“Ali Avila converts from close range after a corner, giving Querétaro an early lead against the run of play.”
Pivotal“Mateo Coronel doubles Querétaro's lead from another corner, punishing Guadalajara's continued profligacy.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Guadalajara dominated the ball and territory, racking up 74% possession, 23 shots, and 97 dangerous attacks, yet found themselves undone by a Querétaro side that made every visit forward count. Alí Ávila opened the scoring early after a set-piece scramble in the 12th minute, and Mateo Coronel doubled the lead in the 68th minute from another corner-created chance, both goals assisted by the tireless Enzo Daniel Gimenez. Despite Guadalajara's territorial control and a flurry of second-half substitutions in search of a way back, they managed just 3 shots on target compared to Querétaro's 6, highlighting a wasteful night in front of goal. For Querétaro, the win is a huge statement result away from home, while Guadalajara's inability to convert overwhelming dominance into goals will raise fresh questions about their form heading into the title race.
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Guadalajara host Querétaro at Estadio Akron looking to bounce back from a bruising 2-2 Clásico draw with América and keep pace with league-leading Toluca. Querétaro, sitting in the playoff pack on 14 points, will look to spring an upset against a Chivas side installed as clear favorites.