Oswaldo Sanchez

Oswaldo Javier Sánchez Ibarra (Guadalajara, September 21, 1973) is a former Mexican soccer player who played as a goalkeeper. He debuted with Club Atlas de Guadalajara in 1993 and retired with Club Santos Laguna in 2014, at age 41. He and Francisco Fonseca are currently dedicated to being sports commentators for TUDN.

Standing out for his great reflexes, he earned the nickname 'San Oswaldo', which was awarded to him by the fans of Guadalajara and the Mexican National Team.

Biography

He was born in the city of Guadalajara, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. As a child he worked as a & # 34; match & # 34; in a department store with the intention of helping his mother and siblings. He has four siblings, Karina, Ileana, Lizbeth and Jorge. He is the son of Alma Rosa Ibarra and Felipe de Jesús Sánchez Carmona. His father died on June 7, 2006 when Oswaldo was concentrating with the Mexico soccer team to compete in the 2006 Soccer World Cup. That same day, Oswaldo traveled to Guadalajara for his father's funeral and returned to Germany on June 10, just a few hours before Mexico's debut in the World Cup. He is married to Esperanza del Toro, with whom he has 4 children, Michelle, Valeria, Sofía and Oswaldo Jr.

In 2005 he participated as an actor in the film "La Hacienda del Terror", along with other soccer players such as Martín Zúñiga and Nacho Vázquez. He also managed to be on the cover of the most recognized soccer video game, FIFA. EA Sports, in its 2005 edition, together with Andriy Shevchenko and Fernando Morientes.

Career

Beginnings

At the age of 17, a friend of his invited him to play on a basic forces team called Universidad, which was linked to the University of Guadalajara. He started playing as a goalkeeper, not because it was his position, but because that day the University goalkeeper was missing, so they put him in that position. In that game his team lost, but he had a good performance in general for which the University coach, Jaime Montes, invited him to continue playing with them as goalkeeper.

When Oswaldo was 18 years old, his team was playing with Atlas Chapalita, one of the subsidiary clubs of the Atlas Fútbol Club. That day his father was watching the game along with José Luis Real. They both played together when they met. He was in the basic forces of the Guadalajara Sports Club, at that time the "Güero" Real was the director of Atlas' basic forces and was looking for goalkeepers, so Oswaldo's father recommended him. The next day, Oswaldo was already on trial on the Chapalita fields and in the end he ended up staying in the basic forces, specifically, with the Atlas Academics.

Club Atlas de Guadalajara

He made his debut with Atlas de Guadalajara on October 30, 1993, replacing Miguel de Jesús Fuentes, in a match corresponding to matchday 13 of the 1993-94 season that ended tied with one goal against the Red Sharks of Veracruz.. The technical director responsible for making his debut in the first division was the Argentine Marcelo Bielsa.

Oswaldo had a great teacher in goal, he came to the big Atlas team when the Uruguayan goalkeeper, Robert Siboldi, was the team's starter, he knew how to wait for his moment as a substitute for Miguel Fuentes, and in the 1993-94 campaign he had He got his opportunity and made the most of it, becoming a starter immediately and playing in his first league, where he was eliminated by Club Santos Laguna in the quarterfinals.

Immovable from the Atlas framework in the 1994-95 and 1995-96 campaigns, he played his last game as a rojinegro and it was against the same rival he debuted: Veracruz, in the league of the last long season before moving on to the short tournaments, the overall score was 3-3 but the "foxes" They did not continue. For the next tournament he was transferred to Club América.

Club America

With the beginning of the short tournaments, in the 1996 Winter Tournament, Sánchez Ibarra dressed in yellow. He came to the Águilas del América at the request of new coach Ricardo La Volpe. He debuted with the & # 34; eagles & # 34; on August 11, 1996, in the defeat of his new team against Santos Laguna, a team that would ultimately end up champion of the tournament. There it was difficult for him to get the starting position, in his first two tournaments with the team he played 14 games, he was only undisputed in two of the six tournaments he played with the Águilas, Winter 1997 and Summer 1999, in both of which he played in the league.

On April 17, 1999 he received his first expulsion as a professional player, in a match that América lost 4-0 against Cruz Azul. His last matches as an American player were against Santos Laguna, in the quarterfinal matches in the summer of 1999, the Águilas won the second leg 2-0, but they had lost 0-3 in the first leg and were eliminated. In that tournament he was a teammate of Ramón Ramírez on the Coapa team. The Nayarit arrived from Chivas in a controversial transfer. It was a year in which six transfers were made between these hated teams. Before the start of the winter of 1999, a change was announced. players with the last name Sánchez, Joel went to the Águilas, Oswaldo to Guadalajara, later they would play together in the Rebaño Sagrado.

Guadalajara Sports Club

Club Deportivo Guadalajara acquired its charter for the 1999 Winter Tournament. It debuted with the "Rebaño Sagrado" on August 15, 1999 in the Chivas' 0-2 victory over Monarcas Morelia. On October 4, 2000, Sánchez scored a goal with a header in the 2000 Merconorte Cup in a match against Club Deportivo El Nacional of Ecuador. The Chivas lost 2-3. Oswaldo went to finish off a free kick and managed to score the goal. of the equalizer in the 91st minute, which confirmed Guadalajara's passage to the second phase of said competition.

In the 2004 Clausura Tournament he played his first final in Mexican soccer, facing Club Universidad Nacional. The first leg ended tied at one goal and the second leg ended at zero, so the champion had to be decided in a penalty shootout, where Guadalajara lost, obtaining the runners-up position that season.

In the summer of 2005 he was in negotiations to go play with the Santos Futebol Clube of Brazil, but in the end his transfer did not materialize. When facing Club Necaxa, on March 4, 2006, he reached 400 games in the highest circuit, within which he was expelled six times. He played in the 2006 Copa Libertadores, where his team had a great performance throughout the tournament and were eliminated in the semifinals by São Paulo Futebol Clube. In July 2006, his transfer to Getafe Club de Fútbol was negotiated, but it was not carried out, because the Spanish team preferred to sign the Argentine Roberto Abbondanzieri, from Boca Juniors.

His team reached the final of the 2006 Apertura Tournament. On December 10, 2006, after playing a playoff against the Veracruz team, which they defeated, and also leaving Cruz Azul and América respectively on the way, the Guadalajara faced Deportivo Toluca in the grand final. The first match ended tied at one goal at the Jalisco Stadium, deciding the championship at the Nemesio Díez Stadium, where Guadalajara won 1-2, with an overall score of three goals to two, and was crowned Mexican soccer champion. Oswaldo lifted the trophy as captain. Eight days after becoming champion, on December 18, Sánchez announced his departure from the red and white team and his transfer to Club Santos Laguna, ending a streak of 272 league games, 15 cup games and 37 internationals registering a total of 324 meetings. He was compared to the institution's legendary goalkeepers such as Ignacio Calderón and Jaime David Gómez.

Club Santos Laguna

He was signed by Santos Laguna for the Clausura 2007. He debuted with the team on January 20, 2007 in Santos' defeat against Monterrey by a score of 1-0. In his first tournament, he managed to save the team from relegation and qualified for the playoffs, beating San Luis 3-2. In the league, Santos tied the quarterfinals 3-3 on aggregate with Club de Fútbol Pachuca and was eliminated due to position in the table. From that moment Santos achieved an important place in Mexican soccer, achieving leadership in the 2007 Apertura Tournament, reaching the semifinals where they were eliminated by Club Universidad Nacional 5-4. In the next championship, the 2008 Clausura They were proclaimed league champions by beating Cruz Azul 3-2.

In the 2010 Bicentenario Tournament, Santos defeated Monarcas Morelia in the semifinals, and in the final against Deportivo Toluca, the first leg ended in a two-goal tie, and the second leg ended in a 0-0 tie, in the penalty shootout Toluca was proclaimed champion (4-3). Half a year later, in the 2010 Apertura Tournament, Santos Laguna was once again a finalist, this time losing the final against Club de Fútbol Monterrey by an aggregate score of 5-3. 3, the first leg ended 3-2 in favor of Santos and the second leg 0-3. In the 2011 Apertura Tournament, Santos reached the final and faced Tigres de la UANL, losing both games (0:1, 3:1) and thus Oswaldo achieved his third consecutive runner-up finish with the team.

On May 20, 2012, he achieved his second league title with Santos and his third in the first division by beating Víctor Manuel Vucetich's Club de Fútbol Monterrey 3-2, collaborating in the last minutes by avoiding a tie from a shot from Aldo de Nigris. On September 15, 2012, he reached 638 matches, positioning him as the second player with the most matches behind Benjamín Galindo with 697. In the 2011-12 Concacaf Champions League, he reached the final of the tournament and faced Monterrey, the match of The first leg lost 2-0 and the second leg won 2-1, but due to goal difference Monterrey was crowned champion.

On January 11, 2013, he became the goalkeeper with the most penalties saved in the First Division of Mexico with twenty-four, by saving the maximum penalty from Luis Ernesto Pérez, in a match against Club Deportivo Guadalajara. One month Later in the match against UNAM he saved Efraín Velarde's penalty and got his 25th penalty saved. On January 20, 2013 he reached 650 games in the First Division in a match against Puebla, approaching only 47 of Benjamín Galindo's record.

In the 2012-13 Concacaf Champions League, Santos returned to the final for the second consecutive tournament and their rival was Monterrey again, the first leg ended in a goalless draw and in the second leg Monterrey won 4-2, Oswaldo thus achieving another runner-up finish. On February 11, 2014, Sánchez Ibarra returned to the top club tournament in America, the Copa Libertadores in the 2014 edition, with Santos beating Arsenal de Sarandí 1-0. Thanks to his great interventions throughout the match, he took home the trophy for best player of the match.

On February 22, 2014, he reached 697 games in the First Division of Mexico, with which he was supposed to tie Benjamín Galindo's mark as the players with the most games played in the history of the league, and on 28 February surpassed this mark, with this it was thought that Oswaldo had become the player with the most games in the First Division of Mexico, but this was not the case, since it was later confirmed that the "Maestro' 3. 4; In truth he played 700 first division games and not 697 as was thought, the three games missing from his record were, one on date 15 of the 1980-81 season against the University of Guadalajara and two in the league for no reason. relegated at the conclusion of the 1981-82 competition against Atlas. On March 15, he reached 700 games in Santos' victory against the Pachuca Football Club by a score of 3-1, and finally surpassed the mark of the "Master" Galindo on March 21, 2014, when Santos tied two goals against Monarcas Morelia.

On November 4, he won the 2014 Mexico Apertura Cup title when his team defeated Puebla Fútbol Club on penalties. On December 19, 2014, he announced his retirement from professional Mexican soccer.

National team

Lower categories

Mexico Sub-20

He played in the 1993 Under 20 World Cup in Australia. Mexico finished second in its group, as a result of two victories against Norway and Saudi Arabia and a defeat against Brazil. In the quarterfinals they tied with England in regular time with zero goals, in the penalty shootout, England defeated Mexico (4:3). Oswaldo started in the four games that the Mexican team played and received three goals, two from Brazil and one from Saudi Arabia.

Tournament	Headquarters	Outcome	Parties
1993 Under-20 World Cup	Australia	Final rooms	4

Mexico Sub-23

He was called by Guillermo Vázquez to participate in the 1995 Pan American Games, where he won the silver medal. That same year he played in the qualifiers for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, qualifying in Edmonton, Canada. During the qualifiers, Oswaldo was the starting goalkeeper and it seemed that he would also be the starting goalkeeper in the Olympic tournament, but Carlos de los Cobos called Jorge Campos and Sánchez was relegated to the bench.

Tournament	Headquarters	Outcome
1995 Pan American Games	Argentina	Silver Medal
1996 Olympic Games	United States	Final rooms

Absolute selection

Bora Milutinović was the one who debuted it on June 8, 1996, in the Mexico 1-0 Bolivia match. He was called up by Ricardo La Volpe to compete in the 2003 Gold Cup, in which he had great performances, the Mexican team won the title by beating Brazil 1-0 and he was awarded the distinction of the best goalkeeper of the competition.

He was called up to the Mexican soccer team for the France 1998, Korea-Japan 2002, and Germany 2006 World Cups. In the France 1998 and Korea-Japan 2002 World Cups he was a substitute goalkeeper, and in Germany 2006 he was called up. by Ricardo La Volpe as the starting goalkeeper of the Mexican team.

In the 2005 Confederations Cup. In the match against Greece, in the 7th minute, the Greeks were close to scoring but Oswaldo made the save of the tournament, saving his goal on two consecutive occasions. First, a header from Charisteas in the heart of the area was taken by Oswaldo who flew to his left and with his nails grazed the ball so that it crashed on the crossbar. The rebound was left to Vryzas who, despite shooting poorly, counted With the fortune that the defense deflected and the ball went straight to the goal, however, Oswaldo, with a reaction lying on the floor, managed to swipe and miraculously the ball hit the post and went off, taking a providential effect. With great performances by Oswaldo and Jared Borgetti the Mexican National Team won fourth place in the competition after losing 3-4 to Germany, for which at the end of the tournament he was named by FIFA as the best goalkeeper.

He has 98 international matches, of which 39 have been friendly, 26 in World Cup qualifiers, 9 in the Gold Cup, 10 in the Confederations Cup, 8 in the Copa América, 4 in the World Cup and 2 in the USA Cup, which make him He is the twelfth player who has played the most times with the national team. On October 12, 2011, Sánchez retired from the Mexican team in a match played against the Brazilian team.

Participations in international tournaments

Competition	Headquarters	Outcome	Parties
Copa Oro CONCACAF 1996	United States	Champion	0
USA Cup 1996		Champion	2
World rankings 1998	America, Central America and the Caribbean	Classified	2
Confederations Cup 1997	Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia	First phase	2
FIFA World Cup 1998	France	Final Octavos	0
Confederations Cup 2001	South KoreaSouth Korea and JapanJapan	First phase	3
Copa América 2001	ColombiaColombia	Subfield	1
World rankings 2002	America, Central America and the Caribbean	Third place	3
FIFA World Cup 2002	South KoreaSouth Korea and JapanJapan	Final Octavos	0
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2003	United States and Mexico Mexico	Champion	5
Copa América 2004	Peru Peru	Final rooms	4
Confederations Cup 2005	GermanyGermany	Fourth	5
World rankings 2006	America, Central America and the Caribbean	Classified	12
FIFA World Cup 2006	GermanyGermany	Final Octavos	4
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2007	United States	Subfield	5
Copa América 2007	Venezuela Venezuela	Third place	3
Global Classification 2010	America, Central America and the Caribbean	Classified	9

International matches

International parties
#	Date	Stadium	Oponente	Outcome	Competition
1	8 June 1996	Cotton Bowl, Dallas, United States	BOLBolivia	1–0	USA Cup 1996
2	12 June 1996	Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, United States	IRLIreland	2-2
3	31 August 1996	Princes Park, Paris, France	FRAFrance	0-2	Friendly
4	9 November 1997	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	CRCCosta Rica	3-3	1998
5	16 November 1997	Independence Park, Kingston, Jamaica	JAMJamaica	0-0
6	12 December 1997	King Fahd, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	AUSAustralia	1-3	Confederations Cup 1997
7	14 December 1997		KSASaudi Arabia	5-0
8	9 May 1998	Stadio Enzo Mazotti, Montecatini Terme, Italy	ESTEstonia	6–0	Friendly
9	20 May 1998	Bislett Stadion, Oslo, Norway	NORNorway	2-5	Friendly
10	17 November 1998	Coliseum Memorial, Los Angeles, United States	SLVEl Salvador	2–0	Friendly
11	27 October 1999	Robertson Stadium, Houston, United States	ECUEcuador	0-0	Friendly
12	7 March 2001	Stadium Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico	BRABrazil	3-3	Friendly
13	25 March 2001	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	JAMJamaica	4–0	2002
14	11 April 2001	Estadio Tecnológico, Monterrey, Mexico	CHIChile	1–0	Friendly
15	25 April 2001	Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago	TRITrinidad and Tobago	1-1	2002
16	26 May 2001	Pride Park Stadium, Derby, England	ENGEngland	0-4	Friendly
17	30 May 2001	Suwon World Cup Stadium, Suwon, South Korea	AUSAustralia	0-2	Confederations Cup 2001
18	1 June 2001	Munsu Football Stadium, Ulsan, South Korea	KORSouth Korea	1–2
19	3 June 2001		FRAFrance	0-4
20	16 June 2001	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	CRCCosta Rica	1–2	2002
21	18 July 2001	Pascual Guerrero Olympic Stadium, Cali, Colombia	PERPeru	0-1	Copa América 2001
22	31 October 2001	Estadio Cuauhtémoc, Puebla, Mexico	SLVEl Salvador	4-1	Friendly
23	14 November 2001	Estadio Nuevo Colombino, Huelva, Spain	ESPSpain	0-1	Friendly
24	16 May 2002	Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco, United States	BOLBolivia	1–0	Friendly
25	4 February 2003	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, United States	ARGArgentina	0-1	Friendly
26	12 February 2003	Bank One Ball Park, Phoenix, United States	COLColombia	0-0	Friendly
27	30 April 2003	Stadium Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico	BRABrazil	0-0	Friendly
28	8 May 2003	Reliant Stadium, Houston, United States	USAUnited States	0-0	Friendly
29	6 July 2003	The Home Depot Center, Carson, United States	SLVEl Salvador	1–2	Friendly
30	13 July 2003	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	BRABrazil	1–0	Concacaf Gold Cup 2003
31	17 July 2003		Honduras	0-0
32	20 July 2003		JAMJamaica	5-0
33	24 July 2003		CRCCosta Rica	2–0
34	27 July 2003		BRABrazil	1–0
35	15 October 2003	Soldier Field, Chicago, United States	URUUruguay	0-2	Friendly
36	19 November 2003	Bank One Ball Park, Phoenix, United States	ISLIceland	0-0	Friendly
37	18 February 2004	The Home Depot Center, Carson, United States	CHIChile	1-1	Friendly
38	8 March 2004	Estadio Víctor Manuel Reyna, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico	ECUEcuador	2-1	Friendly
39	31 March 2004	The Home Depot Center, Carson, United States	CRCCosta Rica	2–0	Friendly
40	28 April 2004	Cotton Bowl, Dallas, United States	USAUnited States	0-1	Friendly
41	19 June 2004	Alamodome, San Antonio, United States	DMADominica	10–0	2006 World Cup Rating
42	7 July 2004	Estadio Elías Aguirre, Chiclayo, Peru	URUUruguay	2-2	Copa América 2004
43	10 July 2004		ARGArgentina	1–0
44	13 July 2004	Stadium Miguel Grau, Piura, Peru	ECUEcuador	2-1
45	18 July 2004		BRABrazil	0-4
46	8 September 2004	Hasely Crawford Stadium, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago	TRITrinidad and Tobago	3-1	2006 World Cup Rating
47	6 October 2004	Hidalgo Stadium, Pachuca, Mexico	VINSaint Vincent and the Grenadines	7–0
48	10 October 2004	Stadium Arnos Vale, Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	VINSaint Vincent and the Grenadines	7–0
49	13 October 2004	Estadio Cuauhtémoc, Puebla, Mexico	TRITrinidad and Tobago	3–0
50	27 March 2005	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	USAUnited States	2-1
51	30 March 2005	Estadio Rommel Fernández, Panama City, Panama	PANELPanama	1-1
52	4 June 2005	Estadio Mateo Flores, Guatemala City, Guatemala	WATERGuatemala	2–0
53	8 June 2005	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	TRITrinidad and Tobago	2–0	2006
54	16 June 2005	AWD-Arena, Hanover, Germany	JPNJapan	2-1	Confederations Cup 2005
55	19 June 2005	Waldstadion, Frankfurt, Germany	BRABrazil	1–0
56	22 June 2005		GREGreece	0-0
57	26 June 2005	AWD-Arena, Hanover, Germany	ARGArgentina	1-1
58	29 June 2005	Zentralstadion, Leipzig, Germany	GERGermany	3-4
59	17 August 2005	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	CRCCosta Rica	2–0	2006
60	3 September 2005	Columbus Crew, Columbus, United States	USAUnited States	0-2	2006 World Cup Rating
61	7 September 2005	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	PANELPanama	5-0
62	26 October 2005	Stadium Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico	URUUruguay	3-1	Friendly
63	16 November 2005	Reliant Stadium, Houston, United States	BULBulgaria	0-3	Friendly
64	15 February 2006	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, United States	KORSouth Korea	0-1	Friendly
65	1 March 2006	Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, United States	GHAGhana	1–0	Friendly
66	29 March 2006	Soldier Field, Chicago, United States	PARParaguay	2-1	Friendly
67	5 May 2006	Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, United States	VENVenezuela	1–0	Friendly
68	12 May 2006	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	RD Congo	2-1	Friendly
69	27 May 2006	Stade de France, Saint-Denis, France	FRAFrance	0-1	Friendly
70	1 June 2006	Philips Stadion, Eindhoven, Netherlands	NEDNetherlands	1–2	Friendly
71	11 June 2006	Frankenstadion, Nuremberg, Germany	IRNIran	3-1	2006 Football World Cup
72	16 June 2006	AWD-Arena, Hanover, Germany	ANGAngola	0-0
73	21 June 2006	Veltins-Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany	BYPortugal	1–2
74	24 June 2006	Zentralstadion, Leipzig, Germany	ARGArgentina	1–2
75	7 February 2007	University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, United States	USAUnited States	0-2	Friendly
76	5 June 2007	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	PARParaguay	0-1	Friendly
77	10 June 2007	Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, United States	Honduras	1–2	Concacaf Gold Cup 2007
78	13 June 2007	Reliant Stadium, Houston, United States	PANELPanama	1–0
79	17 June 2007		CRCCosta Rica	1–0
80	21 June 2007	Soldier Field, Chicago, United States	LPGGuadalupe	1–0*
81	24 June 2007		USAUnited States	1–2
82	1 July 2007	Monumental Stadium of Maturín, Maturín, Venezuela	ECUEcuador	2-1	Copa América 2007
83	8 July 2007		PARParaguay	6–0
84	11 July 2007	Polideportivo Cachamay, Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela	ARGArgentina	0-3
85	26 March 2008	Craven Cottage, London, England	GHAGhana	2-1	Friendly
86	16 April 2008	Qwest Field, Seattle, United States	CHNChina	1-	Friendly
87	4 June 2008	Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, United States	ARGArgentina	1-4	Friendly
88	8 June 2008	Soldier Field, Chicago, United States	PERPeru	4-	Friendly
89	15 June 2008	Reliant Stadium, Houston, United States	BLZBelize	0-2	Classification for the 2010 World Cup
90	15 July 2008	Estadio Universitario, San Nicolás de los Garza, Mexico	BLZBelize	7-
91	20 August 2008	Estadio Azteca, Mexico DF, Mexico	Honduras	2-1
92	6 September 2008		JAMJamaica	3-
93	10 September 2008	Estadio Víctor Manuel Reyna, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Mexico	CANCanada	2-1
94	11 October 2008	Independence Park, Kingston, Jamaica	JAMJamaica	1-0
95	15 October 2008	Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Canada	CANCanada	2–2
96	19 November 2008	Metropolitan Olympic Stadium, San Pedro Sula, Honduras	Honduras	1-0
97	28 January 2009	O.County Coliseum, Oakland, United States	SWESweden	1-0	Friendly
98	11 February 2009	Columbus Crew, Columbus, United States	USAUnited States	2-0	Classification for the 2010 World Cup
99	11 October 2011	TSM Corona Stadium, Torreón, Mexico	BRABrazil	1-2	Friendly

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Statistics

Clubs

Club	Div	Season	League	National Cups(1)	International Tournaments(2)	Total
			Part.	Part.	Part.	Part.
Atlas F.C. Mexico Mexico
	1. a	1993-94	16	-	-	16
		1994-95	32	1	-	33
		1995-96	33	5	-	38
	Total club		81	6	-	87
C. America Mexico Mexico
	1. a	1996-97	14	7	-	21
		1997-98	32	-	16	48
		1998-99	30	4	-	34
	Total club		76	11	16	103
C. D. Guadalajara Mexico Mexico
	1. a	1999-00	40	4	-	44
		2000-01	33	-	8	41
		2001-02	32	-	1	33
		2002-03	44	-	-	44
		2003-04	44	3	-	47
		2004-05	28	2	-	30
		2005-06	27	4	6	37
		2006	24	-	10	34
	Total club		272	13	25	310
C. Santos Laguna Mexico Mexico
	1. a	2007	17	-	-	17
		2007-08	29	-	-	29
		2008-09	35	-	9	44
		2009-10	42	3	4	49
		2010-11	34	-	3	37
		2011-12	44	-	9	53
		2012-13	38	-	8	46
		2013-14	41	1	7	49
		2014	16	0	-	16
	Total club		296	4	40	340
Total career			725	34	81	840
(1)Includes data from the Mexico Cup, Pre Pre Libertadores (1998, 1999) and InterLiga (2004, 2005, 2006, 2010) and Copa Libertadores (1998, 2005, 2006, 2014) (2)Includes data from the Concacacaf Champions League (2008-09, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13), SuperLiga (2008, 2009), Copa Merconorte (2000, 2001), Copa Pre Libertadores (1998)

Statistical summary

Records

• League

1. Keeper with more criminals attacked (25).
2. Racha de 82 matches played without interruption (Personal Récord).

Penalties saved

Palmarés

National Championships

Title	Club	Country	Year
MX League	Guadalajara	Mexico	2006
MX League	Santos Laguna		2008
			2012
MX Cup			2014

International championships

Title	Club	Country	Year
Gold Cup CONCACAF	Mexico	1996
Gold Cup CONCACAF	Mexico	2003

Individual distinctions