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For the Real Madrid and Barcelona rivalry, see El Clásico. For the River Plate and Boca Juniors rivalry, see Superclásico.

El Súper Clásico (English: The Super Classic), also known as El Clásico (English: The Classic), and El Clásico de Clásicos (English: The Classic of Classics), is an association football match between Mexican clubs América and Guadalajara. It is considered the biggest rivalry in Mexican football,^[2] and one of the biggest in world football.^[3][4]

Both teams are the two most successful Mexican football clubs in terms of championships, with América winning 13 league titles and Chivas trailing them with 12. They are also known for their extensive fan bases throughout Mexico and the United States, and are both considered the most popular teams. The clubs are also uniquely identified by their histories; América is considered the club of the wealthy and establishment, as they are known for signing expensive Mexican and foreign players, as well as the fact that they are located in Mexico City and are owned by media company Grupo Televisa, while Guadalajara are known for its policy of not allowing foreign players, the only club in the nation to do so.

As of 28 September 2019, America leads the all-time head-to-head results between the two with 86 wins to Chivas 75, with 76 matches ending in a draw.

History[edit]

The first confrontation between what are considered the two most popular teams in Mexico^[5] ended with a victory for Guadalajara with a score of 1–0.^[6] The rivalry began to flourish after the second match, when Chivas defeated America with a score of 7–2 In the year of 1943. Although the huge defeat sparked embarrassment within the ranks of America, it was almost two decades before the rivalry became the Clásico that is known today. Initially, América was struggling in the Mexican League. Halfway through the 1957–58 tournament, América had only managed to win six points, placing them in last place in the overall standings. In danger of finishing lower in the standings, the club hired Fernando Marcos, a retired player and referee. By the 1958–59 tournament, Marcos had transformed the team into a contender for the title. Although América's level rose, Chivas was playing tactical football that was giving them good results. After the 1957–1958 tournament, in which Club Zacatepec was crowned champions, Chivas managed to win a record six consecutive titles.

The late 1950s through the mid-1960s first foundation bank high yield savings be considered the best era in Chivas' history. During this time period, Chivas won the majority (7) of their eleven league titles, only interrupted twice in 1958 and 1963, by Zacatepec and Club Deportivo Oro respectively. Although América, or any other Mexican club for that matter, never achieved the same success in such a short period of time, an equally impressive feat is achieved much later by América.

Mexican football had drastically evolved by the 1980s. The period of football domination between two teams was certainly over. Although absolute parity is never achievable, competition was more evenly distributed throughout the football clubs competing in the México Primera División. The 1980s is perhaps the best decade in Club América's history. Up until then, no other club had managed the incredible success of Chivas. During this time period, América won five titles in the course of five years. First, starting in 1984, a series of three consecutive titles, followed by two consecutive titles starting in 1988. América achieved what no other team has achieved in present-era Mexican football. Despite consistency from both Chivas and América, after América's glorious years and long after Chivas' golden age, the two teams have only managed to win four titles between them, two apiece.

Riot of 1983[edit]

In the second leg of the semi-finals of the 1982–83 season, players of both two teams sparked a brawl better known as "La Bronca del '83" ("The Riot of '83"), which resulted in Chivas going onto play Puebla in the final by eliminating America vs chivas 4 1 during that playoff.^[7]

The following season América would get to play Chivas once again in the 1983–1984 final in which América came from behind on aggregate to defeat Chivas in to date the only final disputed between the two teams.

In between the seasons of 1983 through the year 2000, América showed dominance over Chivas recording an impressive record of only 6 losses out of 43 matches against Chivas.

2000s[edit]

One of the most memorable games played between Chivas and América during the Clausura 2005 tournament took place on 13 March in the Estadio Azteca. The game started with a goal by Pável Pardo at the 15th minute of the game. América would then attempt to solidify its hold on the game when, in the 38th minute, Óscar Rojas scored the second goal, capitalizing on a pass from Cuauhtémoc Blanco. During the 42nd minute of the game, with the first half about to conclude, Héctor Reynoso scored one of the most beautiful goals of his career, making the score 2–1. Francisco Palencia would score the 100th goal of his career in the 58th minute, tying the score 2–2. But América would again take the lead when, at the 78th minute, Pável Pardo made an excellent pass to Claudio López who didn't waste the opportunity to penetrate the goal tended by Oswaldo Sánchez. However, things wouldn't end there. Three minutes before the game ended, Palencia would make his 101st goal as a result of a magnificent play involving Ramón Morales and Alberto Medina. The score was tied 3–3 although Chivas attempted yet another goal that came from Palencia.

In 2007, America set the record for most wins in a year by defeating Chivas four times.

In 2016, América and Guadalajara met a record seven times between league matches (including play-offs) and their semifinal Copa MX meeting. América came out ahead with a note-worthy record of three victories, two draws and two america vs chivas 4 1. In the two playoff-round meetings, América went undefeated against Guadalajara, with a record of two victories and two draws.

Overall statistics[edit]

America at home[edit]

Guadalajara at home[edit]

As of 28 September 2019^[8]

Liguilla matches[edit]

Refereeing[edit]

The record holders for matches refereeing the matches belonging to Marco Antonio Rodríguez and Armando Archundia with

• Marco Rodríguez (5)
• Armando Archundia (4)
• German Arredondo (3)
• Mauricio Morales (2)
• Francisco Chacon (2)
• Gilberto Alcala (2)
• Erim Ramirez Ulloa (2)
• Fernando Guerrero Ramirez (2)
• Paul Delgadillo (1)
• Hugo Guajardo (1)
• Jorge Antonio Perez Duran (1)
• Jose Alfredo Penaloza Soto (1)
• Cesar Arturo Ramos Palazuelos (1)

Players that played for both teams[edit]

^[9]

A listing of the many footballers who have played for both Guadalajara and Club America :

Note:On May 26, 2013, Francisco Javier Rodriguez became the first player ever in the history of Mexican football to champion with both teams. First having championed with Chivas on December 10, 2006.

Salvador Mota – withAmerica: 1942–1944 / withGuadalajara: 1944–48 ?

Carlos Iturralde – withGuadalajara: 1950–1951 / withAmerica: 1952–1956

Eduardo Garduño – withAmerica: 1947–1949 / withGuadalajara: 1954–1955

Raul Cardenas – withAmerica: 1959–1960 / withGuadalajara: 1967–1968

Ramiro Navarro – withGuadalajara: 1965–1968 / withAmerica: 1968–69

Sergio Ceballos – withAmerica: 1968–1974 / withGuadalajara: 1976–1977

Enrique Vázquez del Mercado – withGuadalajara: 1969–1972 / withAmerica: 1969–1970

Ruben Cardenas – withAmerica: 1970–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1974–1980

Antonio Zamora – withAmerica: 1970–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1975–1978

Francisco Macedo – withAmerica: 1971–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1973–1974

Albino Morales – withAmerica: 1972–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1973–74

Javier Sánchez Galindo – withGuadalajara: 1974–1975 / withAmerica: 1975–1979

Javier Cárdenas – withAmerica: 1978–1979 / withGuadalajara: 1979–1985

Javier Aguirre – withAmerica: 1979–1984 / withGuadalajara: 1987–1993

Carlos Hermosillo – withAmerica:1st run in 1983–1989, 2nd run in 1999–2000 / withGuadalajara: 2001

Ricardo Peláez – withAmerica:1st run in 1985–1987, 2nd run in 1997–1998 / withGuadalajara: 1998–2000

Luis Manuel Diaz – withGuadalajara: 1983–1987 / withAmerica: 1991–1992

Pedro Pineda – withGuadalajara: 1991–1992 / withAmerica:1st run in 1992–1995, 2nd run in 1996–1997

Gerardo Silva – withGuadalajara: 1990–1993 / withAmerica: 1993–1994

Luis García – withAmerica: 1995–1997 / withGuadalajara: 1998–1999

Oswaldo Sánchez – withAmerica: 1996–1999 / withGuadalajara: 1999–2006

Ignacio Hierro – withAmerica: 1997–1999 / withGuadalajara: 1999–2000

Damián Álvarez – withGuadalajara: 1998 / withAmerica: 1998–2000

Gustavo Napoles – withGuadalajara:1st run 1995–1998, 2nd run 2000–2002 / withAmerica: 1999

Ramón Ramírez – withGuadalajara:1st run 1994–1998, 2nd run 2002–2004 / withAmerica: 1999

Joel Sánchez – withGuadalajara:1st run 1993–1999, 2nd run 2001–2003 / withAmerica: 1999–2000

Jesús Mendoza – withGuadalajara: 1999–2000 / withAmerica:1st run 2000–2002, 2nd run 2003–2005

Manuel Rios – withGuadalajara: 1998–2000 / withAmerica: 2002

Alejandro Nava – withGuadalajara:1st run 2000, 2nd run 2001–2002 / withAmerica: 2002

Alvaro Ortiz – withGuadalajara: 1999–2000 / withAmerica: 2002–2005

Christian Ramírez – withAmerica: 2003–2004 / withGuadalajara: 2005–2006

Oribe Peralta** – withGuadalajara: 2005 (loan), 2019–present / withAmerica: 2014–2019

Edoardo Isella – withGuadalajara: 2000–2001 / withAmerica: 2008

Luis Alonso Sandoval – withGuadalajara: 2002–2005 / withAmerica: 2010

Luis Ernesto Perez** – withAmerica: 2007 (loan) / withGuadalajara: 2012–2016

Rafael Marquez Lugo – withAmerica: 2008 / withGuadalajara: 2012–2015

Francisco Javier Rodriguez – with Guadalajara: 2002–2008 / with America: 2013–2014

https www t online de login src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fc/Flag_of_Mexico.svg/23px-Flag_of_Mexico.svg.png" width="23" height="13">Ángel Reyna – withAmerica: 2009–2011 / withGuadalajara: 2014–2015

Alberto García Carpizo – withGuadalajara: 2014–2015 / withAmerica: 2015

Jesús Molina – withAmerica: 2011–2014 / withGuadalajara: 2019

Fernando Rubén González – withGuadalajara: 2013–2015 / withAmerica: 2019–2020

José Madueña – withAmérica: 2014-2015 / withGuadalajara: 2020

Other special notes** In the cases of Oribe Peralta and Luis Ernesto Perez, Peralta then a player of CF Monterrey was out on loan to Guadalajara for the 2005 edition of the Copa Libertadores playing in four matches. He did not score a single goal. In May 2014, Peralta was transferred from Santos Laguna to America. The same happened with Luis Ernesto Perez in america vs chivas 4 1, Perez was then a player for CF Monterrey but was loaned to America for that year's edition of the Copa Libertadores.

In the case of Ángel Reyna, Reyna was suspended from Chivas' A squad in September 2015 due to disputes. With the firing of Jose Jp morgan chase bank customer service de la Torre of whom Reyna had feuded with for some time and with the coming of Matias Almeyda, Reyna was left out of training sessions and coming matches. Reyna's contract with Chivas was officially terminated on March 9, 2016.^[10]

Managers[edit]

Several managers have led on both squads. Walter Ormeño and Oscar Ruggeri played for Club América and later managed rival Guadalajara. Luis Fernando Tena served Guadalajara as player in 1983 and later managed América in 2006-07. He then replaces Tomás Boy at Guadalajara in September 2019. Ricardo La Volpe (**) is the only manager to have served both squads in more than one occasion. Ignacio Ambríz became the first Mexican manager to lead in both.

Walter Ormeño – América (1969–1970); Guadalajara (1972–1973)

Miguel Ángel López – América (1984–1987 & 1992–1993); Guadalajara (1989–1991)

Carlos Miloc – Guadalajara (1979–1980); América (1991)

Ricardo La Volpe ** – Guadalajara (1989 & 2014); América (1996 & 2016–2017)

Leo Beenhakker – América (1994–1995 & 2003–2004); Guadalajara (1996)

Oscar Ruggeri – Guadalajara (2001–2002); América (2004)

Ignacio Ambríz – Guadalajara (2012); América (2015–2016)

Luis Fernando Tena - América (2006-2007); Guadalajara america vs chivas 4 1

References[edit]

¿Córdova por Antuna? Parece que América busca a otro jugador de Chivas

En estos días se ha estado comentando sobre el intercambio que buscan América y Chivas. Los nombres que se han

Se analiza la continuidad de muchos elementos del club

Tal parece que la eliminación ante Pumas fue la gota que derramó el vaso para los altos mandos del América.

El club ofrece disculpa y analizará el proyecto deportivo

América quedó eliminado ante Pumas en los cuartos de final por lo que sumó otro año sin algún título oficial.

Las palabras de Santiago Solari tras perder ante Pumas

Santiago Solari habló en conferencia de prensa tras la eliminación que sufrió ante Pumas en el Estadio Azteca. Ante la

América 1-3 Pumas – Fracaso del América

América queda eliminado al perder con Pumas 3-1 en el marcador global. Un partido totalmente distinto al que se vio

América negocia intercambio con Chivas

El día de ayer, el periodista Carlos Reynoso aseguró que América y Chivas estaban buscando un intercambio de jugadores. Según

Alineaciones del América ante Pumas – 4tos de final – Vuelta

América enfrentará a Pumas en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta. Santiago Solari mandó la siguiente alineación:

Fechas, horarios y transmisión de partidos de los 4tos de final – Vuelta

Hoy por la noche arranca lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del Apertura 2021. A continuación te

Previo: América vs Pumas – 4tos de final – vuelta

América recibe a Pumas en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del Apertura 2021. Así fue el

El 11 probable para enfrentar a Pumas – 4tos de final – vuelta

América buscará su boleto a semifinales este sábado cuando enfrenten a Pumas en lo que será el partido de vuelta

Los jugadores descartados para la vuelta ante Pumas

América está listo para recibir a Pumas este sábado en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del

Nicolás Castillo cerca de regresar a la Liga MX

Nicolás Castillo fue prestado al Juventude de Brasil a mediados de año, pero lamentablemente su estadía no fue como esperaba.

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GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) — Luis Gabriel Rey’s two first-half goals helped America to a 4-0 win over Chivas on Sunday in the big game between Mexico’s most popular teams.

Rey opened the scoring from close range in the 9th minute and doubled America’s lead six minutes later with a shot from 25 yards.

Mexico striker Raul Jimenez made it 3-0 in the 56th, before Luis Mendoza finished off the scoring with a lobbed shot in the 74th.

League leader Cruz Azul slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Atlas on Saturday, allowing second-place Toluca to close the gap to one competition point after its 2-1 win over Tigres.

Atlas took the lead after three minutes when Martin Barragan curled a shot into the top corner from the edge of the area and, after Marco Fabian equalized from close range, Maikon Leite and Barragan secured the win with goals before half time.

Toluca needed an injury-time goal from Raul Nava to seal its win over Tigres after Paraguayan Pablo Velazquez’ opener in the 12th was canceled out by U.S. international Jose Torres’ 25-yard left-foot shot.

In other weekend results, Monterrey had a 3-2 win over Atlante, Veracruz overcame Pachuca 3-1, Santos Laguna defeated Pumas 2-1, Leon drew 1-1 with Puebla, Queretaro beat Tijuana 2-1 and Chiapas had a 1-0 victory over Morelia.

Lucas Silva opened the scoring for Monterrey in the 15th, with Michael Arroyo equalizing 10 minutes later. Wilson Morelo and Cesar Delgado netted second-half goals for Monterrey, before Roberto Gutierrez reduced Atlante’s deficit.

Second-half goals from Cristian Martinez and Liber Quinones secured victory for Veracruz, after an own goal from Pachuca’s Efrain Cortes and a goal in the right net from Enner Valencia meant the teams were level at halftime.

Mexico international Oribe Peralta scored in the 22nd and late in second-half injury time for Santos Laguna after Dante Lopez had given Pumas an early lead in the 3rd.

• Regardless of their latest loss, America remain as the most dominant team in Liga MX
• Goalscoring has once again become a problem for Chivas
• Up in the frontline, Henry Martin is set to be a difference-maker for America

Club America vs Chivas de Guadalajara Odds

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Club America vs Chivas de Guadalajara Predictions and Picks

The timing of Chivas de Guadalajara’s latest major decision is a bit strange.

Days before their massive rivalry match against Club America, Chivas dropped manager Victor Manuel Vucetich.

With less than a week to prepare, interim Marcelo Michel Leaño will have to create a blueprint for not only Chivas’ biggest game, but also the most high-profile Liga MX battle of the regular season.

This is going to be too much for a team and roster that already have plenty of problems in 2021.

In the upcoming Clasico Nacional, pick America for the win.

Bet on Club America Here!

While America recently suffered just their first loss of the 2021 Apertura, Chivas will be looking to reorganize themselves after dropping Vucetich.

Chivas are a team in flux, and in this weird purgatory period without a true leader on the sideline, they’ll be incredibly vulnerable in their most significant game of the regular season.

It was a bizarre decision for Chivas to do this right before the Clasico Nacional, and when taking a step back to look at it all, it speaks volumes about the doubts surrounding the organization.

As for America, it wasn’t as if their latest defeat was an embarrassing one either.

America Still Have Plenty To Offer In The Apertura

No matter the fact that they lost 3-1 to Toluca and earned a red card as well, America will more than likely be fine for the rest of the Apertura.

Through the first 9 weeks of the season, no Liga MX side have claimed more points than the Mexico City giants.

They’ve thrived under manager Santiago Solari, and in their latest loss to Toluca, they had to make an away trip and take on the 2nd-best team in Mexico’s top flight.

There’s no shame in America dropping points against a team like Toluca, and going forward, it would be unexpected for them to have similar problems against most other Liga MX opponents.

Especially against a Chivas roster that have been abysmal with their scoring.

Chivas’ Attacking Numbers Have Been Far From Satisfactory

Eight goals in nine games aren’t exactly the ambitions that Chivas fans have for their team.

Chivas have been lackluster in the final third, and although they’ve been able to create plenty of clear chances, they often struggle with capitalizing on them.

It has been the same story for weeks and nothing has truly changed.

Now, with an interim at the helm, it would be a serious shock if their problems were to suddenly be repaired.

Henry Martin, America’s Latest Silver-lining

It’s time for striker Henry Martin to earn more praise.

After scoring a game-winner for Mexico in the latest round of World Cup qualifying, the striker returned to America and quickly found the back of the net twice in his last two appearances.

Last Wednesday in their 2-0 victory over Philadelphia in the Concacaf Champions League, Martin scored the second for America that helped secure the result in their favor.

Three days later, he then scored the lone goal in the loss to Toluca.

The 28-year-old is gaining confidence at the right moment and should be in the running for another crucial goal for America this weekend against Chivas.

How to Club America vs Chivas de Guadalajara

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¿Córdova por Antuna? Parece que América busca a otro jugador de Chivas

En estos días se ha estado comentando sobre el intercambio que buscan América y Chivas. Los nombres que se han

Se analiza la continuidad de muchos elementos del club

Tal parece que la eliminación ante Pumas fue la gota que derramó el vaso para los altos mandos del América.

El club ofrece disculpa y analizará el proyecto deportivo

América quedó eliminado ante Pumas en los cuartos de final por lo que sumó otro año sin algún título oficial.

Las palabras de Santiago Solari tras perder ante Pumas

Santiago Solari habló en conferencia de prensa tras la eliminación que sufrió ante Pumas en el Estadio Azteca. Ante la

América 1-3 Pumas – Fracaso del América

América queda eliminado al perder con Pumas 3-1 en el marcador global. Un partido totalmente distinto al que se vio

América negocia intercambio con Chivas

El día de ayer, el periodista Carlos Reynoso aseguró que América y Chivas estaban buscando un intercambio de jugadores. Según

Alineaciones del América ante Pumas – 4tos de final – Vuelta

América enfrentará a Pumas en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta. Santiago Solari mandó la siguiente alineación:

Fechas, horarios y transmisión de partidos de los 4tos de final – Vuelta

Hoy por la noche arranca lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del Apertura 2021. A continuación te

Previo: América vs Pumas – 4tos de final – vuelta

América recibe a Pumas en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del Apertura 2021. Así fue el

El 11 probable para enfrentar a Pumas – 4tos de final – vuelta

América buscará su boleto a semifinales este sábado cuando enfrenten a Pumas en lo que será el partido de vuelta

Los jugadores descartados para la vuelta ante Pumas

América está listo para recibir a Pumas este sábado en lo que serán los cuartos de final de vuelta del

Nicolás Castillo cerca de regresar a la Liga MX

Nicolás Castillo fue prestado al Juventude de Brasil a mediados de año, pero lamentablemente su estadía no fue como esperaba.

Domestic League Stats For Guadalajara Chivas v Club America

Guadalajara Chivas vs Club America Head-to-Head

Guadalajara Chivas vs Club America Head to head record, stats & results. Check out the recent form of Guadalajara Chivas and Club America. We hope to have live streaming links of all football matches soon.

For the Real Madrid and Barcelona rivalry, see El Clásico. For the River Plate and Boca Juniors rivalry, see Superclásico.

El Súper Clásico (English: The Super Classic), also known as El Clásico (English: The Classic), and El Clásico de Clásicos (English: The Classic of Classics), is an association football match between Mexican clubs América and Guadalajara. It is considered the biggest rivalry in Mexican football,^[2] and one of the biggest in world football.^[3][4]

Both teams are the two most successful Mexican football clubs in terms of championships, with América winning 13 league titles and Chivas trailing them with 12. They are also known for their extensive fan bases throughout Mexico and the United States, and are both considered the most popular teams. The clubs are also uniquely identified by their histories; América is considered the club of the wealthy and establishment, as they are known for signing expensive Mexican and foreign players, as well as the fact that they are located in Mexico City and are owned by media company Grupo Televisa, while Guadalajara are known for its policy of not allowing foreign players, the only club in the nation to do so.

As of 28 September 2019, America leads the all-time head-to-head results between the two with 86 wins to Chivas 75, with 76 matches ending in a draw.

History[edit]

The first confrontation between what are considered the two most popular teams in Mexico^[5] ended with a victory for Guadalajara with a score of 1–0.^[6] The rivalry began to flourish after the second match, when Chivas defeated America with a score of 7–2 In the year of 1943. Although the huge defeat sparked embarrassment within the ranks of America, it was almost two decades before the rivalry became the Clásico that is known today. Initially, América was struggling in the Mexican League. Halfway through the 1957–58 tournament, América had only managed to win six points, placing them in last place in the overall standings. In danger of finishing lower in the standings, the club hired Fernando Marcos, a retired player and referee. By the 1958–59 tournament, Marcos had transformed the team into a contender for the title. Although América's level rose, Chivas was playing tactical football that was giving them good results. After the 1957–1958 tournament, in which Club Zacatepec was crowned champions, Chivas managed to win a record six consecutive titles.

The late 1950s through the mid-1960s could be considered the best era in Chivas' history. During this time period, Chivas won the majority (7) of their eleven league titles, only interrupted twice in 1958 and 1963, by Zacatepec and Club Deportivo Oro respectively. Although América, or any other Mexican club for that matter, never achieved the same success in such a short period of time, an equally impressive feat is achieved much later by América.

Mexican football had drastically evolved by the 1980s. The period of football domination between two teams was certainly over. Although absolute parity is never achievable, competition was more evenly distributed throughout the football clubs competing in the México Primera División. The 1980s is perhaps the best decade in Club América's history. Up until then, no other club had managed the incredible success of Chivas. During this time period, América won five titles in the course of five years. First, starting in 1984, a series of three consecutive titles, followed by two consecutive titles starting in 1988. América achieved what no other team has achieved in present-era Mexican football. Despite consistency from both Chivas and América, after América's glorious years and long after Chivas' golden age, the two teams have only managed to win four titles between them, two apiece.

Riot of 1983[edit]

In the second leg of the semi-finals of the 1982–83 season, players of both two teams sparked a brawl better known as "La Bronca del '83" ("The Riot of '83"), which resulted in Chivas going onto play Puebla in the final by eliminating América during that playoff.^[7]

The following season América would get to play Chivas once again in the 1983–1984 final in which América came from behind on aggregate to defeat Chivas in to date the only final disputed between the two teams.

In between the seasons of 1983 through the year 2000, América showed dominance over Chivas recording an impressive record of only 6 losses out of 43 matches against Chivas.

2000s[edit]

One of the most memorable games played between Chivas and América during the Clausura 2005 tournament took place on 13 March in the Estadio Azteca. The game started with a goal by Pável Pardo at the 15th minute of the game. América would then attempt to solidify its hold on the game when, in the 38th minute, Óscar Rojas scored the second goal, capitalizing on a pass from Cuauhtémoc Blanco. During the 42nd minute of the game, with the first half about to conclude, Héctor Reynoso scored one of the most beautiful goals of his career, making the score 2–1. Francisco Palencia would score the 100th goal of his career in the 58th minute, tying the score 2–2. But América would again take the lead when, at the 78th minute, Pável Pardo made an excellent pass to Claudio López who didn't waste the opportunity to penetrate the goal tended by Oswaldo Sánchez. However, things wouldn't end there. Three minutes before the game ended, Palencia would make his 101st goal as a result of a magnificent play involving Ramón Morales and Alberto Medina. The score was tied 3–3 although Chivas attempted yet another goal that came from Palencia.

In 2007, America set the record for most wins in a year by defeating Chivas four times.

In 2016, América and Guadalajara met a record seven times between league matches (including play-offs) and their semifinal Copa MX meeting. América came out ahead with a note-worthy record of three victories, two draws and two defeats. In the two playoff-round meetings, América went undefeated against Guadalajara, with a record of two victories and two draws.

Overall statistics[edit]

America at home[edit]

Guadalajara at home[edit]

As of 28 September 2019^[8]

Liguilla matches[edit]

Refereeing[edit]

The record holders for matches refereeing the matches belonging to Marco Antonio Rodríguez and Armando Archundia with

• Marco Rodríguez (5)
• Armando Archundia (4)
• German Arredondo (3)
• Mauricio Morales (2)
• Francisco Chacon (2)
• Gilberto Alcala (2)
• Erim Ramirez Ulloa (2)
• Fernando Guerrero Ramirez (2)
• Paul Delgadillo (1)
• Hugo Guajardo (1)
• Jorge Antonio Perez Duran (1)
• Jose Alfredo Penaloza Soto (1)
• Cesar Arturo Ramos Palazuelos (1)

Players that played for both teams[edit]

^[9]

A listing of the many footballers who have played for both Guadalajara and Club America :

Note:On May 26, 2013, Francisco Javier Rodriguez became the first player ever in the history of Mexican football to champion with both teams. First having championed with Chivas on December 10, 2006.

Salvador Mota – withAmerica: 1942–1944 / withGuadalajara: 1944–48 ?

Carlos Iturralde – withGuadalajara: 1950–1951 / withAmerica: 1952–1956

Eduardo Garduño – withAmerica: 1947–1949 / withGuadalajara: 1954–1955

Raul Cardenas – withAmerica: 1959–1960 / withGuadalajara: 1967–1968

Ramiro Navarro – withGuadalajara: 1965–1968 / withAmerica: 1968–69

Sergio Ceballos – withAmerica: 1968–1974 / withGuadalajara: 1976–1977

Enrique Vázquez del Mercado – withGuadalajara: 1969–1972 / withAmerica: 1969–1970

Ruben Cardenas – withAmerica: 1970–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1974–1980

Antonio Zamora – withAmerica: 1970–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1975–1978

Francisco Macedo – withAmerica: 1971–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1973–1974

Albino Morales – withAmerica: 1972–1973 / withGuadalajara: 1973–74

Javier Sánchez Galindo – withGuadalajara: 1974–1975 / withAmerica: 1975–1979

Javier Cárdenas – withAmerica: 1978–1979 / withGuadalajara: 1979–1985

Javier Aguirre – withAmerica: 1979–1984 / withGuadalajara: 1987–1993

Carlos Hermosillo – withAmerica:1st run in 1983–1989, 2nd run in 1999–2000 / withGuadalajara: 2001

Ricardo Peláez – withAmerica:1st run in 1985–1987, 2nd run in 1997–1998 / withGuadalajara: 1998–2000

Luis Manuel Diaz – withGuadalajara: 1983–1987 / withAmerica: 1991–1992

Pedro Pineda – withGuadalajara: 1991–1992 / withAmerica:1st run in 1992–1995, 2nd run in 1996–1997

Gerardo Silva – withGuadalajara: 1990–1993 / withAmerica: 1993–1994

Luis García – withAmerica: 1995–1997 / withGuadalajara: 1998–1999

Oswaldo Sánchez – withAmerica: 1996–1999 / withGuadalajara: 1999–2006

Ignacio Hierro – withAmerica: 1997–1999 / withGuadalajara: 1999–2000

Damián Álvarez – withGuadalajara: 1998 / withAmerica: 1998–2000

Gustavo Napoles – withGuadalajara:1st run 1995–1998, 2nd run 2000–2002 / withAmerica: 1999

Ramón Ramírez – withGuadalajara:1st run 1994–1998, 2nd run 2002–2004 / withAmerica: 1999

Joel Sánchez – withGuadalajara:1st run 1993–1999, 2nd run 2001–2003 / withAmerica: 1999–2000

Jesús Mendoza – withGuadalajara: 1999–2000 / withAmerica:1st run 2000–2002, 2nd run 2003–2005

Manuel Rios – withGuadalajara: 1998–2000 / withAmerica: 2002

Alejandro Nava – withGuadalajara:1st run 2000, 2nd run 2001–2002 / withAmerica: 2002

Alvaro Ortiz – withGuadalajara: 1999–2000 / withAmerica: 2002–2005

Christian Ramírez – withAmerica: 2003–2004 / withGuadalajara: 2005–2006

Oribe Peralta** – withGuadalajara: 2005 (loan), 2019–present / withAmerica: 2014–2019

Edoardo Isella – withGuadalajara: 2000–2001 / withAmerica: 2008

Luis Alonso Sandoval – withGuadalajara: 2002–2005 / withAmerica: 2010

Luis Ernesto Perez** – withAmerica: 2007 (loan) / withGuadalajara: 2012–2016

Rafael Marquez Lugo – withAmerica: 2008 / withGuadalajara: 2012–2015

Francisco Javier Rodriguez – with Guadalajara: 2002–2008 / with America: 2013–2014

Ángel Reyna – withAmerica: 2009–2011 / withGuadalajara: 2014–2015

Alberto García Carpizo – withGuadalajara: 2014–2015 / withAmerica: 2015

Jesús Molina – withAmerica: 2011–2014 / withGuadalajara: 2019

Fernando Rubén González – withGuadalajara: 2013–2015 / withAmerica: 2019–2020

José Madueña – withAmérica: 2014-2015 / withGuadalajara: 2020

Other special notes** In the cases of Oribe Peralta and Luis Ernesto Perez, Peralta then a player of CF Monterrey was out on loan to Guadalajara for the 2005 edition of the Copa Libertadores playing in four matches. He did not score a single goal. In May 2014, Peralta was transferred from Santos Laguna to America. The same happened with Luis Ernesto Perez in 2007, Perez was then a player for CF Monterrey but was loaned to America for that year's edition of the Copa Libertadores.

In the case of Ángel Reyna, Reyna was suspended from Chivas' A squad in September 2015 due to disputes. With the firing of Jose Manuel de la Torre of whom Reyna had feuded with for some time and with the coming of Matias Almeyda, Reyna was left out of training sessions and coming matches. Reyna's contract with Chivas was officially terminated on March 9, 2016.^[10]

Managers[edit]

Several managers have led on both squads. Walter Ormeño and Oscar Ruggeri played for Club América and later managed rival Guadalajara. Luis Fernando Tena served Guadalajara as player in 1983 and later managed América in 2006-07. He then replaces Tomás Boy at Guadalajara in September 2019. Ricardo La Volpe (**) is the only manager to have served both squads in more than one occasion. Ignacio Ambríz became the first Mexican manager to lead in both.

Walter Ormeño – América (1969–1970); Guadalajara (1972–1973)

Miguel Ángel López – América (1984–1987 & 1992–1993); Guadalajara (1989–1991)

Carlos Miloc – Guadalajara (1979–1980); América (1991)

Ricardo La Volpe ** – Guadalajara (1989 & 2014); América (1996 & 2016–2017)

Leo Beenhakker – América (1994–1995 & 2003–2004); Guadalajara (1996)

Oscar Ruggeri – Guadalajara (2001–2002); América (2004)

Ignacio Ambríz – Guadalajara (2012); América (2015–2016)

Luis Fernando Tena - América (2006-2007); Guadalajara (2019-2020)

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