Based On The Attack, Chivas Will Play At Home.

Club Guadalajara stated its position on Tuesday in response to the violent events that took place last Saturday in Querétaro. The Chivas board of directors announced that as of today and until further notice, they will play their home games without cheers. The club joins the changes and from this moment on has banned the cheering section of its team and the rival from this weekend onwards. "In actions with immediate effect, Chivas announces that starting this Saturday in the Clásico Nacional and until further notice, we will play

WITHOUT CHEERING GROUPS. On Saturday at the AKRON Stadium, the areas that are usually designated for such groups will be occupied by children called through the Jorge Vergara Foundation and the TELETÓN Foundation," the club announced in a press release. With this, Chivas becomes the first team to do so, without the need to cut its cheering groups. All this, seeking to return to having a family atmosphere in the stadiums and also, retaking these same actions that the club itself had carried out for a few months in 2013.

The barras returned to Chivas when Néstor de la Torre returned to the sports management of Guadalajara, after several years away from the institution. It was in 2015 when the return of the Barras of the red and white team was announced for a match against Pumas, and from then until this last match against Santos Laguna the time they were active again in the Zapopan stadium. With this measure, Club Deportivo Guadalajara seeks to eradicate violence in Mexican soccer. In addition to sharing that they will be carrying out the campaign: "Un Clásico sin Colores" (A Classic without Colors), which aims to seek peace in this complicated moment that Mexican football is going through. Looking ahead to the coming months, Chivas promises to introduce the Fan ID at the end of this year; a measure that should be implemented in all stadiums in Mexico as of 2023: "Referring to the agreements made today at the Assembly of Owners, Club Deportivo Guadalajara wants to ratify its commitment to the fans to provide safe environments, so for a couple of months we have been working on the evolution of our access system for fan identification, which will be installed and functional before the end of 2022″, they explained.