Compare And Contrast Essay On Chivas

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America and chivas are the biggest rivals in the liga Mx. They are known to always fight and or say thing to each other during the games. When these two teams play against each other it is called el super clasico. America without a doubt is better than chivas, not just based on people's opinion but also on stats. America is better by goals scored ,championships won, people's opinion, and what team has the best player.
To start with, america has won championships than chivas. In ten years chias has not won any tournaments and america has won 2, and it to six semi finals. America most of the time when they play chivas they win. Yes chivas is right now in fourth place and america is in eleventh place but, chivas has been scored on fourteen times

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