Chivas’ activity in Jornada 4 of the Clausura 2026 kicked off with the Cantera Rojiblanca taking center stage. The Sub-21 side earned a hugely important victory, while the Sub-19 team played a very evenly matched contest.
If you want to know exactly what happened at the La Presa facilities, keep reading for the full report.
SUB 21
The young Rebaño earned three points for the second time in the tournament after defeating Atlético San Luis 0–1. This result propelled them up the standings, where they now sit on 7 points.
It didn’t take long for the Rojiblancos to break the deadlock. From a set-piece routine off a corner kick, Hugo Mata arrived unmarked in the box and blasted a right-footed finish past the goalkeeper in the 3rd minute. That early goal allowed Luis Arce’s team to dictate the tempo of the match.
The second half followed a similar script, as the Guadalajara side controlled their opponent throughout, containing San Luis’ attempts to find an equalizer and ultimately securing the win.
Atlético San Luis Sub-21 0–1 Chivas Sub-21
Referee: Guillermo Estrada Rea
Venue: La Presa
Lineups
San Luis: Darwin Uscanga; José Suárez, Héctor Madera, Javier Guerrero, Christian Franco, Yoshimar Molina, Jahaziel Marchand, Raúl Patrón, Juan López, David Rodríguez, Marcelo Rangel.
Head Coach: Raúl Chabrand
Guadalajara: Robinho Romero; Diego González, Diego Rosales, Yohan Orozco, Diego Covarrubias, Carlos Corona, Hugo Mata, Emiliano Rodríguez, Diego Latorre, Gael García, Esteban Mendoza.
Head Coach: Luis Arce
SUB 19
Meanwhile, the Sub-19 side drew 2–2 against Atlético San Luis in a match played at a very high intensity. However, Benny Ferreyra’s team was unable to claim the extra point in the penalty shootout, falling 4–3. As a result, Chivas Sub-19 reached 6 points in the standings.
The hosts opened the scoring in the 7th minute through Juan Hernández. Guadalajara responded before halftime, leveling the match with a finish from Rigo Pinto in the 40th minute.
In the second half, the Potosí side once again took the lead, but Aldrin Mariaca equalized before the final whistle to send the match to penalties.
Atlético San Luis Sub-19 (4)2–2(3) Chivas Sub-19
Referee: Alfredo Chávez Mascorro
Venue: La Presa
Lineups
San Luis: Artemio Olvera; Gabriel Medina, Luis Chino, Francisco Aguirre, Christopher Monjarás, Bruno Gómez, Diego Monárrez, Iván Domínguez, Juan Hernández, Maddox Montalvo, Martín Gamboa.
Head Coach: José Bello
Guadalajara: Cristo Navarrete; Erick Aguilar, Leonardo Cepeda, Omar Dueñas, Xandor Camacho, Santiago Hernández, Jhonnatan Grajales, Rigo Pinto, Aldrin Mariaca, Brandon Brocksom, Jesús Carmona.
Head Coach: Benny Ferreyra
