When Guadalajara Chivas faces their eternal rival, Club América, tactics are crucial. In the last match, the team led by Salvador Reyes adopted a 4-3-3 formation that allowed them to dominate the midfield. This setup enables wide players, like S. Aguayo, to create goal opportunities while midfielders, including D. Aguirre and R. Alvarado, control the flow of play.

As the match progressed, it became clear that Guadalajara Chivas was focusing their attacks down the right flank, where Aguayo constantly outpaced defenders. This opened up spaces, which were exploited by D. Campillo, who joined the attack on several occasions. The fluidity and speed of their passing led to two goals in the first half.

However, defense also had its role in this tactic. J. Castillo and D. Campillo needed to secure the defensive line, limiting corner kicks and free kicks from Club América. With solid defensive discipline, the team ultimately managed to preserve their lead throughout the match, sealing a 3-1 victory at the stadium in Guadalajara. This result was not only vital but also boosted the team's morale.