Liga MX is the top tier of Mexican football, founded in 1943 with 9 teams that had a relegation and promotion system.  Currently 18 teams make up the league and the season format consists of two separate tournaments that a team must qualify for in order to play. The first is Apertura, which typically starts in July and ends in December, and the second tournament is Clausura, running from January to May.  Upon conclusion of Apertura and Clausura, the 4 best teams of both tournaments will qualify for the Playoffs which determine the champion of the regular season. \n\nHistorically, the most successful team in Liga MX is Club America with 13 First Division titles (10 from Liga MX and 2 of the old "Primera Division de Mexico"). Other popular are Club Leon, Pumas UNAM, Chivas Guadalajara, Cruz Azul, Tigres UANL, Santos Laguna, Monterrey, Pachuca, and Puebla. \n\nPopular current players include: Club America’s captain and vice captain Paul Aguilar and Bruno Valdez, Tigres UANL’s André-Pierre Gignac and Guido Pizarro, Pumas UNAM’s Juan Dinenno, Club Leon’s William Tesillo, Chivas Guadalajara’s Alan Pulido, and Cruz Azul’s Jonathan Rodriguez. All of these players had phenomenal seasons in the Clausura 2020 campaign. \n\nAnnually, the league includes a minimum of 182 matches with 306 goals, and a total of 3044 goals scored since the first match in 1943. Liga MX provides a platform for young, talented players to showcase their abilities and take the big step up to top leagues in Europe. Over the last few years, several prominent Mexican players have been sold to European teams such as Raul Jimenez from Club America to Wolves, Hirving Lozano from Pachuca to PSV, Carlos Vela from Chivas Guadalajara to Real Sociedad, and Gio dos Santos from Monterrey to La Galaxy. \n\nAll in all, Liga MX is the most popular football league in Mexico and some of the best players from the country compete in it. The season format and playoffs combine to create an exciting tournament and many great moments for both teams and players. With its long-standing history and well-known teams, Liga MX continues to thrive and it is sure to offer a great football experience for many years to come.

Liga MX 

Atlas

Club América

Club León

Club Puebla

Club Tijuana

Cruz Azul

FC Juarez

Guadalajara

Mazatlán FC

Monterrey

Necaxa

Pachuca

Pumas UNAM

Querétaro

San Luis

Santos Laguna

Tigres UANL

Toluca

League

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Acción de los cuartos de final de vuelta del Torneo Clausura 2026 de la Liga MX. Cruz Azul se enfrenta a Atlas. Desde el Estadio Cuauhtémoc, en Puebla.

Final: Cruz Azul 1-0 Atlas; Cruz Azul wins 4-2 on aggregate.

Soccer

Cruz Azul vs Atlas

Eduardo Aguirre

Jordy Caicedo

Gustavo Del Prete

Luis Gamboa

Mateo Garcia

Arturo Gonzalez

Diego Gonzalez

Jose Martin

Augustin Rodriguez

Forwards

 Aldo Rocha

Luis Blanco

Jesus Guillen

Sergio Ismael Hernandez Flores

Edyairth Ortega

Paulo Ramirez

Victor Rios

Jorge San Martin

Jesus Serrato

Edgar Zaldivar

Midfielders

Gaddi Aguirre

Manuel Capasso

Gustavo Ferrareis

Jose Rivaldo Lozano

Adrian Mora

Rober Pier

Jorge Rodriguez

Rodrigo Schlegel

Defenders

Cesar Ramos

Antonio Sanchez

Camilo Vargas

Goalkeepers

Date	Away	Home	Time
Sun, May 17	CF Cruz Azul	CD Guadalajara	1:07 AM UTC
Mon, May 18	CF Pachuca	Pumas UNAM	1:00 AM UTC

Final: Cruz Azul vs Atlas on Sun May 10, 2026

Final

Sun, May 10

0:0 C.A

Schedule

Standings

Top Cruz Azul players

Top Atlas players

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