Chivas blow 2-0 lead: Miguel Borja's double, including stunning bicycle kick, rescues América in Clásico Nacional

The Clásico Nacional delivered an unforgettable night. Chivas took a 2-0 lead at home in Estadio Banorte, but América stormed back thanks to Miguel Borja's second-half double, including an extraordinary bicycle kick in the 71st minute. The match ended 2-2, leaving América proud and Chivas heartbroken. In the first half, Chivas controlled the game. They pressed well, dominated midfield, and scored twice. América looked lost and had no answer. Everything changed after Borja entered the match. The Colombian striker has now scored three goals in only two Liga MX appearances for América, having already found the net against Cruz Azul. The first Borja goal came from a moment of pure artistry. He connected with a bicycle kick that flew past Raúl Rangel. The timing made it even more painful for Chivas coach Gabriel Milito, who was preparing substitutions, talking with Jonathan Pérez and Hugo Camberos, when América pulled one back. Milito's face told the story: total concentration turned into shock and frustration. Borja completed his double with a calmer finish, leveling the game at 2-2. He celebrated by raising two fingers toward Rangel and pointing at the América crest in front of the Chivas bench. Rangel stayed silent and simply sent the ball back to midfield. The result feels like a defeat for Chivas because they let a two-goal lead slip away. Their midfield disappeared after the first equalizer, and they lost control of the match. América showed championship resilience, turning a devastating first half into a famous comeback. For Borja, this was another statement that he is made for big games. For Chivas, it is now a matter of learning how to close out matches before their season unravels.