Confirmed lineup for Chivas vs. Mazatlán at J-7

Liga MX

The Guadalajara club will return to the field this Friday, February 16, in a match that on paper looks like a way for the coach Fernando Gago recorded his sixth win. they will visit mazatlan In commitment in line with Matchday 7 for the 2024 Clausura tournament, which will be held at the El Encanto Stadium.

The sacred herd arrives at the right time to confront the people of Sinaloa has defeated Forge FC in the Concacaf Champions Cup with a 5–2 aggregate score, Better known as ConcaChampions, they advanced to the Round of 16 where they would face the United States.

Chivas is in seventh place with 11 points as a result of three wins, two draws and one loss. But the good news is that performance is increasing under the leadership of strategist Fernando Gago, Which is close to setting a new record for games won in recent years.

And the people of Guadalajara have won five consecutive victoriesThree of them have been in Liga MX, defeating Toluca, Atlético de San Luis and Juárez. While the other two have been against the Canadians in ConcaChampions, so defeating Mazatlán would represent a fourth win in Liga MX.

Chivas’ probable lineup against Mazatlan

• jose raul rangel
• alan mojo
• Antonio Briseno
• gilberto orozco
• mateo chavez
• Fernando Beltran
• Eric Gutierrez
• Victor Guzman
• Roberto Alvarado
• Ricardo Marin
• pavel perez

Mazatlán’s probable lineup against Chivas

• Ricardo Gutierrez
• jair diaz
• Facundo Almada
• Ventura Alvarado
• jose maduena
• andres montano
• sergio flores
• jefferson intriago
• edgar barkens
• louis amarilla
• gustavo del prete

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