Gabriel Milito's Chivas have distinguished themselves in two ways: their combative attitude, as they never give up, and their constant search for prominence with the ball, characteristics that have made them a team that is always dangerous in front of the opponent's goal.
The data proves it. During the 2025 Apertura, the Rebaño Sagrado has proven to be a team that seeks victory from the start of the game until the last second of the clock, so here are three statistics that no one has told you about Guadalajara so far this semester.
1. After their victory against Puebla, Guadalajara became the team that has scored the most goals in the first 15 minutes of AP25 matches, with four. This reaffirms the intensity and aggressiveness with which the Rebaño starts each and every one of their matches, as they do not speculate and seek to take control of the action.
2. Another revealing fact is that Chivas is the second team with the most goals scored in the last 15 minutes of matches throughout the tournament, with 7. Milito's men not only start the game focused, but also push themselves to the limit until the final whistle, largely due to their attitude, their determination never to give up, and the remarkable physical fitness they acquired in their pre-season training, which allows the team to perform at a high level even in the final stages of the game.
3. Another revealing fact about Guadalajara's attitude and disposition is that after the victory against La Franja, the Rebaño Sagrado reached 30 Liga MX games without losing when they go into halftime with the lead on the scoreboard, with 24 wins and 6 draws. In fact, the last time the Guadalajara team lost despite leading at halftime was on October 28, 2018, when they were defeated by Monarcas Morelia 1-2.
