Chivas vs Pumas UNAM: Predictions, Odds, and How to Watch Liga MX on Livestream

The reclassification is about to begin so that you don't miss any match of this phase, here are the predictions, odds, and how to watch Liga MX on Livestream, for the Chivas vs Pumas UNAM duel.

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This reclassification duel could mean a chance for revenge for the Universitarios, who were defeated by the Rebaño Sagrado in Round 16, with a score of 3-1.

Date: Sunday, May 8

Time: 20:15 ET

Location: Omnilife Stadium

ET: 20:15

CT: 19:15

MT: 18:15

PT: 17:15

Livestream: Telemundo Deportes en Vivo

TV Channel: UNIVERSO, Telemundo

This pair of teams have met 29 times in Liga MX and in 14 of those encounters the winners have been the Universitarios, who has won in 14 games, while the Rebaño Sagrado has only won in 7 of those matches.

Furthermore, on 8 occasions this duel has ended in a draw, so the historical advantage leans towards Pumas UNAM. And not even home advantage has helped Chivas to turn this trend around.

This is because in the 17 matches in all competitions that both teams have played at the Omnilife Stadium, 10 wins have gone to the Universitarios, while 7 have gone to the Rebaño Sagrado.

According to the specialized website, the likely winner of this match will be Chivas, as this club has a 41.7% chance of winning at their home, the Omnilife Stadium, while the Universitarios have a 29.6% chance of winning.

On the other hand, a draw has a 28.7% chance of occurring. Therefore, the safest bet is for the Rojiblancis to beat the Auriazules.

The Rebaño Sagrado had an epic comeback to the tournament since after having occupied the last places in the tournament for several weeks, they are now in the prelude to the Liguilla.

Thanks to the leadership of interim coach Ricardo Cadena, the club was able to take advantage of all the potential it possessed and now, they will only have to beat the Universitarios again, as they did in Round 16, to reach the Liguilla.

However, it is not all good news for the club as goalkeeper Raúl Gudiño did not renew his contract with the club and, through social networks, said goodbye to the fans.

The Universitarios has just set a new record in the CONCACAF Champions League, but it's a rather embarrassing record: they are the first Liga MX club to lose the title to an MLS club.

Since the new format was imposed, Mexican teams had dominated the competition, however, Andres Lillini's squad has just broken a positive streak for Mexican teams that has made everyone wonder, is MLS already superior to Liga MX?

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