Several Liga MX clubs have posted comparable early defensive records in the Apertura 2026, with América, Toluca, Guadalajara, Querétaro, and Tigres each securing four clean sheets through roughly 10 matches while conceding under 1.2 goals per game on average. América’s home shutout rate stands out at 75 percent, Toluca has been effective on the road, and Querétaro maintains one of the league’s stingiest marks at 0.89 goals allowed per match behind goalkeeper Guillermo Allison. Chivas’ Raúl Rangel leads individual clean-sheet tallies, reflecting solid backlines and organized setups across these sides. With the full 2026-27 campaign still featuring the Clausura and no team pulling away defensively, trader consensus reflects this parity among established contenders rather than any single standout.