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Chivas, oh Chivas. Your luck seems to be a rollercoaster ride of emotions. One moment you're down, the next you're up. It's a wild journey, and I must say, quite entertaining to watch. But let's take a closer look at what happened in your latest match.

The Frustration of Missed Opportunities

Ah, Chivas, you had possession of the ball, you controlled the game, but you just couldn't convert. Despite sending in 36 crosses, you only had a couple of clear scoring chances. It's a deficit that needs to be addressed. Yes, you may have had good territory, but without being precise in the penalty area, it's a struggle to find the back of the net.

But let's put things into perspective. Chivas is known for their style of play, their ball control. They steal possession and move the ball around, looking for opportunities. It's an impressive tactic, and it has its merits. Stealing and rajar-ing (as we say) have their own value. But context is important here. Against a team like Puebla, who played with eight or nine defensive players, it's not easy to break through. Sometimes, the opponent's strategy is to deny Chivas their game, and it's up to Chivas to find a way around it.

The Element of Luck

Luck, oh luck. How many times have we relied on you, only for you to elude us? It's true, luck plays a part in every game. Sometimes shots just magically find their way into the net, and sometimes they don't. It's the unpredictable nature of football. But let's not forget the other side of the coin. Chivas has had its fair share of lucky breaks as well. It's not all about luck, it's about making the most of the opportunities that present themselves.

Sure, you might argue that out of those 36 crosses, only one resulted in a failed attempt from a baboso (fool) who couldn't score in front of the goal. But let me tell you, 36 crosses in one game is no small feat. It's a testament to Chivas' attacking prowess and ability to create chances. Yes, luck plays a part, but so does skill and strategy.

The Goalkeeper's Dilemma

Now, let's talk about the goalkeeper, Guacho Jiménez. He's a paradox, isn't he? He has saved Chivas in some games, yet he has also made crucial mistakes. It's a tough position to be in. On one hand, it's his responsibility to keep the ball out of the net. On the other hand, mistakes happen, and we shouldn't crucify him for every error.

Take the latest goal against Chivas, for example. Yes, there was a deflection from Alvarado, but instead of trying to clear the ball, it seemed like Guacho tried to kill it. Did it affect the direction of the ball? Perhaps, but let's not forget that goalkeepers are human too. They make split-second decisions, and sometimes they get it wrong.

The Magnificence of Chivas

Despite the ups and downs, Chivas has had a magnificent season. They have made all the right decisions, except for today, of course. Every team has their off days, and today happened to be one for Chivas. It's important to acknowledge the team's successes and not dwell on a single game.

Being realistic, Chivas is not yet among the top contenders for the championship. They have a long way to go, but it would be a significant step forward to finish among the top four. It would exceed expectations, that's for sure.

Conclusion

In the end, it's important not to get caught up in the noise. There will always be debates, opinions, and criticisms. But let's appreciate the journey that Chivas is on. It's a thrilling ride of highs and lows, of luck and skill. And who knows, maybe, just maybe, this rollercoaster will end at the top.

So, Chivas, keep pushing forward, keep playing your game. Luck may come and go, but your spirit and determination will always shine through.