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Rivalry In Club America

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The Rivalry Between America and Guadalajara Have you ever been asked “Who do you think is better Club America or C.D Guadalajara?” Club América and Club Guadalajara are mexican soccer teams which are the most popular in mexico. Also they are the most winning teams in the history of the mexican league. Both teams lead the table of most leagues titles with 12. Some people say C.D Guadalajara is better and some say America is better. I personally agree with the people that say America is better. Even though in the last tournament of the Mexican League C.D Guadalajara won their 12 title, after 10 years of not winning the Mexican league. While Club america has won two titles in the last 5 years. Club America has been in the first places of the

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