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Chivas beats Monterrey 1-0 to move to second place in Apertura 2026

Chivas de Guadalajara defeated Monterrey 1-0 in Liga MX, securing a spot in second place behind América and extending their winning streak to two matches.

Chivas beats Monterrey 1-0 to move to second place in Apertura 2026

Key points

  • Chivas de Guadalajara defeated Monterrey 1-0 in the Jornada 14 match of the Apertura 2026 Liga MX.
  • Roberto Alvarado scored the only goal in the first half after a pass from Santiago Sandoval.
  • Raúl Rangel saved a penalty kick taken by Lucas Ocampos in the 16th minute.
  • The victory moved Chivas to second place in the league table, behind América.
  • The match was played at Estadio BBVA, which is Monterrey's home venue.

Match Summary

Chivas de Guadalajara beat Monterrey 1-0 in the Jornada 14 clash of the Apertura 2026 Liga MX.

Roberto Alvarado scored the only goal in the first half after receiving a pass from Santiago Sandoval.

Monterrey was awarded a penalty in the 16th minute; Lucas Ocampos took the spot‑kick and Raúl Rangel saved it.

The match took place at Estadio BBVA, Monterrey’s home venue.

Implications

The victory gave Chivas their second consecutive win and lifted them to second place in the league table, behind América.

With the three points, Chivas assumed the sub‑leadership position in the tournament.

Monterrey entered the match under coach Matías Almeyda.

Your questions, answered

Who scored the goal in the Chivas vs Monterrey match?

Roberto Alvarado scored the only goal for Chivas de Guadalajara in the first half.

What is Chivas' current standing in the Apertura 2026?

Chivas moved to second place in the league table, behind América, after their victory.

Who saved the penalty kick for Chivas?

Raúl Rangel saved the penalty kick taken by Lucas Ocampos in the 16th minute.

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