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Creation
Creation
It was officially founded on May 8, 1906 -
the Guadalajara league
The "Guadalajara Football Club" joined the recently created Guadalajara soccer league in 1908. Its start was exultant and at the end of the first two seasons it managed to win the title of champion. -
First division debut
The debut in the league took place on October 21, 1943, the game was against Atlante and Guadalajara won by 4 goals to 1, -
first title
Chivas beat Irapuato 1-0, on January 3, 1957, with a goal from Salvador Reyes to win his first title -
Risk of descent
Entering the 1970s, the team faced a serious institutional and sports crisis as the team aged and the precaution of rejuvenating it was not taken and the hiring carried out was not what was expected. After consolidating itself as the most winning club in Mexican soccer for more than fifteen years, it went on to fight for not relegation in the 1970-71 season, where it would remain in fourteenth place in the general classification, made up of sixteen teams. -
Car crash
In 1981 the team suffered a road accident, the bus that transported the players to the City of Puebla to play against the Camoteros, was run over by a trailer, causing the death of midfielder José Martínez. -
«Super Chivas»
During the first years of the promoter, the club managed to sign footballers such as Alberto Coyote, Eduardo Fernández, Carlos Turrubiates, Alberto García, "El Guamerú", Missael Espinoza, Ramón Ramírez, Daniel Guzmán "El Travieso" and Luis Flores. Thanks to this, the team began to obtain good results, and the nickname of the "Super Chivas" emerged. -
Last tittle
The club entered the league of the Clausura 2017 tournament, played the final against the UANL Tigres, remaining in the first leg tied at 2 goals, and playing the decisive match in their stadium, which they managed to win with a score of 2 to 1 , thus taking the 2017 Clausura League Championship, achieving the double of championships (MX Cup and League Tournament) and also establishing itself as the most winning club in the Mexican First Division
