Everything you need to know ahead of the match between Chivas and Monterrey. | OneFootball

With four matches remaining in the regular phase of the Clausura 2025, Guadalajara arrives at the Sultana del Norte with the mission of being more decisive in front of goal and, at the same time, maintaining the defensive solidity that will allow them to win and climb positions in the general table. Rayados' field is very good for the Rebaño Sagrado and there are several facts that confirm this, so below we will tell you everything you need to know about the match on Matchday 14.

How are they coming?

- Chivas is coming off a 1-0 defeat against Cruz Azul, which puts them in 11th place in the table with 16 points.

- Rayados comes into this match after losing 1-2 against Xolos. After that result, La Pandilla is in ninth place with 19 points.

What happened the last time Guadalajara visited Rayados?

It was on Matchday 13 of the Clausura 2024 when the Rebaño Sagrado last visited the Pandilla's home. On that occasion, Guadalajara won 2-0, thanks to Héctor Moreno's own goal and Ricardo Marín's goal.

Chivas' streak at the home of Monterrey

Our Chiverío has an impressive past in its visits to Rayados, so if you want to know the statistics in detail, CLICK HERE and find out all about it.

The Rebaño's great goals when visiting Los Regios

As if the positive streak wasn't enough, Chivas has also scored unforgettable goals in this stadium. To remember the 5 best, CLICK HERE and relive them.

Guadalajara's call-up list

A total of 21 players were considered by Gerardo Espinoza for Matchday 14 of the Clausura 2025, so CLICK HERE and see the complete list.

Latest lineups

Chivas: Raúl Rangel, Miguel Gómez, Gilberto Sepúlveda, Raúl Martínez, Mateo Chávez, Luis Romo, Fernando Beltrán, Víctor Guzmán, Roberto Alvarado, Cade Cowell, Javier Hernández.

Monterrey: Luis Cardenas, Gerardo Arteaga, Hector Moreno, Stefan Medina, Erick Aguirre, Oliver Torres, Sergio Canales, Lucas Ocampos, Jorge Rodriguez, Iker Fimbres, German Berterame.

Where to watch the match?

HERE are all the options you have to watch the match between Chivas and Rayados, which will be played this Saturday, April 5 at 7:05 PM.

The refereeing corps

- Referee: Guillermo Pacheco- Assistant 1: Marco Bisguerra- Assistant 2: Jesús Soto- Fourth official: Vicente Reynoso- VAR: César Arturo Ramos Palazuelos- AVAR: Lizzet Amairany García Olvera

Did you know?

- Guadalajara has 6 visits to Monterrey without defeat, with 4 wins and 2 draws.

- Together with the one against Bravos de Juárez, this is the longest unbeaten away sequence that the Rebaño has had against any Liga MX opponent.

- The last time Chivas lost at Rayados' home was on Day 4 of the 2017 Apertura. In other words, Chiverío has not lost at Rayados for more than 7 years.

- The Rebaño Sagrado has gone 298 minutes without conceding a goal at the Steel Giant.

- Currently, Guadalajara has 2 matches without losing away from home, beating Pumas 1-0 on match day 10 and then drawing 1:1 against Juárez on match day 12.

- Chivas has not lost in the last 4 matches against Rayados in which they managed to score the first goal of the match. Of the 4, 3 were wins (1-0 in AP22, 1-0 in CL23 and 0-2 in CL24) and 1 draw (1-1 in AP24).

- Mateo Chávez has made 49 tackles so far in the Clausura 2025. He is the second player with the most actions in this record, only behind Toluca's Marcel Ruíz, who has 55.

- Roberto Alvarado leads Chivas with the most goals produced in the tournament, as he has 5, thanks to his 3 goals and 2 assists.

- Isaac Brizuela is the Rojiblanco with the most assists against Monterrey in Liga MX matches, with 3.