Monterrey vs. Guadalajara: Result, U.S. Coverage, and Replay Guide

Chivas defeated Monterrey 1–0 on Saturday, October 24, 2026, so the live match is over. The Apertura 2026 Jornada 14 game took place at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey. U.S. viewers could follow the live broadcast on Univision or TUDN, with streaming options listed by TUDN including its website and app and ViX. For the result and postmatch coverage, start with the clubs’ official reports and TUDN’s event page.

Match date, venue, and kickoff time

Monterrey’s official preview and Chivas’ schedule both list the match for Saturday, October 24, at 7:00 p.m. in Monterrey. The venue was Estadio BBVA, home of Rayados. Monterrey is in Mexico’s Central Time Zone; under Mexico’s time law, the city uses the standard central offset, UTC−06:00, rather than the seasonal schedule used by certain northern border municipalities.

The UTC time falls on Sunday because Monterrey’s Saturday evening kickoff was six hours behind UTC. The U.S. times above use daylight time: in 2026, U.S. daylight saving time continues through November 1. TUDN’s match listing confirms the 7:00 p.m. Mexico Central kickoff and the Eastern, Central, and Pacific U.S. conversions. The game’s date, venue, and original time are documented in Rayados’ official match preview and the Chivas Apertura 2026 schedule.

Where U.S. viewers could follow Chivas vs. Monterrey

For this specific match, TUDN listed Univision and TUDN for U.S. television coverage. Its listed online options were TUDN.com, the TUDN app, and ViX. Availability can depend on the viewer’s location, TV provider, and streaming subscription, so a listing does not mean every service includes the game at no additional cost.

Because the fixture has ended, those live channels will not provide a live feed now. If you are checking for a replay, open the service directly and look for the match title or event date; replay access and expiration windows vary. TUDN’s U.S. viewing guide records the listed channels and services for October 24. The TUDN match center also carries live coverage details, a timeline, and a video-summary link.

Final score and key moments

Chivas won 1–0. Roberto “Piojo” Alvarado scored in the ninth minute after Santiago Sandoval set up the chance. Monterrey had an opportunity to equalize from the penalty spot, but Chivas goalkeeper Raúl Rangel saved Lucas Ocampos’ attempt. The late finish was dramatic: Rayados put the ball in the net in stoppage time, but the goal was disallowed after a VAR review for handball.

Those details come from Monterrey’s official match report, which confirms the 0–1 result and describes the penalty save and overturned goal. The recap is useful if you missed the broadcast or want to check why the final score stayed at one goal. Use the club’s report for the written account and TUDN’s event page for its match timeline and any video that remains available.

How to follow the next meeting

Do not reuse the October 24 kickoff time for a future Chivas–Monterrey fixture. Liga MX clubs publish their own home schedules and U.S. broadcast arrangements can differ depending on which team is hosting. Check the latest fixture on both clubs’ official schedules, then confirm the network and streaming service with the broadcaster closer to matchday. This is especially useful when a match is rescheduled or a streaming service changes its event listing.

1. Confirm the fixture first. Check the official Chivas or Rayados schedule for the date, home team, venue, and current kickoff time.
2. Check the U.S. listing. Use TUDN’s match-specific guide to see whether a future game is on Univision, TUDN, or an app or streaming service. Compare it with the schedule in your TV provider or streaming account.
3. Convert the venue time carefully. Read the named zone and offset for the stadium’s location, then check whether the U.S. city you are in is observing daylight saving time. Monterrey and U.S. cities do not necessarily change clocks on the same date.
4. Follow an official live center. Team and broadcaster pages are useful for confirmed lineups, goals, cards, substitutions, and the final score when you cannot watch the full match.

For this completed game, the confirmed reference point is Saturday, October 24, in Monterrey and Sunday, October 25, in UTC. For another edition of Monterrey vs. Guadalajara, treat the next fixture as a separate event and verify its details from current official listings.

Time-zone references: Mexico’s official time-zone law and the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology daylight-saving schedule.