Two greats of Mexican soccer with respect, perhaps too much for a Liguilla: Chivas and Cruz Azul extend the mystery about which of the two will be a Semifinalist in the 2025 Apertura Tournament of the Liga MX.

Guadalajara emerged with a lot of power, especially in the first minutes of the game, supported by its people in the face of an inning and, of course, with that mystique that the red and white team has not had for a long time, in full combat for the Liguilla.

Chivas’ performance in the Regular Phase was exciting, added to the performance in the first half of those led by Gabriel Milito, who closed the escape routes that La Noria’s team had and tilted the field in their favor.

The ‘Ant’ González made a great play that did not end in a goal only because of the masterful intervention of the Cruz Azul goalkeeper in the clearest arrival of the first half, perhaps of the game.

Nicolás Larcamón, with significant experience in the MX League, was cautious and opted for midfield play. Chivas became desperate in the complement and almost paid dearly against some cement arrivals.

Miguel Gómez once again made a clear arrival at the end of the match, but his header was poor. Once again, the red and white team was forgiving and now, in Ciudad Universitaria next Sunday, they are forced to beat a Cruz Azul team that barely seems to be sharpening its weapons.

The first matches of Ida were played this Wednesday the 26th and on Thursday, November 27th, only Chivas vs. Cruz Azul, while the Vuelta games will be held on Saturday, November 29 and Sunday, November 30.

Wednesday, November 26