Where can I watch América vs Guadalajara on TV?
Those living in the United States can keep track of this game on Univisión and TUDN USA, who will offer Spanish-language broadcast of this anticipated match. If you do not live within the U.S., learn where you can watch this game in other countries, have a look at our match page.
Where can I stream América vs Guadalajara live?
There will be a variety of options for fans in the U.S. who want to follow this game on-the-go, starting with ViX, on TUDN.com, on the TUDN App, and via Univision NOW. Additionally, the game will also be available on fuboTV. If you live elsewhere and still want to watch this game, check out options in other countries by visiting our América vs Guadalajara website for more info.
América vs Guadalajara: Team news
América get to this game with a few scores to settle. The first of those will be to change their current form, which has seen them drop to 12th in the league. The defending champions may have endured many injury absences, but that is not an excuse for their displays in the league, especially in their 4-1 loss to Cruz Azul before the break. Coach André Jardiné may have some additions to his roster as some of his players are recovered, but it remains to be seen if he can find a way to get the Clausura 2024 winners back on track.
On the other side of the pitch, if Guadalajara want to make the most out of their good streak against their bitter rivals, it has to be now. Chivas reach this game in a better place than América, with three wins in their last four games, and on the back of a 5-0 victory facing Juárez. Chivas' wins this season have not come against any real title contenders, which means this is their first chance to prove themselves worthy of being considered among the favorites. Speaking of individual performances, the team will rely heavily on the antics of Cade Cowell and Roberto Alvarado, who have proven to be key in Fernando Gago's tactics this season.
Unavailable players: América will have to deal with three absences for this game, all due to injury. Diego Valdés, Igor Lichnovsky, and Sebastián Cáceres have been ruled out for this game, creating a massive gap at center back due to the latter duo's absence. Meanwhile, Guadalajara will not be able to field Yael Padilla and Javier Hernández, who will be out for a third straight game due to a muscular issue.
América vs Guadalajara: Head to head
- The last regular season game between these teams ended in a goalless draw at Estadio Akron back in March of this year.
- América have beaten Guadalajara six times in their most recent ten games.
- In fact, las Águilas defeated Chivas in their previous match: a one-nil win in the Liga MX semis.
- Guadalajara's last two wins against América came while playing on the road. The last of those took place in the Concacaf Champions Cup in March, a game Chivas won 3-2 at Estadio Azteca.
- This will be the 257th Clásico between América and Guadalajara, considering competitive games and friendlies. As things stand, América have won 96 games, while Chivas have claimed 79 victories.
- América's coach, André Jardiné, will face Guadalajara for the tenth time in his career. His record shows four wins, four draws, and only one defeat facing Chivas since joining Liga MX.
- Fernando Gago, Chivas' boss, will lock horns against América for the sixth time. So far, the Argentine has beaten América once, with two draws and two losses completing his record.
América vs Guadalajara: TV Schedules and Live Streaming options
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