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Four Real

Chivas entered the Bicentenario 2010 season with plenty of question marks, but the club has thus far answered all of them. Omar Bravo and Javier "Chicharo" Hernandez scored as Chivas improved their record to 4-0 with a 2-0 win over Queretaro.

Another Super Jornada

Most of the matchups this weekend are big-game material. Atlas-America features teams off to good starts while Toluca-Monterrey and Santos-Cruz Azul are rematches of recent playoff series. But final game won't make fans forget about the other Big Game at all.

End Of The Road

Estudiantes raised eyebrows by overcoming deficits in InterLiga against America and Puebla, and were set to play in their first-ever Copa Libertadores. But Peruvian side Juan Aurich had other ideas, and did Estudiantes in on a rain-soaked evening in Zapopan.

Assertive Atlas

Atlas have been one of the early surprises of the Bicentenario 2010 season, with wins over champion Monterrey and Santos Laguna. The wins have given Atlas a surge of confidence heading into Saturday's game against America.

Another Shooting

Still reeling from Paraguayan striker Salvador Cabañas' recent shooting, Club America were dealt with another stunning blow as Juan Carlos Silva was the victim of gunfire. Silva, though, was left with a relatively minor injury during an attempted carjacking in Mexico City.

No Revenge

Monterrey beat Cruz Azul in the Apertura 2009 final, and Cruz Azul had a chance to avenge that loss. However, the result was the same as Monterrey came out on top. Monterrey goalkeeper Jonathan Orozco said familiarity and focus helped Rayados win.

Explaining The Path

Mexico's six United States-based friendlies will split evenly down the middle, between those providing a chance for manager Javier Aguirre to observe potential players and those with most of the World Cup squad at the ready, as FMF executive Nestor de la Torre explained.