México Liga MX winners – (Apertura & Clausura)
Guardianes 2021 Cruz Azul
Guardianes 2020 León
Clausura 2020 Abandoned (Covid-19)
Apertura 2019 Monterrey
Clausura 2019 Tigres UANL
Apertura 2018 Club América
Clausura 2018 Santos Laguna
Apertura 2017 Tigres UANL
Clausura 2017 Guadalajara
Apertura 2016 Tigres UANL
Clausura 2016 Pachuca
Apertura 2015 Tigres UANL
Clausura 2015 Santos Laguna
Apertura 2014 Club América
Clausura 2014 León
Apertura 2013 León
Clausura 2013 Club América
Apertura 2012 Tijuana
Clausura 2012 Santos Laguna
Apertura 2011 Tigres UANL
Clausura 2011 Pumas UNAM
Apertura 2010 Monterrey
Bicentenario 2010 Toluca
Apertura 2009 Monterrey
Clausura 2009 Pumas UNAM
Apertura 2008 Toluca
Clausura 2008 Santos Laguna
Apertura 2007 Atlante
Clausura 2007 Pachuca
Apertura 2006 Guadalajara
Clausura 2006 Pachuca
Apertura 2005 Toluca
Clausura 2005 Club América
Apertura 2004 Pumas UNAM
Clausura 2004 Pumas UNAM
Apertura 2003 Pachuca
Clausura 2003 Monterrey
Apertura 2002 Toluca
Verano 2002 Club América
Invierno 2001 Pachuca
Verano 2001 Santos Laguna
Invierno 2000 Monarcas Morelia
Verano 2000 Toluca
Invierno 1999 Pachuca
Verano 1999 Toluca
Invierno 1998 Necaxa
Verano 1998 Toluca
Invierno 1997 Cruz Azul
Verano 1997 Guadalajara
Invierno 1996 Santos Laguna
1995–96 Necaxa
1994–95 Necaxa
1993–94 Tecos UAG
1992–93 Atlante FC
1991–92 Club León
1990–91 Pumas UNAM
1989–90 Puebla
1988–89 Club América
1987–88 Club América
1986–87 Guadalajara
Mexico 1986 Monterrey
PRODE 1985 Club América
1984–85 Club América
1983–84 Club América
1982–83 Puebla
1981–82 Tigres UANL
1980–81 Pumas UNAM
1979–80 Cruz Azul
1978–79 Cruz Azul
1977–78 Tigres UANL
1976-77 Pumas UNAM
1975–76 Club América
1974–75 Toluca
1973–74 Cruz Azul
1972–73 Cruz Azul
1971–72 Cruz Azul
1970–71 Club América
México ’70 Cruz Azul
1969–70 Guadalajara
1968–69 Cruz Azul
1967–68 Toluca
1966–67 Toluca
1965–66 Club América
1964–65 Guadalajara
1963–64 Guadalajara
1962–63 Oro
1961–62 Guadalajara
1960–61 Guadalajara
1959–60 Guadalajara
1958–59 Guadalajara
1957–58 Zacatepec
1956–57 Guadalajara
1955–56 León
1954–55 Zacatepec
1953–54 Marte
1952–53 Tampico Madero
1951–52 León
1950–51 Atlas
1949–50 Veracruz
1948–49 León
1947–48 León
1946–47 Atlante
1945–46 Veracruz
1944–45 Real Club España
1943–44 Asturias
Club América
Club América is the most successful team in the Liga MX, with over 12 titles. The club is one of the founding members of the Mexican top-flight and has never been relegated.
América holds a long-standing deep rivalry with Chivas Guadalajara. Both teams are the most successful in the country and have the highest number of fans and supporters within and outside the country.
Guadalajara
Chivas Guadalajara is one of the most successful teams in the history of México Soccer and the second most successful in the Liga MX haven, winning twelve titles against Club América’s record of thirteen titles. The club won its first league title in the 1956–57 season but waited for another two years in 1958–59, to add another title.
Chivas Guadalajara is also one of the founding members of the country’s elite division and has never been relegated from the division alongside Club América. They hold a unique history of not allowing foreigners to play for their first team and have also focused on building homegrown players to promote local players.
Toluca
Deportivo Toluca Fútbol Club is the third most successful team in the Liga MX with ten titles. It is behind Chivas Guadalajara and Club América. They are the most successful with twelve and thirteen titles, respectively.
Cruz Azul
Cruz Azul follows with a total of eight Liga MX titles.
Club León
Club León has won eight titles,
Pumas UNAM
Pumas UNAM has won seven Liga MX titles representing the autonomous University of México. UNAM shares a fierce rivalry with Club América in the country’s capital city México City known as Clásico Capitalino.
Tigres UANL
Representing the University of Nuevo León, Tigres is one of the vibrant clubs in modern football in the country. Tigres has won the Liga MX seven times.
Club Santos Laguna
Santos Laguna has won six League crowns, most of which came in the modern era of Mexican professional football.
Monterrey
Monterrey has won five domestic league titles.
