Chivas Has Televisa Shaking: Here’s Why | César Ramos to Referee | Chivas News

Added: 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]There is a situation that is shaking Tel Ava and we're going to talk about it.

[00:00:06]We're going to talk about it next.

[00:00:10]Also, Cesar Aruro Ramos Palace has been appointed as the main referee for the Shivas versus Kruzul match. What do you all think? Leave it in the comments and let's talk about it next. I'm Jesus Bernal and I thank all of you for your attention.

[00:00:28]Thank you very much for being here with me to talk about the latest regarding the Shivus team.

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[00:00:53]So without further ado, let's start this video with the latest news about Chibus.

[00:01:18]There's a situation that is obviously making the people at Tel A Visa and also at TVS Tekka nervous. I imagine also the people at TVS Tekka and it's the fact that Chibus makes it to the final.

[00:01:34]Why? Because this would send a match to Prime.

[00:01:38]If the final is Puma's versus Kruul, both games will be on broadcast TV.

[00:01:43]There's no problem. But if Shivas makes it to the final, one match would be through Prime. And look, if the final is Chibus versus Pumas, it wouldn't be bad since Tel Ava would have the second leg, Pumas versus Chibis. With Chibus, they'll sell the ad space for a ton of money. It' be a great deal. But if the final is Chibvis versus Pachuka, the first leg is through streaming in the second leg too.

[00:02:11]And the second leg too, which means that both Tel A Visa and TVS Tekk would be left without that possibility of broadcasting the match. And of course, it makes them nervous because we're talking about millions of pesos, especially in the case of Tel Ava, that they would lose or stop earning by not having the final. I just hope this isn't a situation that has an influence.

[00:02:40]I hope not.

[00:02:43]Yesterday, Pachuka won. Despite everything, Chibus has the advantage because of the tie rule. And it's looking like the final could be Shivas versus Pichuka. On top of that, if this is the final, the Guadalajara team will host the second leg. The final would be at the Estadio Jaliscoco.

[00:03:02]So, believe me, there's a lot at stake.

[00:03:05]A lot at stake. A lot on the line.

[00:03:09]And hopefully they don't mess things up and mess things up from there trying to stack the deck against Chibus. Just keep an eye on that because yes, a title is at stake, the chance to go fight for a championship. But for a company like Tel Ava that broadcasts soccer, there are millions and millions of dollars at stake, I'd even say, for having Shivus on their network in the final.

[00:03:35]Let's see what happens in the second leg.

[00:03:45]And on top of all this, there's already a referee assigned. I like the appointment. They stop messing around.

[00:03:53]They stop making up crazy things. And they put in the best referee that Mexico has for this match, which in theory is the toughest of the semi-finals, Cesar Aruro Ramos Palace.

[00:04:07]He will be in charge of refereeing this match. He will be the main referee accompanied by Alberto Moren with Edgar Magdaleno on the sidelines and Kuro Hernandez as the fourth official. The VR Eric Jier Miranda, the AVR Michelle Cabalo Galisia and the fifth official Sandra Elizabeth Ramirez Alam accompanied by the assessor Edgar Alan Morales. They are the ones assigned for this match. Let's go to the other one.

[00:04:36]They also stopped messing around. To the Olympico Universario goes Daniel Quintterero as the referee, Enrique Isaac Bustos as assistant. Together with Leonardo Javier Ramirez Castillo, Katier Selba as fourth official. The avar is Diana Estfania Perez. The Aver is Salvador Perez. The fifth official is Jesus Aren Gomez and Jonathan Benjamin Hernandez as assessor. Those are the ones who will be available there to successfully carry out both matches.

[00:05:06]Like I said, I like the decision. I don't know why they decided to put Pules in the Pumas versus Pachuka match and to put Maximilliano Quantero in the Cruzul versus Chibvis match when there are other referees available of a higher caliber like Cer, like Quantero, like Santandere, like Kuro Hernandez himself, like Gate Ortiz. despite everything, there was a stronger pool to choose from. I think the assignments were wrong. That's how it seems to me today.

[00:05:33]At least at first, that they did it well. At first glance, it seems to me that they did it well.

[00:05:46]The tickets today there's training.

[00:05:49]Today there's training for what's to come.

[00:05:53]Oh, sorry.

[00:05:56]There's free entry for today's training.

[00:06:00]It's an open training session. Once again, Shivus will hold it. This time, since the Akran Stadium has already been handed over to FIFA, the training will be at Estadio Halisco. But pay attention. The process was the same as last week. Chivvis announced it through their social media. They sent a link where you could go to try to register.

[00:06:22]And the thing is, those tickets are already sold out. I think once again, they'll only give access to 3,000 or 5,000 people at most. They're going to group them in one section, and that's where the whole Shivus team's practice will take place. So, well, we'll be there. Of course, we'll be paying close attention to this to what's going to happen with Shivus for this training session and with the firm intention of course from the Shivus team to keep that unity and connection with their fans which so far has been of utmost importance. So those who managed to get tickets today, congratulations to see Shivus up close before facing Cruz Azul.

[00:07:14]Coach Gabby Molo spoke before this match and he did so in the post-match press conference after the first leg of the Mexican football semifinals.

[00:07:25]The coach of course is happy with what has happened.

[00:07:30]Although he would have liked to win, of course, for him that would have been ideal. However, he acknowledges that a good job was done in the first leg.

[00:07:37]Let's listen to Gabriel Malito.

[00:07:41]>> Thank you very much. Hi Gabby, how are you? Cesar Cabo from ESPN. A live greeting for football picante. Tell us, how does the draw feel to you? Does it feel like too little considering how the match went? You were ahead on the scoreboard twice, lost the lead and tied after a controversial play you prefer not to discuss, though it was contentious. Does the draw feel like not enough tonight?

[00:08:01]>> It was an even match. It was a really even match.

[00:08:05]>> And that's how the second leg will be.

[00:08:07]Always in every match we play against Kruul, regardless of the result. They've always been very hard-fought matches where they try to neutralize us by going manto man. We try to neutralize them by going manto man because we both want control of the ball. That's one way to control it or to control each other. In the end, it's playing one-on-one. We imagine a match like that.

[00:08:38]And it was hard fought, very intense.

[00:08:41]The players put in a great effort. We competed very well against a great team.

[00:08:46]Of course, if you're winning on two occasions, we would like to put the game away, but there's a very good opponent in front of us. We're talking from the league, and they already won.

[00:09:01]There are no easy opponents. The match was even.

[00:09:05]And I think that the draw in the end was fair.

[00:09:15]Mr. Joel Wiki also expressed his thoughts, even praising the Shivus team a little in the same press conference over here. Joel Adrien Esparza for TDM.

[00:09:31]How difficult was it being able to prepare these days with some absences with the uncertainty of whether Rodart was going to be there or not, whether Toro was going to be there or not, having to modify the system, seeing Jeremy today as a fullback or right wing back with all these surprises, all these absences. Today we saw debuts. We saw players who only had six minutes in the first division coming in. How was it for you?

[00:09:54]>> This is the playoffs, Adrian. That's how they are. There are always surprises.

[00:10:00]Complications arise when you lay out a game plan. A game plan. And above all, injuries. No. The conditions sometimes health issues for some players got a bit complicated in this match. No, but thanks to the squad we have.

[00:10:15]It ended a while ago. Some very clear facts. As you said, they're young players. That's why they've had little time in the division. And today, some of them you like first division. So the approach was simple to put Jeremy on the outside. I think he gave us that a lot of important things in those jewels with Gonzalez. His buildup was pretty good and the physical ability to play on the outside gave him something but not outside. No. Uh and this is part of the league. No, I love the joy because these are such open games like this one and above all a team as incredible as Chivas, right? They come at you, they press, they play, they're intense, and the series is open. It's an incredible series. I'm very happy with my team. I'm happy. It's a team that has shown it can get out from a lot uh from a lot of hard hits. And today, they've shown they're ready to be champions. Obviously, there's still the second leg in Jalisco.

[00:11:09]And well, let's hope to God that everything goes well and we can make it to the final.

[00:11:22]>> The second leg of the match will be this Saturday at 700 p.m. Central Mexico time on Amazon Prime Video.

[00:11:32]You can follow this match there. For the United States and Canada, the game will be at 900 p.m. Eastern, 6:00 p.m.

[00:11:40]Pacific, and you can enjoy it on Telmundo.

[00:11:46]Those are the options available to closely follow Shivas and Cruzul.

[00:11:53]All right, we'll leave this video here.

[00:11:56]Thank you very much for your attention.

[00:11:58]Keep subscribing, commenting, sharing, and liking. See you next time. I'm Jesus Bernell.