The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
The road to the England 2015 Rugby World Cup begins in Mexico City on March 24, with Mexico taking on Jamaica in the first qualifying round.
Bottom of the league table and enduring their worst ever run of form, Mexico’s most successful soccer side have turned to a European great for salvation in their most desperate hour of need.
Guadalajara has become the nadir of Mexican soccer. Barely three months since Chivas de Guadalajara finished top of the league table, the three Tapatio sides are in a state of disarray.
Former world number one golfer Lorena Ochoa is determined not to turn into a stay-at-home mom after the birth of her first child last year.
After not one, but two heartbreaking finishes in the conference championship round of the NFL playoffs, only two teams remain.
Despite having seemingly been ruled out last month, it remains possible that the Telmex Athletics Stadium could be used to stage professional baseball games.
Guadalajara sports fans’ biggest regret over the past two decades has been the absence of a professional baseball team in the city.
In hope of ending a dire run of form, Guadalajara Chivas have appointed one of the greatest players and coaches in the history of soccer to act as a consultant to the club.
Guadalajara Chivas gained their first point of the Clausura 2012 as new coach Ignacio Ambriz presided over a goalless draw with UNAM Pumas in Mexico City on Sunday.
