El Rebaño Sagrado competes wherever it goes, Chivahermanos! One of Guadalajara’s biggest strengths throughout the Apertura 2026 has been its performance away from Estadio AKRON, as Gabriel Milito’s squad has consistently shown its ability to earn points on the road.
The numbers speak for themselves: after 14 matchdays, Chivas remains the only team in the competition that has yet to lose away from home. Its record stands at three wins and four draws, earning 13 of the 21 points available on the road, for a 61.9% points percentage. In addition, El Rebaño has scored 10 goals and conceded just five in these seven matches, numbers that reflect its ability to compete in challenging environments while maintaining its collective solidity.
How Chivas built its unbeaten away record in the AP26
Matchday 3 / Puebla 1-1 Chivas
Guadalajara began its away campaign with a draw at Estadio Cuauhtémoc, in a match where the team showed initiative from the opening minutes and created several opportunities to take the lead. However, the home side went ahead in the 25th minute. Far from backing down, El Rebaño maintained its attacking approach and was rewarded in the second half when Roberto Alvarado unleashed a spectacular strike to level the score in the 63rd minute. Despite heavy rain making conditions difficult during the final minutes, the Rojiblancos continued pushing for a comeback and came away with a point.
Matchday 4 / Santos Laguna 0-1 Chivas
In their second away match, El Rebaño Sagrado showed determination to secure a victory in Torreón. Guadalajara took control from the opening whistle and consistently threatened the opposition’s goal. Although the team was unable to reflect its superiority on the scoreboard in the first half, it never stopped searching for a goal and was rewarded in the 74th minute, when Santiago Sandoval drew a penalty that Ricardo Marín converted from the spot. With that, Chivas earned an important victory at Estadio TSM.
Matchday 6 / Pachuca 1-1 Chivas
Guadalajara delivered a performance full of character in the Bella Airosa, where it came close to taking all three points thanks to the quality of its play throughout much of the match. Just two minutes into the game, Roberto Alvarado finished off a brilliant combination between Efraín Álvarez and Hugo Camberos to put El Rebaño ahead. From there, the Rojiblancos maintained control and created opportunities to extend their lead. However, a penalty awarded to Los Tuzos allowed the home side to equalize in the 78th minute. Even so, Chivas continued searching for a winning goal until the final whistle and added another point to its tally.
Matchday 7 / Atlético de San Luis 0-3 Chivas
El Rebaño Sagrado put on an impressive display of attacking efficiency in San Luis, where it practically decided the match within the opening minutes. With an attacking approach and by taking advantage of the spaces in the opposition’s defense, Guadalajara built a two-goal lead before the 10-minute mark: first, through an own goal in the 6th minute, followed by a spectacular finish from Ricardo Marín in the 9th. From that point on, Gabriel Milito’s squad managed the game, shut down Atlético’s attempts to respond and found a third goal in the 80th minute through Richy Ledezma, sealing a convincing victory that showcased the team’s ability to compete away from home.
Matchday 9 / América 2-2 Chivas
In another edition of El Clásico de México, Guadalajara showed tremendous personality by taking a two-goal lead on América’s home turf. After creating several dangerous opportunities, Bryan González opened the scoring with a header in the 31st minute, while Ricardo Marín doubled the advantage shortly after halftime, capitalizing on a rebound inside the box. However, América responded and managed to level the score. Although the victory slipped away, El Rebaño demonstrated its ability to compete in one of the most demanding environments in Mexican soccer and took a point from El Clásico.
Matchday 11 / Atlas 1-1 Chivas
Guadalajara once again showed its character in El Clásico Tapatío, refusing to give up despite falling behind and having to fight back at Estadio Jalisco. In a match affected by the rain, the Rojiblancos looked to impose their style of play, although Los Zorros took the lead in the 51st minute. Far from giving in, El Rebaño maintained the pressure and continued creating dangerous opportunities until it found its reward in the 84th minute, when Ángel Sepúlveda converted from the penalty spot to secure the equalizer.
Matchday 14 / Monterrey 0-1 Chivas
To wrap up its first seven away matches of the tournament, Guadalajara secured a victory at the Gigante de Acero. The Rojiblancos quickly understood how to approach the game and took advantage of one of their first attacking opportunities to go ahead in the 8th minute, when Roberto Alvarado found the back of the net. With the lead in hand, Gabriel Milito’s squad displayed intelligence, maintained its defensive organization and capitalized on the spaces Rayados left behind as they pushed for an equalizer. Even under heavy rain, El Rebaño remained focused and came close to extending its advantage, but the 1-0 scoreline was enough to claim all three points and preserve its unbeaten away record.
The numbers behind Chivas’ unbeaten away streak:
* 7 matches unbeaten away from home.
* 3 wins and 4 draws.
* 13 out of 21 possible points.
* 10 goals scored and 5 conceded.
* 61.9% points percentage.
* The only team with an unbeaten away record in the AP26.
