The probable alignment of Chivas vs Querétaro in J16 of Clausura 2024

Next Saturday, April 20, Chivas receives Queretaro in it Akron Stadium for Matchday 16 of the 2024 Clausura Tournament, of the Liga MXa duel of utmost relevance for both, since they are fighting for a better place in the final phase.

Previously, Guadalajara won an important victory against Pachuca thanks to an own goal from the Argentine Gustavo Cabralwhich gave him peace of mind by staying among the positions of Play-Insince for now he is eighth with 25 points.

On the other hand, Gallos Blancos comes from a painful defeat against Mazatlan in it Corregidora Stadium by a score of 0-2. Everything began to collapse for the local team with the early expulsion of the Uruguayan Emanuel Gularte at minute 13, since Andres Montano and Joaquin Esquivel They appeared at 42' and 74' to take the win. The Querétaro club is tenth with 23 units and is also in a position to enter the playoffs.

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Goalkeeper: Raúl Rangel – The goalkeeper is experiencing his first championship as a starter and has responded amply, being liked by the fans.

Defense: Gilberto Sepúlveda – Despite missing a large number of games due to a blow to the skull, El Tiba returned as if nothing had happened and quickly regained his place as a starter.

Defense: Chiquete Orozco – His solid performances with the red and white team have earned him a place in the national team and he is also an integral part of the team due to his good aerial and footwork.

Right back: Alan Mozo – For some time now there has been talk about the high level that the Puma youth player manages, wondering why he is not called to the national team. He cares little and continues sweating game by game.

Left back: José Castillo – The position is the one that has changed hands the most. The Argentine coach Fernando Gago It started with Mateo Chavez for almost half a semester, then came Leo Sepulveda through a few matches and in the end, one of the few reinforcements of the semester finally earned the strategist's trust.

Pivot: Fernando Beltrán – It was strange to see a Guadalajara without Ruben Gonzalez, since he was the only one with great presence to recover balls, but the helmsman in the end found a way for his approach to work out well without him. El Nene has dropped a few meters to accompany the exit.

Pivot: Erick Gutiérrez – After being constantly criticized for his low level, El Guti seems to have found regularity. He no longer loses so many balls, he collects well from set pieces and scores.

Midfielder: Roberto Alvarado – We were used to seeing Piojo as a right winger, but in the end, Pintita found him a better place as a playmaker behind the forwards, a role that has also been good for him.

Far right: Isaác Brizuela – With the change of role of the Louse Alvaradothe right side became available and El Conejito was the one chosen by the coach to take on the task, although he is still far from his best level.

Left winger: Pável Pérez – The attacker started the semester as a starter for several dates, however, an injury kept
him away for more than a month and it seems that the coach is respecting his place at the beginning, leaving the Mexican-American Cade Cowell on the bench.

Forward: Ricardo Marín – Without knowing if Javier Hernandez He will be recovered from his injury, 4K would appear again as a starter, and he is not only a scorer but also makes intelligent movements within the area to help the rest.

This is what Chivas' possible lineup (4-3-3) would look like:

Goalie: Raul Rangel
Defenses: Chiquete Orozco, 'Tiba' Sepúlveda, José Castillo, Alan Mozo
Midfielders: Erick Gutiérrez, Fernando Beltrán, Roberto Alvarado
Forwards: Ricardo Marín, Pável Pérez, 'Bunny' Brizuela
Substitutes: Óscar Whalley, 'Chicharito' Hernández, Leo Sepúlveda, Cade Cowell, Alan Torres, Rubén González, Mateo Chávez, 'Chapo' Sánchez, 'Pollo' Briseño, Carlos Cisneros, JJ Macías, Yael Padilla, 'Pocho' Guzmán

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