Gabriel Milito delighted with Chivas performance: “It was a great victory, a complete game”
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At a glance
- Chivas defeated Atlético San Luis 3-0 with goals from Ricardo Marín, Richard Ledezma and an own goal by Andrés Sanchés.
- The victory extended Chivas’ unbeaten run to six matches after a hesitant start to the Apertura 2026.
- Coach Gabriel Milito said the team’s intensity, concentration and finishing secured the result.
Chivas returned to their best with a convincing 3-0 victory over Atlético San Luis at the Libertad Financiera Stadium, extending their unbeaten run to six matches. Ricardo Marín and Richard Ledezma scored for the visitors, while Andrés Sanchés added an own goal.
It was a great victory, a complete game.
The result marked a sharp change in momentum for the Guadalajara side. After a hesitant start to the Apertura 2026, the team that had raised expectations with its style of play following Gabriel Milito’s arrival appears to be finding its rhythm again.
Milito said he was satisfied with the performance and praised the way his players approached the match. “We played a very good game, we played with very high intensity, there was a lot of concentration and a great desire to win. We leave with a great victory, on a difficult pitch and against a team that is very well organized. The feelings are good, it was a good game... a complete game,” he told reporters.
We played a very good game, we played with very high intensity, there was a lot of concentration and a great desire to win.
The Argentine coach identified Chivas’ ability to convert its chances as decisive. The team scored twice in the opening 10 minutes, giving it control not only of possession but also of the scoreline. Milito said that efficiency in front of goal is vital in every match.
The issue of finishing gives you peace of mind and allows you to play the match with a degree of control, not only in possession but also in the result.
He also applauded the players’ work in attack and defense. Milito said the team’s playing philosophy remains unchanged, even though opponents can make it harder to execute. Chivas, he said, always seeks to attack the opposing goal and remain a brave, offensive side.
The intention is always the same: to think about the opposing goal, to be a brave and offensive team.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.