Overview
- Querétaro beat Chivas 2-0 at the Estadio Akron, with Alí Ávila scoring in the 12th minute and Mateo Coronel adding a counterattack goal in the 68th minute, both assisted by Enzo Giménez.
- Chivas dominated possession with about 74 percent and 26 shots but failed to score while Querétaro converted two of its 11 attempts, underlining a contrast between control and efficiency.
- Querétaro’s victory ended Chivas’ eight-game unbeaten run and left Guadalajara on 18 points after 10 matches while Querétaro moved to 17 points in nine games.
- Omar Govea was sent off in the 90th minute for Chivas, leaving the hosts with ten men late in the match, and a previously disallowed Chivas goal at 62 minutes removed a clear chance to change the scoreline.
- Saturday’s results kept the title race tight: Toluca stayed top with 20 points after a 3-3 draw with Cruz Azul that featured a 90+5' equalizer from Gabriel “Toro” Fernández, and the Chivas-Querétaro match was available only on Amazon Prime Video in Mexico.