The night in Guadalajara left an unusual scene for UNAM Pumas, as after their match against Chivas, the team experienced a genuine logistical chaos that ended with several players traveling to the airport via Uber. What happened? According to reports, the team's bus broke down, leaving part of the squad stranded on the street, causing uncertainty and a rush after the final whistle. At risk of missing their flight, the players had no choice but to improvise: some crossed the street and hailed rideshare vehicles to continue their journey, an unusual sight for a First Division club. The incident quickly went viral on social media, where fans captured the players carrying luggage and boarding private cars, highlighting the improvisation during one of the most delicate moments in any professional team's logistics. Far from being an intentional oversight, the situation stemmed from an unexpected technical issue that disrupted the club's transfer plans from Pedregal. Beyond the incident, the group showed unity to resolve the setback without major consequences, making it clear that even off the field, football demands immediate reaction ability. However, it drew attention that in a circulating video, Efraín Juárez along with Pedro Vitte and other club members are seen crossing the avenue to board private cars amidst constant traffic. The anecdote will be remembered as one of the most peculiar stories of the tournament, reminding that even the biggest clubs are not immune to unusual situations. On the sporting side, the duel between the university and red-and-white teams lived up to expectations. The clash between Pumas and Chivas was worthy of a playoff, with both sides showing their best version; despite the controversial final penalty awarded to the Flock, the 2-2 draw was fair, reflecting the great level displayed by both squads.
