Santiago Ormeño scored in the penalty shootout in Chivas' defeat against Pueblo.

A more complicated game that didn't end well for the Guadalajara team. Chivas lost on penalties to Puebla, but Santiago Ormeño managed to be an important part of the match, specifically in the last part.

Ormeño was the third player to take a penalty kick. The Peruvian striker scored with his left foot, shooting lightly towards the left side of Puebla's goalkeeper.

It is worth mentioning that, in the penalty shootout, Diego de Buen, Argentine Federico Mancuello, Guillermo Martínez, Israel Reyes, and Amaury Escoto scored for Puebla; while Alexis Vega, Alan Mozo, Santiago Ormeño, and Ángel Zaldíva scored for Guadalajara.

Jesús Angulo missed his shot in the fourth round, while Puebla had a perfect performance to win the tiebreaker 5-4, securing their spot in the quarterfinals where they will face América.

The four teams that directly qualified for the playoffs are: América, Monterrey, Santos, and Pachuca. The teams that advanced after the qualifiers were Puebla, Cruz Azul, Toluca, and Tigres.

The quarter-final series will be played in home and away matches, with the following matchups: América-Puebla, Monterrey-Cruz Azul, Santos Laguna-Toluca, and Pachuca-Tigres.

It is worth mentioning that "Los Camoteros" were the first to score. In the 58th minute, they took the lead with Martín Barragán's ninth goal of the championship, who accepted a cross from Emilio Martínez and headed it into the net.

Chivas went for the equalizer; Puebla, under Larcamón's management, stood strong, looking to punish on the counterattack. After much persistence, Guadalajara equalized in the last minute of the match with a goal from Carlos Cisneros assisted by Angulo.