Chivas Edges Necaxa on Late Own Goal Amid Fan Whistles
Guadalajara defeated Necaxa 1-0 in Liga MX Apertura 2026 round 13, with Agustín Oliveros scoring an own goal in the 77th minute. The win lifted Chivas to second place on 23 points, one behind América, while Necaxa remained without a victory in 11 matches. Chivas supporters whistled their team despite the result, and coach Gabriel Milito called the match complicated.
Guadalajara’s winner came in the 77th minute when Necaxa defender Agustín Oliveros, trying to intercept Roberto Alvarado’s delivery, turned the ball into his own net at Estadio Akron. The result left Chivas second in the Apertura 2026 table with 23 points, one behind América, while Necaxa stayed 17th on nine points and remained winless across 11 league games.
Necaxa coach Juan Reynoso has now gone five matches without a win since taking charge in round nine, with four defeats and a draw. Elsewhere, San Luis beat Querétaro 2-1, and Atlante defeated Juárez 1-0 through Nicolás Carrera’s 76th-minute header.
The result may shape how Chivas supporters view the team’s title chances, since a narrow win amid whistles could keep pressure on players and coach Gabriel Milito. For Necaxa followers, the long winless run may deepen frustration and reduce matchday enthusiasm. A top-table race involving Chivas and América could also draw more attention from Liga MX audiences, though one match alone is unlikely to change broader social or economic conditions.