Summary: Santos 1-0 Chivas in Liga MX

The match ends with the score at Santos 1-0 Chivas. The home team takes all three points and the victory in this matchday 4 fixture in Liga MX. Both teams gave us a great game, but in the end, the home team came out on top.

Carlos Acevedo makes a tremendous save after a lob shot by Gutierrez. Santos is down a player after Haret Ortega was sent off for a hard tackle on Camberos. The match is coming to a close in this close of the game.

We've reached the 90th minute and nine minutes of added time will be played. It's a very heated match and, at the moment, Chivas continues to be very imprecise in this final stretch. We're approaching the end of this match on matchday 4 of the Liga MX.

It's the final stretch of the match, and we'll see how much longer the center back will compensate for this duel, which is coming to a close in spectacular fashion with Santos looking to capitalize on the visiting team's desperation. The match is heating up in these final minutes.

Last minutes of the game, we are 6 minutes plus stoppage time away from the end of this match. Santos is close to securing 3 points that would be very important for them, and they are finishing this game in great style.

We're in the last 10 minutes of the game and Carlos Acevedo is the star of the show, saving his goal on several occasions. Chivas are committing a lot of fouls in their desperation to create enough danger.

Santos makes two more changes in an attempt to be more dangerous and control the game. We are very close to the final stretch, and Chivas begins to despair as they are unable to get the ball into the net.

Carlos Acevedo saves Alan Pulido's penalty kick, denying Chivas the opportunity to equalize. The visitors' shot was poorly executed, lacking power, and the Mexican goalkeeper is now the hero of the moment, sending the stadium into a frenzy with this penalty save.

Santos missed a clear scoring opportunity in front of the goalkeeper in a play that could have been the second goal, giving them a comfortable lead. Rangel made a good save and saved Chivas, great second time.

The ball drops again, Chivas are struggling to get into the box with any danger, and Santos, after the substitutions, have managed to control the game with their lead on the scoreboard. The game is now being played more in midfield.

The substitute players get up to warm up for possible substitutions. Santos has already made a change with the aim of regaining possession and trying to maintain order. Chivas is going all out on the attack with all 10 players looking to equalize the game.

Santos commits minor fouls in an attempt to gain possession and increase their lead. Chivas continues to dominate in the second half, but the equalizer has yet to come. The fans create a great atmosphere in the stands.

Santos seeks to play intelligently and not give space to Chivas, who are proving more dangerous with the ball at their feet. The pace of the game increases as the minutes tick by, and they will have a corner kick where they will look to score from a set piece to tie the game.

Chivas makes changes for the second half, making three substitutions with the aim of being much more offensive and quickly equalizing the score, bringing a lot of talent onto the field to try to turn the tide for the visitors in the second half.

The second half between Santos and Chivas kicks off, and we'll see if the two teams have made any changes or if the same 22 players have taken to the field for the conclusion of this match, which promises to be even better in the second half.

We've reached halftime and are heading into the break with the score at Santos 1-0 Chivas. We'll see how Guadalajara can adjust for the final 45 minutes. The best is yet to come in this match, great first time.

We're in the 45th minute and seven minutes of stoppage time will be added to this match, which is coming to a close with Santos looking to increase their lead with counterattacks and go into halftime with a bigger advantage. Chivas has stopped attacking in this final stretch.

In the final minutes of the first half, with four minutes of stoppage time remaining before halftime, Santos holds the lead. The score is tied in this exciting match, with Chivas continuing to press in these final minutes.

We are reaching the final stretch of the first half and Chivas continues to miss clear opportunities to tie the game. Santos is defending very well and repelling any attacks from the visitors. The pace of the game is good in these final minutes of the first half.

Chivas is trying to press forward, looking to equalize quickly and get back into the game. Santos has been motivated by the goal and is looking much better on the field, picking up the pace of the game. We have a great match on our hands right now.

Goal for Santos! The first goal of the match comes from the penalty spot with a superb strike from Barticciotto to put his side ahead. The scoreboard is now open, and it's in favor of the home side, just when Guadalajara were looking their best in this first half.

Many fouls continue to be committed, but so far there have been no yellow cards. The ball is being contested in midfield, and Chivas begins to defend and look to create danger with counterattacks. The visitors are playing much better at the moment.

The pace of the game slows down and Chivas has controlled possession of the ball, but despite this, they have not been able to reflect it on the scoreboard. They pass the ball around the field but without shooting at Carlos Acevedo's goal, playing with a lot of intensity but little clarity.

He goes in hard for the ball and a possible red card for Roberto Alvarado is silently reviewed, but in the end the referee takes no action and play continues as normal, with Santos still unable to get out of their own area with any ease.

This is a very tight and hard-fought match, with neither defense giving an inch and most of the play taking place in midfield. Santos tries to break out with short passes but quickly loses the ball when reaching the visitors' area. There have been few shots on goal so far in this part of the game.

The pace of the game picks up and the team maintains possession of the ball. Santos closes down spaces and makes it difficult for the opposition to reach their area. The fans continue to cheer from the first minutes and the score remains unchanged, with the game still tied at 0-0.

Chivas comes closer to opening the scoring, the visitors begin to play more offensively and earn a corner kick. They will look to open the scoring with a set piece in this match that is looking better and better, with the pace of the game increasing as the minutes tick by.

Santos starts with greater possession of the ball and tries to move it around the field, looking to create their first dangerous chances. Chivas defends and tries to press to steal the ball from the home team. It's a good start to the match with a lot of intensity.

The first half between Santos and Chivas kicks off, and the ball is already rolling in this match on day 4 of the Liga MX. The players immediately seek to gain possession of the ball to start creating dangerous opportunities. This match, which looks set to be one of the best, has already begun.

Everything is ready for kickoff, and the players are waiting for the signal to take the field and hear the starting whistle. We have almost a full house with an incredible turnout of Chivas fans who have gathered at this venue, creating a great atmosphere before the start.

The players finish warming up and return to their locker rooms for a final chat with their coaches. After that, they will return to the field and kick off the first 45 minutes of this match, which will close out the action on Sunday.

This is Santos Laguna's lineup to face Chivas at home and in front of their fans. They are looking to get back to winning ways in the return of Liga MX after their run in the Leagues Cup. We are in for a great game tonight:

There is a great turnout at TSM Stadium, with almost half the venue filled with red-and-white fans. As kickoff approaches, we expect to have a nearly full house. The players continue to warm up, and we are getting closer and closer to the ball rolling.

The goalkeepers are already beginning to take to the field, followed closely by the players, who are starting their warm-up. Preparations are already underway for what promises to be one of the best matches of the season, with both teams determined to secure victory at all costs.

This is Chivas' lineup for their visit to Santos on matchday 4 of the Liga MX Apertura 2025. Tonight, they will be looking to come away with a win in what promises to be a tough away game on Sunday evening:

Both teams are expected to come out strong and fight for possession. Chivas will need to take the initiative and play at their usual fast pace. This will be a very offensive match with plenty of scoring opportunities. These are the keys to this matchup.

The players are already at the stadium and are heading to their locker rooms to get changed. In a few minutes, they will take to the pitch to start warming up, and the starting lineups for the first half will be announced. There is a great atmosphere ahead of the game.

Little by little, fans begin to arrive at the TSM Stadium for this match on day 4 of the Liga MX. It is surprising to see so many more Chivas fans, who, despite being the visiting team, will have much more support in this match, which looks set to be one of the best of the day. The players are about to arrive at the venue to enter their dressing rooms.

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It's at 8:00 PM sharp. (Mexico) these teams will face each other, however, here are the times for different countries:
Argentina: 10:00 PM
Bolivia: 11:00 PM
Brazil: 8:00 PM
Chile: 9:00 PM
Colombia: 8:00 PM
Ecuador: 8:00 PM
United States: 10:00 PM PT and 12:00 AM ET
Mexico: 8:00 PM
Paraguay: 8:00 PM
Peru: 8:00 PM
Uruguay: 10:00 PM
Venezuela: 10:00 PM
Japan: 11:00 AM
India: 7:00 AM
Nigeria: 2:00 AM
South Africa: 7:00 AM
Australia: 11:00 AM
United Kingdom ET: 2:00 AM hours

Gabriel Milito declared after the Leagues Cup triumph: “The great teams in the world, how many Champions Leagues have they won throughout their history? Or Chivas itself, how many titles has it won throughout its history?”
“So, what do we have to say? That the most popular team in Mexico is a team that failed because it won fewer titles in all the competitions it has played throughout its history. That's totally ridiculous, isn't it? But hey, if only the winner counts, the form doesn't matter, only the champion… That's it.”
“There isn't a team in the world that doesn't fail. And it's not about failing, it's about competing. This is a sport where you have to compete, and you have to compete the way these guys do.”
“At least from my point of view, we have to improve, of course, we have to learn some things, of course. Now, from there to why you don't qualify, that is, failure… It's up to each individual, according to their feelings or their thoughts. I see sports differently, a very different way from what the media usually does, where, logically, gray doesn't work; it's black or white.”

Francisco Rodríguez Vilchez spoke to the press before facing these teams: “We've been here for a month and a half. A coach can't be focused on mentally or emotionally lifting the player up in a month and a half. What we should be doing is working tactically and preparing for the match.”
“Many teams that had a greater obligation to qualify were eliminated. They're probably all mentally screwed. I think we have to work more on the football aspect; mentally, the player should already be prepared.”

This could be the lineup they'd use again after a great result against Cincinnati. This could be the starting lineup for the Torreón team.
Raúl Rangel; Gilberto Sepúlveda; José Castillo; Diego Campillo; Luis Romo; Fernando González; Bryan González; Alan Mozo; Armando González; Yael Padilla; Efraín Álvarez.

This could be the starting lineup for the Torreón team to play this big game.
Carlos Acevedo; Haret Ortega; Bruno Amione; Ismael Govea; Salvador Mariscal; Javier Güémez; Ronaldo Prieto; Cristián Dájome; Anthony Lozano; Ramiro Sordo; Jordan Carillo.

Chivas managed to score its first win since the start of this Leagues Cup tournament. It had already gone three tournaments without a win. However, the squad failed to qualify for the next round, but is in good spirits. It managed to beat the Cincinnati team two goals to one.

Santos failed to win in the final round of the Leagues Cup. The Torreón squad was thrashed in this final round and ended its participation in this tournament in disastrous fashion. They will try to make their best.

In this preview, we'll bring you the most relevant news and updates from this match, as well as everything happening around the stadium, TSM Stadium, which will host a great match. This is a game in which both teams are expected to give their all and score plenty of goals.