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The 77th Minute Own Goal That Sent Chivas To Second Place, And Necaxa Has No Answers

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Chivas de Guadalajara just snatched a critical 1-0 victory against Necaxa on Matchday 13 of the Liga MX Apertura 2026. This win instantly shot them into second place in the overall standings.

When One Bad Bounce Seals The Deal

The ‘Rebaño Sagrado’ were absolutely pushing the pace, trying to get those three points to keep themselves right up there at the top. The only score of the entire game went down in the 77th minute, and man, it was a tough break for Necaxa. Their Uruguayan defender, Agustín Oliveros, accidentally knocked the ball right into his own net. Talk about unlucky!

Chivas Climbs, Necaxa Stumbles

That 1-0 result bumped Chivas up to a sweet 23 points, solidifying their hold on that second-place spot. Meanwhile, Necaxa is still stuck in 17th with a measly 9 points. That’s gotta sting.

Now, Chivas is gonna hit the road, heading out to face Rayados de Monterrey next. They’ll be looking to keep this momentum rolling and stay hot on the heels of the top spot.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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