Xolos vs Chivas: schedule, TV channel, online streaming, possible lineups, forecast and much more

Next Friday, January 26, Chivas visit to Xolos in it Hot Stadium for the start of Matchday 3 of the 2024 Clausura Tournament, of the Liga MX.

Tijuana is coming off a scoreless draw against the Atlas in it Jalisco Stadiumso it barely adds up to one unit in the contest.

On the other hand, Guadalajara comes from a setback against Tigers in it Volcanothanks to a bit of Sebastian Cordova, where the rojiblancos deserved more. With this, the Sacred Flock has a point, while the new reinforcement Cade Cowell already debuted.

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When? Friday, January 26
Place: Tijuana Baja California
Stadium: Hot
Schedule: 9:00 p.m.

Channel: Fox Sports
streaming: ViX

After two days, the border team has not scored a single score, so the coach Miguel Herrera He acknowledged that it has not been a positive performance.

“I didn't like the development of the game. I liked the attitude, the determination, the mettle of the boys. It is not easy to lose so many away games, not be able to get points and come compete with a team that was running. We did not have clear approaches. A couple of long range shots or three; Not losing a visitor was good. The zero was important”he declared.

Likewise, El Piojo has faith that his team's attack will awaken, and he also spoke about the Paraguayan Carlos Gonzalez and the Colombian Raul Zuniga.

“Goal? We're going to have. Charlie hasn't had that ability from the last tournament, when he scored a lot of goals. We brought Zúñiga and we hope that at any moment they begin to emerge and that the team remains solid. Continue working on ball possession. We came down the wing quite a few times, but we didn't shoot good crosses. The opportune center did not appear. “We will continue working to improve in these aspects”he finished.

Goalie: Jesus Crown
Defenses: Nico Díaz, Kevin Balanta, Diego Barbosa, Francisco Contreras
Midfielders: Christian Rivera, Fernando Madrigal, Kevin Castañeda
Forwards: 'Titi' Rodríguez, Domingo Blanco, Charly González
Substitutes: Raúl Zúñiga, Efraín Álvarez, Fernando Valenzuela, Eduardo Armenta, Iván Tona, Alejandro Gómez, José Castro, Aarón Mejía, Rafael Fernández, Joe Corona, Toño Rodríguez

Despite having lost when they deserved more, the Argentine coach Fernando Gago He accepted that the situation left him satisfied, as he valued the growth that his team showed compared to Date 1, especially in the football generation.

“We are growing, there were many improvements from the first game to this one. This is not a game, sometimes you win without deserving it and sometimes you lose without deserving it. I am left with the good things that the team did, yes some details need to be corrected, but in general terms the game was good. I liked the game a lot, I don't know if the result is where the idea came from or not, but the team played very well in the first half, they had almost seven clear approach situations to be able to define in the first half, they had between four and three in the second, otherwise I fall short, we have to adjust, always, winning or losing, it does not change the result of what one aims for in training or in the game”said.

“I liked the team, they were very good in the pressure phase, in the game part, because we generated situations. And we had control of the game during the first half, then in the second the start was difficult for us, we got a little further back. Then we corrected and started to have more height to be able to play it and they scored
the goal for us in a detail.”he added.

Goalie: 'Tala' Rangel
Defenses: 'Tiba' Sepúlveda, Chiquete Orozco, Mateo Chávez, Alan Mozo
Midfielders: Erick Gutiérrez, 'Pocho' Guzmán, Fernando Beltrán
Forwards: Cade Cowell, 'Piojo' Alvarado, JJ Macías
Substitutes: Óscar Whalley, 'Pollo' Briseño, Pável Pérez, Ronaldo Cisneros, Alan Torres, Yael Padilla, Jesús Sánchez, Gael García, José Castillo, Rubén González

Xolos 0-1 Chivas

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