Experience the passion of Club America, Mexico's most decorated team. Secure your place at the Estadio Azteca and support the Eagles in their quest for more glory. Don't miss the chance to be part of history!
Estadio Banorte, nicknamed the "Colossus of Santa Úrsula" and globally recognized as Estadio Azteca, is a football temple located in Coyoacán, Mexico City. Opened on May 29, 1966, its imposing structure holds 87,523 fans, making it the largest venue in Mexico. Its legacy is unparalleled, being the only stadium to have crowned legends like Pelé (1970) and Diego Maradona (1986) in world football championship finals. Besides being the fortress for Club América and the Mexican national team, its altitude of 2,200 meters above sea level presents a unique challenge for visiting teams, adding a strategic factor to every match.
Club América, founded in 1916 by a group of students, has transformed into the most successful and polarizing institution in Mexican football. Since 1959, under the ownership of Televisa, the club adopted a bold identity and a winning mentality that catapulted it to the top. Its home, the monumental Estadio Azteca, inaugurated in 1966, is not only its fortress but a temple of world football, being the only one to host three opening ceremonies of world championships.
Known as 'The Eagles', their list of honors is unmatched in Mexico, with a record 16 league titles and 7 Campeón de Campeones trophies. Their dominance extends to the continental stage, where they have won the CONCACAF Champions Cup 7 times, more than any other club. This hegemony has cultivated an immense fan base that extends throughout Mexico and the United States, creating a cultural phenomenon that transcends sports.
The club's history is marked by golden eras, such as the 1980s, when a legendary team won five league titles. The rivalry with Club Deportivo Guadalajara in the 'Súper Clásico' is the country's most important matchup, a clash of philosophies and identities that divides the nation. Being an América fan is a statement of intent, a passion lived with unique intensity, fueled by the constant demand for success.
Club América has made official the signing of Spanish midfielder Carlos Álvarez, 23, from Levante in Spain. The Andalusian player arrives to strengthen the team for the new challenges of the season.
The Eagles were eliminated from the 2026 Leagues Cup after drawing in regular time and losing in the penalty shootout against Rayados de Monterrey, marking the first major challenge of the season.
América and Chivas will play a friendly edition of the 'Súper Clásico' on Sunday, October 4th at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum, bringing Mexico's biggest rivalry to their fans in the United States.
Negotiations between Club América and Al-Wasl for Colombian striker Miguel Borja are at a very advanced stage. The attacker is expected to join the club to strengthen the offense in the Apertura 2026.
Club América secured an important 2-0 victory over Club Puebla at the Estadio Azteca, continuing their good form in the 2026 Apertura Tournament and staying at the top of the standings.
In a preparatory match held at Dignity Health Sports Park, Club América lost by a narrow margin of 1-0 to the LA Galaxy, with a goal from Joseph Paintsil for the home team.
In another surprising result of the tournament, Club América was eliminated by Austin FC. After a 1-1 draw in regular time, the MLS team won 6-5 on penalties.
The Liga MX schedule for the Apertura 2026 has been revealed, and Club América will face its direct rivals on crucial dates. The 'Súper Clásico' against Chivas will be played on September 19, while the 'Clásico Joven' and 'Clásico Capitalino' also promise to be decisive encounters.
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