Prediction Club Deportivo Guadalajara - Queretaro FC today 06:07 27/09/2026.

Guadalajara is maintaining a stable performance with 5 wins, 4 draws, and 1 loss in their last 10 matches, showing the ability to maintain good results in most of their matches.

Guadalajara scored 19 goals in 10 matches (an average of 1.9 goals per game), including a decisive 5-2 victory over Club Tijuana, demonstrating strong and effective attacking power.

Second place on the league table after 9 matches with 18 points (goal difference +9) reflects fierce competition but still maintains a solid position in the tournament

A stable personnel framework with key players such as Raúl Rangel, Luis Romo, Roberto Alvarado, Ricardo Marín, and Fernando González playing regularly, creating good connections between defense, midfield, and attack.

The clean sheet rate only reached 44.44% (4 out of 9 games), indicating unstable defensive performance, despite still having some clean sheets in wins or draws.

Guadalajara's overall performance depends on matches with a high 'Both Teams to Score' (BTS) rate (44.44%), indicating a proactive attacking style but also carrying risks if the opponent is effective in counter-attacks.

The main tactical system is 3-4-2-1, although stable, it has not shown significant flexibility when facing tightly defensive teams.

Guadalajara conceded 9 goals in 10 matches (an average of 0.9 goals per match), showing a lack of solidity in defense, especially when facing tightly contested opponents like FC Dallas (lost 0-1)

The absence of Santiago Sandoval due to injury could disrupt the midfield balance, affecting the ability to control the midfield and creating opportunities for the attacking line.

The 'Loss without scoring' (LTN) rate is only 11.11%, reflecting the difficulty Guadalajara faces when defending against strong opponents, especially in matches where they lack an advantage in ball control.

Queretaro FC maintains a stable squad structure with 7 starting players consistently throughout the last 8 matches, including goalkeeper Guillermo Allison, defender Lucas Abascia and midfielder Santiago Homenchenko (scored 4 goals, made 2 assists), creating a highlight in both attacking and defensive play.

Queretaro FC has a high average goal-scoring rate (2.38 goals per game) and an 'Over 0.5 goals' percentage of 87.50%, demonstrating an open, proactive playing style and the ability to create 'Both Teams to Score' (BTS) scenarios at 62.50%, indicating the attractiveness of the matches.

Queretaro FC is in 5th place in the standings with 14 points, reflecting the balance between consistent performance and the ability to maintain position in the group expected to participate in the play-off.

The overall performance of Queretaro FC is not very stable, with a 40% win rate (4 out of 10 matches) and fluctuating results between wins, losses, and draws, indicating inconsistency in their match performance.

The team's goal difference is 3 (11 goals scored, 8 goals conceded), showing the gap between the attacking and defensive sides, but is not sufficient to determine whether it is a negative or positive factor.

Queretaro FC has applied the 4-2-3-1 formation in their last 7 matches, demonstrating tactical consistency, but there is no data on changing the formation according to opponents

Queretaro FC received 32 yellow cards in 10 matches (an average of 3.2 cards per match), indicating a lack of discipline in play, especially in recent losses (matches 4, 7, 8) where they always received between 3-6 yellow cards

The team's defense conceded 13 goals (an average of 1.3 per game), with only two clean sheets (matches 1 and 5), indicating a lack of consistency and frequently disrupted defensive capabilities.

Queretaro FC's inconsistent performance, as evidenced by the result sequence W-W-L-L-D-D-L-W-W-D, indicates limited ability to maintain good form, despite impressive matches such as the 3-2 victory over Tigres UANL.