Confirmed lineups for Chivas vs. Mazatlan in J-7

Liga MX

The Guadalajara club returns to the field this Friday, February 16, in a match that looks like a road for the coach on paper. Fernando Cago added his sixth win. They will go to Mazatlán In a commitment related to matchday 7 of the 2024 Clausura tournament at the El Encanto Stadium.

The Holy Flock arrives at a good time to confront the people of Sinaloa defeated 5-2 to Forge FC in CONCACAF Champions Cup Dubbed Concachamps, they advanced to the Round of 16 to face the United States as a result.

Chivas are seventh with 11 points from three wins, two draws and one loss. But the good news is that performance is picking up under strategist Fernando Cago. He is close to setting a new record for games won in recent years.

And the people from Guadalajara have racked up five straight winsThree of them were in Liga MX, beating Toluca, Atlético de San Luis and Juárez. While the other two were in the Concachamps against the Canadians, defeating Mazatlán would represent a fourth straight win in Liga MX.

Chivas' possible lineup against Mazatlan

• Jose Raul Rangel
• Alan Moso
• Antonio Briseno
• Gilberto Orozco
• Mateo Chavez
• Fernando Beltran
• Eric Gutierrez
• Victor Guzman
• Roberto Alvarado
• Ricardo Marin
• Pavel Perez

Mazatlan's probable line-up against Chivas

• Ricardo Gutierrez
• Jair Diaz
• Facundo Almada
• Ventura Alvarado
• Jose Matena
• Andres Montano
• Sergio Flores
• Jefferson Intriago
• Edgar Barcenas
• Luis Amarilla
• Gustavo del Brete

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