Chivas U19 beats Puebla and pushes hard for the top spot in the CL25 | OneFootball

It was a positive Day 16 for the Cantera Rojiblanca in the Clausura 2025, as both Chivas U19 and U23 scored points at the Chivas Gigantera facilities against Puebla. Sergio Pinto's team moved into the fight for one of the top four places in the tournament, while Andrés García's team earned one more point in their last home game of the tournament.

Want to know what happened in both matches? Keep reading because here we tell you every detail.

U19

A great performance gave Chivas U19 a 2-0 win over Puebla, which also catapulted them momentarily to third place in the general table with 33 points, with the end of Matchday 16 still to come.

It was Diego Latorre who scored Guadalajara's first goal, with a close-range shot from a corner kick at the height of the penalty spot; the contact was like a billiard player's, as it went through the crowd until it hit the post and slipped into the Puebla net. The field was charged on the Tapatío side at minute 35, as Santiago Cruz was sent off for serious foul play.

With the advantage in all senses in the second half, the Rebaño took control of the match until, at 93', they finally put the game to bed, thanks to a great goal by Sebastián Bucio from outside the box.

Chivas U19 2-0 Puebla U19Referee: José Cristian González VizcainoGigantera Field 2

Lineups

Guadalajara: Robinho Romero; Diego Covarrubias, Diego González, Jared De León (C), Carlos Hernández, Juan Capuchino; Xandor Camacho, Hugo Mata; Raúl Martínez, Esteban Mendoza and Diego Latorre.D.T. Sergio Pinto

Puebla: Julio Simoni; Brian Hernández (C), Juan Luna, Christopher Rodríguez, Santiago Cruz; Dominic Guerrero, Ion Arrese, Gibrán Pérez, Enrique Cárdenas; Eduardo Ramírez and Santiago Torres.D.T. José Alujas

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The team from Guadalajara scored in their last home game of the CL25, after a 1-1 draw against their similar team from Puebla. In the penalty shootout after the match, our team could not get the extra point, so they reached 13 points in the tournament.

Guadalajara dominated the first 45 minutes, but it was Guadalajara who opened the scoring from a set piece, with a header at the far post by Luis Rey at 17'.

The Rojiblancos took control of the game, controlling the game and the tempo of the actions, but conceded the equalizer in a series of rebounds that fell to Emilio Engfui at 71', who only had to push it past Nungaray. Towards the end of the match, Edgar Gutiérrez was sent off for the home side.

Chivas U23 1 (8)-(9) 1 Puebla U23Referee: Ángel Emmanuel Alzaga EsquivelGigantera Field 2

Lineups

Guadalajara: David Nungaray; Ángel Brambila, Luis Rey, José Gallego, Mario Anaya; Carlos Corona (C), Carlos Zepeda, Samir Inda; Juan Pablo Uribe, Gibran Ortiz and Sergio Álvarez.D.T. Andrés García

Puebla: Juan Gómez; Brian Alavéz, José García, Eduardo Navarro, Mauricio Medina; Héctor Zamacona, Joan Nungaray, Dylan Torres; Tristhan Jaimes, Cristian Mares and Samuel González.D.T. Martín Bravo