas had finished the group tied, a playoff for the Cup was required, which was won by America on penalties .
1954/55	Round of 16	CD Marte	4: 0 and 4: 1
	Quarter finals	CD Tampico	2: 1 and 5: 0
	Semifinals	CD Zacatepec	4: 1
	final	America	0: 1	Chivas also lost the replay of last year's final against their arch-rivals .
1955/56	Round of 16	León FC	1: 2 and 1: 3
1956/57	Round of 16	León FC	0: 1 and 2: 4
1957/58	Round of 16	CD Irapuato	0: 0 and 2: 2 a.d.	Chivas prevailed 3-2 on penalties.
	Quarter finals	Morelia	1: 0 and 1: 4
1958/59	Round of 16	CD Cuautla	2: 1 and 5: 2
	Quarter finals	Morelia	6: 1 and 2: 2
	Semifinals	León FC	2: 5 and 0: 2
1959/60	Round of 16	León FC	2: 1 and 3: 1
	Quarter finals	Atlas	2: 2 and 1: 4
1960/61	Round of 16	Morelia	1: 1 and 2: 1
	Quarter finals	Atlante	3: 3 and 2: 1 n.v.
	Semifinals	CD Tampico	0: 0 and 0: 2	Chivas fails against the eventual cup winner.
1961/62	Preliminary round	CF Monterrey	2: 4 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Toluca	1: 1 and 1: 3
	Preliminary round	CD Tampico	4: 0 and 2: 2
1962/63	Round of 16	CD Tampico	2: 3 and 2: 0
	Quarter finals	CD Nacional	2-0 and 4-0
	Semifinals	CD Oro	2: 1 and 3: 0
	final	Atlante	2: 1	Chivas wins the Copa México for the first time.
1963/64	First round	Deportivo Tepic	3: 3 and 3: 1
	Round of 16	León FC	1-0 and 1-0
	Quarter finals	Atlas	2: 0 and 2: 2
	Semifinals	CF Monterrey	1: 4 and 2: 0
1964/65	Preliminary round	CF Monterrey	1: 3 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	León FC	3: 3 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	Atlas	2: 1 and 1: 5
	Semifinals	Morelia	0: 0 and 1: 2
1965/66	Preliminary round	Cruz Azul	5: 0 and 4: 0
	Preliminary round	America	1: 1 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	CD Zacatepec	2: 1 and 0: 1
1966/67	Round of 16	Ciudad Madero	1: 1 and 0: 0	Chivas prevailed on penalties.
	Quarter finals	Atlante	3: 4 and 1 :: 0	Chivas prevailed 3-0 on penalties.
	Semifinals	Necaxa	2: 1 and 1: 0
	final	León FC	1: 2
1967/68	Preliminary round	UNAM Pumas	1: 0 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Cruz Azul	0: 1 and 1: 3
	Preliminary round	CF Nuevo León	2: 2 and 2: 0
1968/69	Preliminary round	CF Nuevo León	2: 2 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	León FC	2: 0 and 1: 3
	Preliminary round	America	2: 2 and 1: 1
	Quarter finals	Necaxa	0: 1 and 1: 0 a.d.	Chivas prevailed 2-0 on penalties.
	Semifinals	CF Monterrey	2: 0 and 2: 5
1969/70	Round of 16	CD Irapuato	0: 0 and 2: 1
	Quarter finals	Atlante	3: 1 and 1: 0
	Semifinals	CD Veracruz	3: 1 and 2: 1
	final	CF Torreón	2: 1 and 3: 2	Chivas wins the Copa México for the second time and celebrates his only " double " in the same season .
1970/71	Round of 16	CD Irapuato	1: 1 and 1: 3
1971/72	Preliminary round	Cruz Azul	0: 0 a.d.	Although it was a game of a preliminary round group with six teams, a draw was not planned, so that after 120 minutes of goalless penalties came in which Chivas lost.
	Preliminary round	CD Veracruz	4: 1
	Preliminary round	Puebla FC	1: 3
	Preliminary round	UNAM Pumas	1: 2
	Preliminary round	CSD Jalisco	0: 2
1972/73	not carried out
1973/74	Preliminary round	Atlas	3-0
	Preliminary round	Atlético Español	4-0
	Preliminary round	CD Zacatepec	2: 3
	Preliminary round	Ciudad Madero	1-0
	Preliminary round	CD Veracruz	1: 2
1974/75	Preliminary round	UANL Tigres	3: 4 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	America	1: 4 and 0: 1
	Preliminary round	Toluca	0: 1 and 0: 0
	Preliminary round	Ciudad Madero	1: 1 and 2: 0
1975/76	Preliminary round	Atlético Español	1: 2 and 2: 2
	Preliminary round	Toluca	2: 2 and 1: 3
	Preliminary round	CF Monterrey	1: 2 and 1: 1
1976-1987	not carried out
1987/88	Round of 16	Cruz Azul	1: 2 and 0: 3
1988/89	Preliminary round	UANL Tigres	0: 0 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Necaxa	3: 4 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	Atlético Potosino	0: 0 and 2: 1
	Preliminary round	Atlante	3: 0 and 0: 2
1989/90	First round	UAT Correcaminos	2: 0 and 1: 1
	Round of 16	Univ. Guadalajara	4: 2 and 0: 1
	Quarter finals	Puebla FC	0: 0 and 1: 2	Chivas fails against the eventual cup winner.
1990/91	Preliminary round	Santos Laguna	1: 2 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	America	0: 1 and 1: 2
	Preliminary round	Monarcas Morelia	3: 1 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	CD Veracruz	2: 0 and 1: 3
1991/92	Preliminary round	Cruz Azul	0: 3 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	CF Monterrey	0: 1 and 3: 0
	Preliminary round	Querétaro FC	1: 0 and 0: 2
1992-1994	not carried out
1994/95	First round	Atlético San Francisco	2: 3	Chivas fails for the first time against a second division club.
1995/96	First round	Atlético Yucatán	2-0
	Round of 16	Santos Laguna	2: 1
	Quarter finals	CD Irapuato	4: 1
	Semifinals	Atlas	2: 4 and 1: 0
1996/97	Preliminary round	Inter de Tijuana	2-0
	Preliminary round	UAG Tecos	5: 1
	Preliminary round	CF La Piedad	4-0
	Preliminary round	Atlas	4: 1
	Preliminary round	GB de Hermosillo	7: 1
	Preliminary round	León FC	1: 3
	Preliminary round	Atlético San Francisco	2-0
	Semifinals	Toros Neza	0: 2
2012/13	due to participation in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup 2012/13, Chivas was not eligible to participate
Apertura 2013	Preliminary round	Necaxa	2: 1 and 0: 0
	Preliminary round	Dorados de Sinaloa	3: 2 and 2: 1
	Preliminary round	Club León	1: 1 and 1: 1
Clausura 2014	Preliminary round	Leones Negros UdeG	1: 1 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	Estudiantes Tecos	1: 2 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Dorados de Sinaloa	1: 2 and 1: 0
Apertura 2014	Preliminary round	Deportivo Tepic	3: 1 and 1: 3
	Preliminary round	CD Zacatepec	2: 1 and 2: 0
	Preliminary round	Club Tijuana	2: 0 and 0: 1
	Quarter finals	Santos Laguna	0: 5	For the first time since the reintroduction of the cup competition in the 2012/13 season, Chivas survived the group stage.
Clausura 2015	Preliminary round	Dorados de Sinaloa	2: 2 and 0: 1
	Preliminary round	Lobos BUAP	2-0 and 1-0
	Preliminary round	CD Irapuato	1-0 and 1-0
	Quarter finals	Querétaro FC	0: 0 (4: 3 on perk)
	Semifinals	Chiapas FC	2: 1
	final	Puebla FC	2: 4	First participation in the finals since 1970
Apertura 2015	Preliminary round	Mineros de Zacatecas	2-0 and 1-0
	Preliminary round	Coras de Tepic	1: 0 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Monarcas Morelia	0: 1 and 2: 1
	Quarter finals	Tiburones Rojos Veracruz	1: 1 (6: 5 i.E.)
	Semifinals	Deportivo Toluca	1-0
	final	Club León	1-0	First cup win in 45 years
Clausura 2016	Preliminary round	Juarez FC	0: 1 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	Leones Negros	1-0 and 1-0
	Preliminary round	Dorados de Sinaloa	0: 1 and 0: 1
Apertura 2016	Preliminary round	Chiapas FC	1: 4 and 2: 2
	Preliminary round	Cafetaleros de Tapachula	0: 0 and 1: 0
	Round of 16	Monarcas Morelia	1-0
	Quarter finals	Alebrijes de Oaxaca	1-0
	Semifinals	Club America	1: 1 (4: 3 i.E.)
	final	Querétaro FC	0: 0 (2: 3 on perk)
Clausura 2017	Preliminary round	CF Atlante	1: 1 and 3: 1
	Preliminary round	Venados FC	1-0 and 1-0
	Round of 16	UAT Correcaminos	2: 2 (6: 5 on behalf)
	Quarter finals	Juarez FC	3: 2
	Semifinals	CF Monterrey	2: 1
	final	Monarcas Morelia	0: 0 (3: 1 on account)
Apertura 2017	Preliminary round	Santos Laguna	0: 2 and 1: 0
	Preliminary round	Juarez FC	4: 2 and 1: 0
	Round of 16	CF Atlas	1-0
	Quarter finals	CF Atlante	1: 1 (3: 5 i.E.)
Clausura 2018	not participated
Apertura 2018	Preliminary round	Monarcas Morelia	3: 2 and 2: 1
	Preliminary round	Alebrijes de Oaxaca	0: 0 and 1: 0
	Round of 16	UNAM Pumas	1: 3
Clausura 2019	Preliminary round	Cimarrones de Sonora	2: 1 and 1: 1
	Preliminary round	Cafetaleros de Tapachula	3: 0 and 1: 1
	Round of 16	Atlético San Luis	2: 1
	Quarter finals	Club America	0: 2
2019/20	Preliminary round	Santos Laguna	2: 1 and 0: 2
	Preliminary round	UAT Correcaminos	0: 1 and 2: 0
	Round of 16	Dorados de Sinaloa	1: 2 and 1: 0 (5: 6 on behalf)

Summary

Of the 56 cup tournaments held so far under professional conditions (from 1942/43 up to and including 2019/20), Club Deportivo Guadalajara took part a total of 53 times. Chivas was cup winner four times (1963, 1970, Clausura 2016 and Clausura 2017) and the team lost the cup final seven times (1948, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1967, Clausura 2015 and Apertura 2016). Once again she reached the final group consisting of three teams in the 1951/52 season. In addition, Chivas reached the semi-finals eight times (1953, 1959, 1961, 1964, 1965, 1969, 1996 and 1997) and seven times the quarter-finals (1943, 1958, 1960, 1990, Ape 2014, Ape 2017 and Cla 2019). In 24 participations, the end followed in the first round, with the defeat in the 1994/95 season at the second division Atlético San Francisco weighed particularly heavily. Chivas failed ten times in the round of 16 and 15 times in the preliminary group.

After Chivas had their highest cup defeat ever in the quarter-finals in 1942/43 with 1: 6 against Atlante (the same result was there again in 1953/54 against Necaxa and in Apertura 2014 they lost to Santos Laguna 0: 5), the Chivas were eliminated Team in the preliminary round in the following four seasons. For the first time in 1947/48 Guadalajara was able to qualify for the cup final, which was lost 3-1 to Veracruz. In the five seasons between 1950/51 and 1954/55, Chivas reached the final three times, once more the final group and once the semifinals, but failed in all cases against the eventual cup winners. Also in the 1960/61 season, Chivas failed in the semifinals against eventual tournament winner Tampico before winning the Cup for the first time in 1962/63. After the 2: 3 opening defeat at the Estadio Jalisco at home against CD Tampico, a 2-0 win was achieved in the second leg, followed by five more wins with a total of only two goals conceded until the cup triumph. Chivas beat city rivals Nacional 2-0 and 4-0 in the quarter-finals and 2-1 and 3-0 in the semifinals against Oro, the most dangerous city rival at the time, who won both the championship and the championship at the end of the same season won the Supercup in a direct duel with the Chivasi. In 1967 there was another defeat in the final and in 1970 the second cup victory, which could be crowned with the only “ double ” win in the history of the CD Guadalajara. The third cup triumph came in the 2016 Clausura.

The highest cup victories came in 1943/44 with 8: 2 against León FC and in 1996/97 with 7: 1 against Gallos Blancos de Hermosillo.

The most frequent opponent was León FC, against whom Chivas played a total of 25 games. It is followed by city rivals Atlas, against whom 22 cup games were played. The biggest feared opponents are the capital city clubs América and Cruz Azul as well as Deportivo Toluca FC and Puebla FC. Of the 14 Superclásicos with America, Chivas could only win two (1-0 in 1942/43 and 4: 3 in the Apertura 2016). Also in nine encounters with Cruz Azul only two wins were achieved, which were also clearly 5-0 and 4-0 at the first meeting in the preliminary group in 1965/66. Chivas had to deal with Toluca a total of seven times. After six games without a win, Chivas managed to win against the Diablos Rojos for the first time in the seventh comparison on the way to winning the cup in the semi-finals of the Clausura 2016 . Of eight matches with Puebla FC, only two were won and five lost, including the 2015 Clausura cup final. Below is an overview of the results with all cup opponents:

opponent Sp 0S. 0U 0N Gates 01. Alebrijes 03 02 01 00 02: 00 02. America 14th 02 06th 06th 11:19 03. Asturias 01 01 00 00 03: 01 04th Atlante 17th 09 02 06th 31:28 05. Atlas 22nd 09 06th 07th 34:34 06th Atlético Español00 03 01 01 01 07: 04 07th Cafetaleros 04th 02 02 00 05: 01 08th. Chiapas FC 03 01 01 01 05: 07 09. Cimarrones 02 01 01 00 03: 02 10. Cruz Azul 09 02 02 05 12:13 11. Cuautla 02 02 00 00 07: 03 12. Dorados 10 04th 01 05 11:12 13. España 01 00 00 01 01: 02 14th Estudiantes Tecos 02 00 01 01 02: 03 15th Hermosillo 01 01 00 00 07: 01 16. Inter de Tijuana 01 01 00 00 02: 00 17th Irapuato 09 04th 04th 01 12: 08 18th Jalisco 01 00 00 01 00: 02 19th Juarez FC 06th 04th 00 02 10: 06 20th La Piedad 05 05 00 00 15: 03 21st León FC 25th 11 03 11 50:44 22nd Lobos BUAP 02 02 00 00 03: 00 23. Ciudad Madero 05 02 03 00 05: 02 24. Marte 03 02 00 01 10: 06 25th Monterrey 13 05 02 06th 20:22 26th Morelia 16 10 03 03 27:17

opponent Sp 0S. 0U 0N Gates 27. Nacional 02 02 00 00 06: 00 28. Necaxa 10 06th 01 03 16:15 29 Nuevo León 04th 02 02 00 08: 04 30th Oro 09 05 02 02 18:11 31. Potosino 02 01 01 00 02: 01 32. Puebla FC 08th 02 01 05 11:12 33. Querétaro FC 04th 02 00 02 01: 02 34. San Francisco 02 01 00 01 04: 03 35. A. San Luis 01 01 00 00 02: 01 36. Santos Laguna 08th 04th 00 04th 07:13 37. CD Tampico 15th 07th 04th 04th 30:17 38. Tepic 06th 03 02 01 12: 09 39. Tijuana 02 01 00 01 02: 01 40. Toluca 07th 01 03 03 06:10 41. Toros Neza 01 00 00 01 00: 02 42. Torreón 02 02 00 00 05: 03 43. UAG Tecos 01 01 00 00 05: 01 44. UANL Tigres 04th 01 02 01 06: 05 45. UAT Correcaminos 05 03 01 01 07: 04 46. UdeG 06th 04th 01 01 08: 04 47. UNAM Pumas 04th 01 01 02 04: 06 48. Venados 02 02 00 00 02: 00 49. Veracruz 09 05 00 04th 17:18 50. Yucatan 01 01 00 00 02: 00 51. Zacatecas 02 02 00 00 03: 00 52. Zacatepec 08th 05 01 02 14: 08

Chivas in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup

Game year	round	date	home	guest	Result	Goalscorers for Chivas	Remarks
1962	1 round	April 29, 1962	Guadalajara	CS Herediano	2-0	Salvador Reyes (2)
	1 round	May 5th 1962	CS Herediano	Guadalajara	0: 3	Javier Valdivia , Javier Barba , Francisco Flores
	final	July 29, 1962	CSD Comunicaciones	Guadalajara	0: 1	Javier Valdivia
	final	August 21, 1962	Guadalajara	CSD Comunicaciones	5-0	Salvador Reyes (3), Juan Jasso (2)	With four wins in four games and no clean sheet, Chivas wins the first ever CONCACAF Champions' Cup.
1963	Quarter finals	May 16, 1963	New York Hungaria	Guadalajara	0-0
	Quarter finals	June 13, 1963	Guadalajara	New York Hungaria	2-0	Salvador Reyes , Javier Valdivia
	Semifinals	August 14, 1963	CD Saprissa	Guadalajara	0: 1	Salvador Reyes
	Semifinals	August 18, 1963	Guadalajara	CD Saprissa	2-0	Salvador Reyes (2)	Guadalajara gave up their home advantage and played both games in San José .
	final		Racing Club Haïtien	Guadalajara	-: -		The final was postponed several times and finally put on a date when Chivas was on a European tour. Therefore, Chivas decided not to participate in the final and Racing was declared the winner.
1984	1 round	April 8, 1984	CD Águila	Guadalajara	2: 4	Eduardo de la Torre , Luis Manuel Díaz , Jaime Pajarito , Jaime León	In the ninth game there were the first goals for Chivas in this competition.
	1 round	April 25, 1984	Guadalajara	CD Águila	3-0	Ricardo Pérez , Roberto Gómez Junco , Samuel Rivas
	Round of 16		Guadalajara	Jacksonville Tea Men	-: -		Without a fight because of withdrawal from Jacksonville.
	Quarter finals	September 30, 1984	CSD Comunicaciones	Guadalajara	0-0
	Quarter finals	October 31, 1984	Guadalajara	CSD Comunicaciones	4: 1	Néstor de la Torre (2), José Manuel de la Torre , Javier Cárdenas Flores
	Semifinals		New York Pancyprian Freedoms	Guadalajara	-: -		Because neither club made an appointment, they were disqualified and the finalist Violette AC was declared the winner.
1985	1 round	April 9, 1985	Club America	Guadalajara	3: 1	Fernando Quirarte	The 13th game saw Chivas' first defeat in this competition.
	1 round	April 23, 1985	Guadalajara	Club America	1: 1	Fernando Quirarte	For the first time, Chivas failed in the first round.
1997	Quarter finals	17th August 1997	Guadalajara	CS Cartaginés	1-0	Felipe de Jesús Robles	There was only one game in Guadalajara.
	Semifinals	August 22, 1997	Guadalajara	CD Cruz Azul	2: 3	Joel Sánchez Ramos , Manuel Martínez	The game was played in Washington .
	3rd place match	August 24, 1997	DC United	Guadalajara	2: 2	Miguel Acosta , Joel Sánchez Ramos	Due to the draw, both clubs share third place.
2006/07	Quarter finals	February 13, 2007	W Connection	Guadalajara	2: 1	Omar Bravo	It was Guadalajara's first defeat in this competition against a non-Mexican opponent.
	Quarter finals	February 28, 2007	Guadalajara	W Connection	3-0	Sergio Santana (2), Adolfo Bautista
	Semifinals	March 15, 2007	DC United	Guadalajara	1: 1	Omar Bravo
	Semifinals	April 3, 2007	Guadalajara	DC United	2: 1	Adolfo Bautista , Gonzalo Pineda
	final	April 18, 2007	Guadalajara	CF Pachuca	2: 2	Omar Bravo (2)
	final	April 25, 2007	CF Pachuca	Guadalajara	0-0	Penalty takers: Omar Bravo , Gonzalo Pineda , Diego Martínez , Omar Esparza , Edgar Mejía , Jonny Magallón (all successful), Alberto Medina (post)	Chivas loses the decisive penalty shoot-out 6-7 and thus fails for the third time in a sporting way and again against a Mexican team.
2012/13	Preliminary group	August 21, 2012	Club Xelajú MC	Guadalajara	1-0
	Preliminary group	29th August 2012	Guadalajara	W Connection	4-0	Marco Fabián (3), Carlos Fierro
	Preliminary group	September 26, 2012	W Connection	Guadalajara	1: 1	Erick Torres
	Preliminary group	October 25, 2012	Guadalajara	Club Xelajú MC	2: 1	Jesús Sánchez , Luis Ángel Morales	With Allan Alemán's goal in the 79th minute, Xelajú was able to prevail in a direct comparison with Guadalajara due to the away goals rule (if there was a tie), so that Chivas was eliminated in the preliminary round for the second time since 1985.
2018	Round of 16	February 22, 2018	Cibao FC	Guadalajara	0: 2	Jesús García , José Macías
	Round of 16	February 28, 2018	Guadalajara	Cibao FC	5-0	Oswaldo Alanís , Carlos Cisneros , José Macías , Alan Pulido , Manuel Mayorga
	Quarter finals	March 7, 2018	Seattle Sounders	Guadalajara	1-0
	Quarter finals	March 14, 2018	Guadalajara	Seattle Sounders	3-0	Oswaldo Alanís , Javier López , José Godínez
	Semifinals	4th April 2018	Guadalajara	New York Red Bulls	1-0	Isaác Brizuela
	Semifinals	April 10, 2018	New York Red Bulls	Guadalajara	0-0
	final	17th April 2018	Toronto FC	Guadalajara	1: 2	Rodolfo Pizarro , Alan Pulido
	final	April 25, 2018	Guadalajara	Toronto FC	4: 2 i. E. (1: 2)	Orbelín Pineda penalty takers: Oswaldo Alanís , José Godínez , Alan Pulido , Ángel Zaldívar	The second title in this competition

Summary

Guadalajara has completed eight tournaments so far as follows: Chivas won the tournament twice, the team was disqualified twice (because no appointment was made), three times they were eliminated against a Mexican team and in 2012 for the first time against a foreign team. Chivas was eliminated twice in the preliminary round: 1985 against arch rivals America and 2012 against the Guatemalan club Xelajú. Otherwise, the Tapatíos reached at least the semi-finals. In addition to the tournament victories in the finals in 1962 and 2018, Guadalajara reached the finals in 1963 (disqualified) and 2007 (defeated on penalties against Pachuca).

In total, Chivas played 35 games, of which 20 were won and 2 lost, 9 ended in a draw. The goal difference is 64:27 (the 2018 penalty shoot-out was not included in the rating).

• Highest victories:

000(H) 5: 0 against Comunicaiones (1962) (H) 5: 0 against Cibao (2018) (A) 3: 0 against Herediano (1962)
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• Biggest defeats:

000(H) 1: 2 against Toronto (2018; the only home defeat so far was forgotten because Chivas won 4: 2 in the subsequent penalty shoot-out and took his second title. (A) 1: 3 against America (1985)
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• Most successful goal scorers:

000- Salvador Reyes (9), 1962 and 1963 - Omar Bravo (4), 2007 ¹ - Javier Valdivia (3), 1962 and 1963 - Marco Fabián (3), 2012/13
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000¹ The goal scored on penalties against Pachuca was not taken into account.

Chivas at the FIFA Club World Cup

Game year	round	date	opponent	Result	Goalscorers for Chivas	Remarks
2018	2nd round	15th December 2018	Kashima Antlers	2: 3	Ángel Zaldívar , Léo Silva ( ET )	With the defeat, Chivas missed his hoped-for goal to compete with the defending champions Real Madrid , who would have been the opponent in the semifinals.
	Play for 5th place	December 18, 2018	Espérance Tunis	1: 1 (5: 6 i.E. )	Sandoval ( 11m )	Chivas Ángel Zaldívar , José de Jesús Godínez , Carlos Salcido , Orbelín Pineda and Miguel Ángel Ponce scored on penalties . There were also 3 misses by Hedgardo Marín , José Van Rankin and Isaác Brizuela . The goalkeeper Miguel Jiménez , who was substituted in for the penalty shoot-out in the last minute of the game , was able to fend off two shots. Due to the defeat, Chivas only finished 6th and achieved the worst result ever for a Mexican team at the Club World Cup.

Chivas in the Copa Libertadores

Game year	round	date	home	guest	Result	Goalscorers for Chivas	Remarks
1998	qualification	02/04/1998	Atlético Zulia	Guadalajara	2: 3	Gustavo Nápoles (2), Camilo Romero
	qualification	02/06/1998	Caracas FC	Guadalajara	1: 1	Joel Sánchez Ramos
	qualification	02/17/1998	Guadalajara	Atlético Zulia	4: 1	Paulo César Chávez (2), Ramón Ramírez , Gustavo Nápoles
	qualification	02/24/1998	Guadalajara	Caracas FC	4: 1	Paulo César Chávez , Jesús Arellano , Ramón Ramírez , Gustavo Nápoles	Guadalajara wins the group
	Preliminary group	03/04/1998	Guadalajara	Club America	0: 1
	Preliminary group	03/10/1998	Guadalajara	Gremio Porto Alegre	1-0	Ignacio Vázquez
	Preliminary group	03/17/1998	Guadalajara	Vasco da Gama	1-0	Ramón Ramírez
	Preliminary group	March 24, 1998	Club America	Guadalajara	2-0
	Preliminary group	March 31, 1998	Gremio Porto Alegre	Guadalajara	2-0
	Preliminary group	04/03/1998	Vasco da Gama	Guadalajara	2-0		retired as last group
2005	qualification	02/02/2005	Guadalajara	Cienciano de Cuzco	3: 1	Rafael Medina , Adolfo Bautista , Omar Bravo
	qualification	02/09/2005	Cienciano de Cuzco	Guadalajara	1: 5	Omar Bravo (2), Francisco Palencia , Alejandro Vela , Rafael Medina
	Preliminary group	02/16/2005	Cobreloa	Guadalajara	1: 3	Johnny García , Francisco Palencia , Omar Bravo
	Preliminary group	03/02/2005	Guadalajara	Once Caldas	0-0
	Preliminary group	03/23/2005	Guadalajara	San Lorenzo	2: 1	Ramon Morales (2)
	Preliminary group	04/05/2005	San Lorenzo	Guadalajara	0-0
	Preliminary group	04/12/2005	Once Caldas	Guadalajara	4: 2	Johnny García , Omar Bravo
	Preliminary group	05/05/2005	Guadalajara	Cobreloa	3: 1	Adolfo Bautista (2), Ramón Morales	Group winners
	Round of 16	05/18/2005	CF Pachuca	Guadalajara	1: 1	Francisco Palencia
	Round of 16	05/24/2005	Guadalajara	CF Pachuca	3: 1	Juan Pablo Alfaro , Alejandro Vela , Rafael Medina
	Quarter finals	06/02/2005	Guadalajara	Boca Juniors	4-0	Johnny García , Omar Bravo , Juan Pablo Alfaro , Adolfo Bautista
	Quarter finals	06/14/2005	Boca Juniors	Guadalajara	0-0		The game was canceled in the 79th minute due to spectator riots. The result was permanent.
	Semifinals	06/23/2005	Athletico Paranaense	Guadalajara	3-0		The game took place without the national players Oswaldo Sánchez , Carlos Salcido , Ramón Morales , Alberto Medina and Omar Bravo , who had to compete in the Confederations Cup held in Germany at the same time .
	Semifinals	06/30/2005	Guadalajara	Athletico Paranaense	2: 2	Francisco Palencia (2)	The national players, of whom Oswaldo Sánchez, Carlos Salcido, Ramón Morales and Alberto Medina had contested the “ small final ” for the Confed Cup the day before , were flown in in the private jet of club president Jorge Vergara .
2006	qualification	01/24/2006	Colo-Colo	Guadalajara	1: 3	Omar Bravo (2), Ramón Morales
	qualification	01/31/2006	Guadalajara	Colo-Colo	5: 3	Alberto Medina (2), Sergio Santana , Francisco Rodríguez , Adolfo Bautista
	Preliminary group	02/08/2006	Cienciano de Cuzco	Guadalajara	0: 1	Ramon Morales	The winning goal fell in stoppage time (91st minute)
	Preliminary group	03/07/2006	Guadalajara	Caracas FC	1: 1	Sergio Santana
	Preliminary group	03/21/2006	Guadalajara	São Paulo FC	2: 1	Adolfo Bautista , Omar Bravo
	Preliminary group	04/05/2006	São Paulo FC	Guadalajara	1: 2	Sergio Santana , Diego Martínez
	Preliminary group	04/12/2006	Caracas FC	Guadalajara	0-0
	Preliminary group	04/20/2006	Guadalajara	Cienciano de Cuzco	0-0		With the zero number against the bottom of the table, Guadalajara gambled away the group victory, which São Paulo FC secured with a 2-0 win against Caracas.
	Round of 16	04/26/2006	Guadalajara	Independiente Santa Fe	3-0	Omar Esparza , Edwin Borboa , Alberto Medina
	Round of 16	05/02/2006	Independiente Santa Fe	Guadalajara	3: 1	Hector Reynoso
	Quarter finals	05/09/2006	Guadalajara	CA Vélez Sarsfield	0-0
	Quarter finals	07/20/2006	CA Vélez Sarsfield	Guadalajara	1: 2	Ramón Morales , Adolfo Bautista
	Semifinals	07/26/2006	Guadalajara	São Paulo FC	0: 1
	Semifinals	08/02/2006	São Paulo FC	Guadalajara	3-0
2008	Preliminary group	02/19/2008	Guadalajara	CD San ​​José	2-0	Edgar Iván Solís , Sergio Santana
	Preliminary group	03/04/2008	FC Santos	Guadalajara	1-0
	Preliminary group	03/11/2008	Guadalajara	Cúcuta Deportivo	0: 1
	Preliminary group	03/27/2008	Cúcuta Deportivo	Guadalajara	1-0
	Preliminary group	04/09/2008	Guadalajara	FC Santos	3: 2	Omar Arellano , Francisco Rodríguez , Sergio Santana
	Preliminary group	04/16/2008	CD San ​​José	Guadalajara	0: 3	Sergio Ávila (2), Gonzalo Pineda	The 3-0 victory at bottom of the table San José is no longer of any use to Guadalajara. With the simultaneous victory of FC Santos over the leaders Cúcuta, Guadalajara remains in third place and is eliminated.
2009	Preliminary group	02/11/2009	CA Lanus	Guadalajara	1: 1	Sergio Avila
	Preliminary group	02/25/2009	Guadalajara	Everton de Viña del Mar	6: 2	Chicharito (2), Amaury Ponce , Ramón Morales , Alberto Medina , Marco Fabián
	Preliminary group	03/03/2009	Caracas FC	Guadalajara	2-0
	Preliminary group	03/11/2009	Guadalajara	Caracas FC	1-0	Aarón Galindo
	Preliminary group	04/14/2009	Guadalajara	CA Lanus	0-0
	Preliminary group	04/29/2009	Everton de Viña del Mar	Guadalajara	1: 1	Chicharito	By winning points at CD Everton, which was just one point worse, Guadalajara qualified for the round of 16, in which the Chivistas, however , did not participate in protest against the CONMEBOL requirements of having to renounce home rights due to the swine flu rampant in Mexico , as did San Luis , the other Mexican team qualified for the round of 16.
2010	Round of 16	04/27/2010	Guadalajara	CA Vélez Sarsfield	3-0	Omar Bravo (2), Héctor Reynoso	After Guadalajara and San Luis had not made the last sixteen in the previous year, they were allowed to redeem their qualification in the 2010 game year.
	Round of 16	05/04/2010	CA Vélez Sarsfield	Guadalajara	2-0
	Quarter finals	05/11/2010	Guadalajara	Club Libertad	3-0	Omar Bravo (2), Michel Vázquez
	Quarter finals	05/18/2010	Club Libertad	Guadalajara	2-0
	Semifinals	07/27/2010	Guadalajara	Universidad de Chile	1: 1	Omar Arellano
	Semifinals	08/03/2010	Universidad de Chile	Guadalajara	0: 2	Xavier Báez , Jonny Magallón
	final	08/11/2010	Guadalajara	SC Internacional	1: 2	Adolfo Bautista
	final	08/18/2010	SC Internacional	Guadalajara	3: 2	Marco Fabián , Omar Bravo	As in the Copa Sudamericana 2008, Chivas lost both games against the Colorado.
2012	Preliminary group	02/07/2012	Guadalajara	Deportivo Quito	1: 1	Omar Arellano
	Preliminary group	02/22/2012	CA Vélez Sarsfield	Guadalajara	3-0
	Preliminary group	03/13/2012	Guadalajara	Defensor Sporting Club	1-0	Carlos Fierro
	Preliminary group	03/28/2012	Defensor Sporting Club	Guadalajara	1-0
	Preliminary group	04/11/2012	Guadalajara	CA Vélez Sarsfield	0: 2		First home defeat more than one goal behind.
	Preliminary group	04/17/2012	Deportivo Quito	Guadalajara	5-0		Guadalajara's highest defeat in the Copa Libertadores.

Summary

So far, Chivas has qualified six times for the Copa Libertadores and participated in seven tournaments because the Mexican teams withdrew from the tournament after the preliminary round in 2009 due to discrepancies with CONMEBOL, but were able to redeem their qualification for the round of 16 the following year.

Guadalajara was eliminated three times after the preliminary round (1998, 2008 and 2012), twice in the semi-finals (2005 and 2006) and once Chivas reached the finals (2010).

The comparison with Brazilian teams is negative, against which Chivas failed in all three cases in which they met in the knockout round: in the 2005 semifinals against Athletico Paranaense, in the 2006 semifinals against São Paulo and in the 2010 final against SC Internacional. Of a total of seven games that Guadalajara had to play in Brazil, six were lost and only one won (2-1 in the 2006 preliminary round at São Paulo FC).

The balance against Colombian teams is also negative. There was only one win out of six games and all three games were lost in Colombia. In the only comparison with an Ecuadorian team so far, Chivas was clearly defeated in 2012 against Deportivo Quito (1: 1 and 0: 5) and in the same year they separated from Defensor in the only confrontation so far against a Uruguayan team with 1: 0 and 0: 1 Sporting .

The balance is positive against all other nations. There has not been a single defeat against teams from Chile (eight games), Peru (four games) and Bolivia (two games).

The record against Argentine teams is also positive. Out of a total of twelve games, Chivas only lost three - and each time against the same opponent, Vélez Sársfield (2-0 in the round of 16 and 2-0 in the preliminary round in 2012). In all three play-off matches against Argentine teams, Chivas had the upper hand: 2005 against Boca Juniors and 2006 and 2010 against Vélez Sársfield.

The most common opponents in the Copa Libertadores were the teams from Vélez Sársfield and from FC Caracas, which Guadalajara met three times each. While the record against Vélez Sársfield is negative with two wins, one draw and three defeats, Chivas was able to prevail in both play-offs. Against FC Caracas, Guadalajara played all six games in the group stage (1998, 2006 and 2009). Both teams remained unbeaten in their three home games.

In total, Chivas played 64 games, of which 28 were won and 21 lost, 15 ended in a draw. The goal difference is 93:79.

• Highest victories:

000(H) 6-2 against Everton (2009), 4-0 against Boca Juniors (2005) (A) 5-1 against Cienciano (2005)
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• Biggest defeats:

000(H) 0: 2 against Vélez Sársfield (2012) (A) 0: 5 against Deportivo Quito (2012)
000

• Most successful goal scorers:

000- Omar Bravo (14), 2005, 2006 and 2010 - Adolfo Basutista (8), 2005, 2006 and 2010 - Ramón Morales (7), 2005, 2006 and 2009 - Francisco Palencia (5), 2005 - Sergio Santana (5) , 2006 and 2008
000
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Chivas in the Copa Sudamericana

Game year	round	date	home	guest	Result	Goalscorers for Chivas	Remarks
2007	Round of 16	09/26/2007	DC United	Guadalajara	2: 1	Sergio Santana
	Round of 16	10/02/2007	Guadalajara	DC United	1-0	Ramon Morales	Due to the away goals rule , Chivas (after 1997 and early 2007 in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup) prevailed against DC United in the third comparison.
	Quarter finals	10/10/2007	Arsenal de Sarandí	Guadalajara	0-0
	Quarter finals	10/25/2007	Guadalajara	Arsenal de Sarandí	1: 3	Sergio Santana	Arsenal win the tournament by beating Guadalajara's arch-rivals America in the final .
2008	1 round	08/27/2008	Aragua FC	Guadalajara	1: 2	Sergio Santana ; Sergio Avila
	1 round	09/17/2008	Guadalajara	Aragua FC	1: 1	Sergio Santana
	Round of 16	09/24/2008	Guadalajara	Athletico Paranaense	2: 2	Omar Arellano Riverón , Alberto Medina
	Round of 16	09/30/2008	Athletico Paranaense	Guadalajara	3: 4	Gonzalo Pineda , Xavier Báez , Omar Arellano Riverón , Sergio Santana	The revenge for the semi-final in the Copa Libertadores 2005 succeeds.
	Quarter finals	10/22/2008	CA River Plate	Guadalajara	1: 2	Omar Arellano Riverón , Marco Fabián
	Quarter finals	11/06/2008	Guadalajara	CA River Plate	2: 2	Marco Fabián , Alberto Medina	After Boca in the Copa Libertadores 2005, Chivas also defeated the other giants of Argentine football.
	Semifinals	11/12/2008	Guadalajara	SC Internacional	0: 2
	Semifinals	11/19/2008	SC Internacional	Guadalajara	4-0		As in the previous year, Chivas is eliminated this time against the eventual tournament winner.

Summary

So far, Chivas has twice participated in the Copa Sudamericana, failing in the quarter-finals in 2007 and in the semi-finals in 2008.

After Guadalajara was able to eliminate the Argentine giant Boca Juniors in the Copa Libertadores 2005, they also managed this feat against their arch-rivals River Plate in the Copa Sudamericana 2008.

In the same competition they had already been able to return the favor a round earlier at the Brazilian representative Athletico Paranaense for being eliminated in the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores 2005.

In contrast, one round later in the semi-finals of the Copa Sudamericana 2008, SC Internacional already proved to be the most feared opponent of the Chivistas. After Inter prevailed here with 2-0 and 4-0 (and thus ensured the clearest elimination in the history of the CD Guadalajara in an international competition), the Colorados also sat in the final of the Copa Libertadores 2010 with two wins (2 : 1 and 3: 2) and have an impressive record of four wins from four games in a direct comparison.

Again Chivas met in the Copa Sudamericana against the US-American representative DC United, against whom they prevailed in the second round of 2007 as well as a few months earlier in the semifinals of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup 2006/07.

Overall, Chivas played twelve games in the Copa Sudamericana, four of which ended in a win, a draw and a defeat. The goal difference is 16:21

The top scorer is Sergio Santana (five goals) ahead of Omar Arellano (three) and Alberto Medina and Marco Fabián (two goals each).

Adding the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana together, Omar Blanco leads with 14 goals (all in the Copa Libertadores) ahead of Sergio Santana with ten goals (five each in both competitions).

Chivas in the Copa Merconorte

The Copa Merconorte was only held four times between 1998 and 2001. In 2000 and 2001, Mexican teams were also allowed. Chivas took part in both tournaments.

Game year	round	date	home	guest	Result	Goalscorers for Chivas	Remarks
Copa Merconorte 2000	Preliminary group	07/11/2000	Guadalajara	America de Cali	1: 1	Manuel Ríos
	Preliminary group	08/02/2000	Estudiantes de Mérida	Guadalajara	2: 3	Alejandro Pérez , José Alejandro Nava (2)	Chivas turned a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 win in less than five minutes.
	Preliminary group	08/23/2000	Guadalajara	CD El Nacional	1-0	Ramon Morales
	Preliminary group	09/12/2000	America de Cali	Guadalajara	1-0
	Preliminary group	09/20/2000	Guadalajara	Estudiantes de Mérida	4-0	Jorge Arreola , Héctor del Ángel , Ramón Morales , Manuel Ríos	As in the first leg, Guadalajara only turned up in the second leg in the second half, when all four goals were scored.
	Preliminary group	04/10/2000	CD El Nacional	Guadalajara	3: 3	Benjamín Galindo , Manuel Ríos , Oswaldo Sánchez	After Chivas fell behind in the 87th minute, which would have meant group victory for El Nacional and their own elimination, goalkeeper Sánchez managed to equalize with a header in the last minute of the game.
	Semifinals	October 18, 2000	Guadalajara	Atlético Nacional	1: 1	Marco Antonio Ruiz
	Semifinals	10/25/2000	Atlético Nacional	Guadalajara	3: 3 4: 2 i. E.	Marco Antonio Ruiz , Ramón Morales , José Alejandro Nava	The later tournament winner Atlético Nacional already looked like the sure winner when Nava managed to equalize again in the third minute of stoppage time. Nacional prevailed in the subsequent penalty shootout.
Copa Merconorte 2001	Preliminary group	08/09/2001	Guadalajara	Los Millonarios CD	3-0	Marco Antonio Ruiz , Antonio Torres Servín , Carlos Hermosillo	Chivas starts with a bang against the eventual tournament winner.
	Preliminary group	09/11/2001	Deportivo Italchacao	Guadalajara	2-0		The defeat at the Venezuelan representative follows the non-appearance for the game on October 17, 2001 at the New York / New Jersey MetroStars , which results in immediate disqualification.

Summary

Of the ten games Chivas played in the Copa Merconorte, four were won, four ended in a draw and two were lost (without penalty shoot-outs). The biggest victories were a 4-0 against Estudiantes de Mérida (2000) and a 3-0 against the eventual tournament winner, CD Los Millonarios (2001). The goal difference (also without penalties) is 19:13. The balance, which is reflected in the rating, looks much less favorable: the last four (not played) preliminary round games in 2001 were all rated 0: 2 for the opponent, so that Chivas lost a total of six games and the goal difference is 19:21 .

The top scorers were Ramón Morales, Alejandro Nava, Manuel Rios and Marco Antonio Ruiz, who were all three times successful. Ruiz was the only player to score in both competitions.

Games against European club teams

The following list does not claim to be complete. All results are presented from the Guadalajara point of view.

Ticket to an encounter with
FC Bayern Munich (2014)

Ticket to a 4-1 win against
FC Barcelona (2011)

date	place	opponent	Result	occasion
08/07/1947	Parque Oro , Guadalajara	Ferencváros	2: 1	Mexico trip by Ferencváros
08/19/1948	Parque Oro , Guadalajara	Sokol NV Bratislava	0: 3	Mexico trip from Bratislava
06/27/1951		VfB Stuttgart	1-0	VfB Stuttgart's trip to Mexico
01/29/1953	Ciudad de los Deportes , Mexico City	Austria Vienna	0-0	Mexico trip by FK Austria
07/26/1953		Real Gijón	3: 1	Mexico trip by Real Gijón
07/11/1954		Dinamo Zagreb	2: 3	Mexico trip from Dinamo Zagreb
06/16/1957	Mexico city	Hannover 96	5-0	Mexico trip from Hanover 96
02/08/1959	Ciudad Universitaria , Mexico City	Dukla Prague	1: 1	Cuadrangular Internacional, México 1959
02/28/1959		Helsingborgs IF	2-0	Mexico trip from Helsingborg
01/13/1963	Mexico city	Dukla Prague	2-0	VII. Pentagonal Internacional, México 1963
09/03/1963	Mexico city	FC Barcelona	1: 1	FC Barcelona trip to Mexico
01/30/1964	Mexico city	Partizan Belgrade	4: 1	I. Hexagonal Internacional, México 1964
04/30/1964	Nou Camp , Barcelona	FC Barcelona	2: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
05/03/1964	El Molinón , Gijón	Sporting Gijón	1: 1	Europe trip from Chivas
05/06/1964	Seville	Sevilla FC	2: 3	Europe trip from Chivas
05/09/1964	Lille	Lille OSC	1-0	Europe trip from Chivas
05/12/1964	Liege	Standard Liege	1-0	Europe trip from Chivas
05/15/1964	Weserstadion , Bremen	Werder Bremen	1: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
May 18, 1964	Bratislava	Slovan Bratislava	0: 1	Europe trip from Chivas
05/20/1964		Angers	2: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
05/23/1964		Rouen	1: 1	Europe trip from Chivas
May 27, 1964	Valencia	CD Mestalla	1: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
01/25/1966	Mexico city	Sparta Prague	1: 2	II. Hexagonal Internacional, México 1966
05/25/1967	Aztec Stadium , Mexico City	Atlético Madrid	1: 1	Mexico trip from Atlético Madrid
01/08/1970	Mexico city	Spartak Trnava	1-0	VIII. Pentagonal Internacional, México 1970
01/20/1970	Mexico city	Partizan Belgrade	1: 2	VIII. Pentagonal Internacional, México 1970
01/13/1971	Guadalajara	Sporting Lisbon	2: 3	Semi-finals at the Trofeo Internacional Ciudad de Guadalajara 1971
01/14/1971	Guadalajara	Bayern Munich	1: 1	Game for third place at the Trofeo Internacional Ciudad de Guadalajara 1971 ( Bayern won 5-4 on penalties )
06/15/1987	Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles	Dundee United	2-0	Preliminary round match at the Copa de Oro Los Angeles 1987
06/21/1987	Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles	AS Roma	4: 2	Third place match at the 1987 Copa de Oro Los Angeles
01/22/1988	los Angeles	Girondins Bordeaux	1: 2	Semifinals at the Pacific Cup Los Angeles 1988
01/24/1988	los Angeles	1. FC Cologne	0: 1	Play for third place at the 1988 Pacific Cup Los Angeles
05/24/1994	Estadio Jalisco , Guadalajara	AC Milan	1: 1	Semi-finals at the 1994 Copa Tecate ( Chivas won 6-5 on penalties )
05/28/1994	Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara	Inter Milan	1-0	Final at the Copa Tecate 1994
000001994		US Salernitana	1: 3	Italy trip from Chivas
000001994		US Triestina	3-0	Italy trip from Chivas
000001994		Treviso FC	3: 1	Italy trip from Chivas
000001994		US Cremonese	2-0	Italy trip from Chivas
000001994		Calcio Padova	4: 1	Italy trip from Chivas
07/16/2005	Soldier Field , Chicago	real Madrid	1: 3	USA trip from Real Madrid
08/06/2006	LA Coliseum , Los Angeles	FC Barcelona	1: 1	FC Barcelona trip to the USA
08/03/2008	Soldier Field , Chicago	FC Barcelona	2: 5	FC Barcelona trip to the USA
07/10/2009		Heracles Almelo	1: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
07/12/2009		Sivasspor	2: 2	Europe trip from Chivas
07/16/2009		PAOK Saloniki	1-0	Europe trip from Chivas
08/08/2009	Candlestick Park , San Francisco	FC Barcelona	1: 1	FC Barcelona trip to the USA
07/30/2010	Estadio Omnilife , Guadalajara	Manchester United	3: 2	Inauguration of the stadium and “replacement game” for Chicharito
07/20/2011	Qualcomm Stadium , San Diego	real Madrid	0: 3	World Football Challenge 2011
07/28/2011	Carter-Finley Stadium , Raleigh	Juventus Turin	0: 1	World Football Challenge 2011
08/03/2011	Sun Life Stadium , Miami Gardens	FC Barcelona	4: 1	World Football Challenge 2011
07/16/2014	Miller Park , Milwaukee	Swansea City	1: 1	USA trip by Swansea FC
07/31/2014	Red Bull Arena , Harrison	Bayern Munich	0: 1	FC Bayern trip to the USA
08/06/2014	NRG Stadium , Houston	AC Milan	0: 3	AC Milan trip to the USA
07/31/2016	StubHub Center , Carson, California	Arsenal FC	1: 3	Arsenal FC trip to the USA
07/19/2017	Estadio Chivas , Guadalajara	FC Porto	2: 2	Super Copa Tecate
July 16, 2019	SeatGeek Stadium , Bridgeview	AC Florence	1: 2	International Champions Cup
07/20/2019	Levi's Stadium , Santa Clara	Benfica Lisbon	0: 3	International Champions Cup
07/23/2019	Globe Life Park , Arlington	Atlético Madrid	0-0	Chivas only lost their third encounter in the International Champions Cup 2019 on penalties with 5-6

Remarks

• The results of the tours of European teams in Mexico (until 1959) are taken from the original 1961 edition of the Libro de Oro del Fútbol Mexicano by Juan Cid y Mulet (Volume 2, p. 391f and Volume 3, p. 553ff).
• The results of Guadalajara's 3 trips to Europe (1964, 1994 and 2009) are taken from the article Las giras de Chivas por Europa (Spanish; June 14, 2012).
• The results of Guadalajara's European tour in 1964 can also be read in the book Corazón Chiva: Cien años . Editorial Planeta Mexicana, Mexico City, April 2006, pp. 105ff, ISBN 970-37-0385-2 .
• The results of Guadalajara's 2009 trip to Europe can also be found on the Footballderbies.com forum .

Summary

Of the 58 friendly matches listed above (including 2019), 20 were won and 22 lost, and 16 ended in a draw (not taking penalties into account). 22 of these games took place in Mexico: ten due to a trip to Mexico by the European opponent and eleven due to participation in a tournament held in Mexico, the rest against Manchester United due to the inauguration of the Estadio Omnilife and "handing over" the player Chicharito to his new employer. 18 games each took place in Europe and the USA.

The most frequent opponents of the test matches listed above were teams from Spain, against which Chivas played a total of 14 times and thus played almost a quarter of the known games. Guadalajara played against no other team as often as against FC Barcelona, ​​against whom Chivas has an absolutely balanced record in the six known games: four draws as well as one win (4: 1) and one defeat (2: 5). Chivas played 11 times against 10 different Italian teams.

Other teams that Guadalajara has proven to have played more than once (two results each are known) are Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Sporting Gijón, Partizan Belgrade, Dukla Prague, Slovan Bratislava and FC Bayern Munich. The team from Bratislava proved to be a real "fear opponent", against whom Chivas lost both matches and not scored a single goal: In 1948 they succumbed to the then Sokol NV in Guadalajara with 0: 3, on the trip to Europe in 1964 in Bratislava to the meanwhile in TJ Slovan renamed club 0-1. Chivas also lost both well-known games against Real Madrid (1: 3 and 0: 3).

There are seven known matches against German-speaking club teams: VfB Stuttgart (1951), Austria Wien (1953), Hannover 96 (1957), 1. FC Cologne (1988) and Werder Bremen (1964), which is probably the only guest appearance of the Tapatíos in Germany so far . Chivas played twice against Bayern Munich (1971 and 2014).

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The results are based on the books Corazón Chiva: Cien años (first comparison against Atlas 1916 and games in Europe 1964), the 1943/44 season article at RSSSF (regarding the opening season 1943/44 of the Mexican Primera División) and the Libro de Oro del Fútbol Mexicano , pp. 391f and 552ff (regarding the international comparisons between 1947 and 1953).
2. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in Apertura 2016 does not count towards the goal difference and is therefore rated 1: 1.
3. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in Apertura 2017 does not count towards the goal difference and is therefore rated 1: 1.
4. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in the 2019/20 season does not count towards the goal difference and is therefore rated 1-0.
5. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in the Clausura 2017 does not count towards the goal difference and is therefore rated 0-0.
6. ↑ The results of the penalty shootouts in Clausura 2015 and Apertura 2016 are not included in the goal difference and are each rated 0-0.
7. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in the Clausura 2017 does not flow into the goal difference and is therefore rated 2: 2.
8. ↑ The result of the penalty shoot-out in the Clausura 2016 does not count towards the goal difference and is therefore rated 1: 1.
9. ↑ Técnico de las Chivas sueña con enfrentar al Real Madrid en Mundial de Clubes (Spanish; article from December 14, 2018)
10. ^ The Copa Merconorte 2001 at RSSSF
11. ^ Mexican tour of Ferencvárosi TC 1947 at RSSSF
12. ^ Mexican tour of NV Bratislava 1948 at RSSSF
13. ↑ Match report in Austria-Archiv.at
14. ↑ ^{a b} Trofeo Internacional Ciudad de Guadalajara 1971 at RSSSF
15. ↑ ^{a b} Copa de Oro (Los Angeles) 1987 at RSSSF
16. ^ ^{A b} Pacific Cup 1988 (Los Angeles) at RSSSF
17. ↑ ^{a b} Copa Tecate 1994 at RSSSF
18. ↑ AP Online: Real Madrid Drops Chivas Guadalajara 3-1  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
19. ↑ Barcelona y Chivas empatan a uno en coliseo de Los Angeles
20. ↑ Video: Excerpts from the game Chivas vs Barcelona 2: 5 on August 3, 2008 in Chicago, IL
21. ↑ AS.com: El Chivas le quita brillo al Barcelona (Spanish)
22. ↑ Goal.com: Hattrick: Ronaldo dismantles Mexicans in just nine minutes!
23. ↑ MLS Soccer: Statistics for the game Real Madrid vs Guadalajara 3: 0
24. ↑ Goal.com: Fabio Quagliarella scores: Juventus Turin defeated Chivas Guadalajara
25. ↑ MLS Soccer: Statistics for the game Juventus vs Guadalajara 1: 0
26. ↑ Goal.com: Guadalajara dominates Barcelona in the friendly: 1: 4 clap
27. ↑ ESPN Soccer: Mexico's Chivas rips Barcelona 4-1 (English)
28. ↑ MLS Soccer: Statistics for the game Guadalajara vs Barcelona 4: 1
29. ↑ USA Today: Swansea City and Chivas Guadalajara draw 1-1 (July 16, 2014)
30. ↑ Kicker: Pizarro heads FCB to win against Guadalajara (article from August 1, 2014)
31. ↑ Chron: AC Milan's 3-0 win over Chivas marred by poor field conditions (English; article from 6/7 August 2014)
32. ↑ Game data at spox.com
33. ↑ Super Copa Tecate: Chivas vs FC Porto
34. ↑ Excerpts from the game Chivas vs FC Porto 2: 2 on July 19, 2017 (OZ) in Guadalajara
35. ↑ Soccerway.com: Fiorentina vs. CD Chivas de Guadalajara
36. ↑ Soccerway.com: Benfica Lisbon vs. CD Chivas de Guadalajara
37. ↑ Soccerway.com: CD Chivas de Guadalajara vs. Atlético Madrid

Web links

• Statistical data on the CD Guadalajara from RSSSF