Experience the passion of 'La Fiel' and support the Rojinegros of Atlas at the historic Estadio Jalisco. Secure your spot for an unforgettable soccer experience.
Estadio Jalisco is a monument to Mexican football located in the heart of the Colonia Independencia neighborhood in Guadalajara. Since its inauguration on January 31, 1960, this colossus has established itself as the country's third-largest football venue, with an official capacity of 55,020 spectators. Its pitch has witnessed countless sporting battles, currently serving as the home for Atlas FC and the Leones Negros of the University of Guadalajara. Its importance transcends local borders, as it was a main stage during the 1970 and 1986 World Football Championships, hosting matches etched in collective memory, especially those featuring the Brazilian national team. The atmosphere in its stands is unparalleled, a blend of tradition and passion that guarantees a unique experience at every match.
With over a century of history, Atlas Fútbol Club is an emblematic institution of Mexican soccer, founded in 1916 in Guadalajara. The team's red and black colors, which give them the nickname Rojinegros, are inspired by the martyr Saint Lawrence and symbolize the passion and courage that characterize their play. The club is synonymous with 'La Academia,' one of Mexico's most prolific youth academies, which has produced legendary figures like Rafael Márquez and Andrés Guardado.
Their home, the Estadio Jalisco, is not just a playing field but a sanctuary for 'La Fiel,' their incredibly loyal fanbase. This supporter base has been the heart of the club, keeping the flame of hope alive during a 70-year title drought. The wait ended spectacularly with the conquest of the Apertura 2021 tournament championship, an achievement that sparked a massive city-wide celebration and was followed by a second consecutive title in the Clausura 2022, making them back-to-back champions.
The Clásico Tapatío, their intense rivalry with Guadalajara, is one of the most anticipated matches on the Liga MX calendar, an event that paralyzes the city and showcases the deep soccer division that exists. Atlas represents not just a team, but a tradition and pride passed down through generations, cementing its place as a cultural and sporting treasure of Jalisco.
Atlas has reached an agreement with Boca Juniors for the one-year loan of talented Argentine midfielder Kevin Zenón. The deal includes a mandatory purchase option, strengthening the Rojinegros' attack for the 2026-2027 season.
In a hard-fought contest, Atlas lost 1-0 on the road. Despite dominating possession, the team couldn't convert its chances but is already focused on bouncing back in their next home game.
Head coach Hernán Crespo highlighted the attitude and effort of his players after the last match. He stated that the team is on the right path and that positive results will come if they maintain the same intensity.
Atlas supporter groups are organizing a massive mosaic and a special welcome for the team in their upcoming match at Estadio Jalisco. An incredible atmosphere is expected to drive the team to victory.
Argentine defender Adonis Frías, the club's recent signing, completed his first training session with the squad. Coach Crespo expects his experience to strengthen the Rojinegra backline for the upcoming challenges.
Full-back Milton Valenzuela expressed his confidence in Hernán Crespo's project, stating that the team is assimilating the new tactical ideas well. He highlighted the positive energy transmitted by 'La Fiel' at Estadio Jalisco.
Under the new management of Grupo PRODI, the club has made a significant investment in new talent, including Portuguese midfielder Luís Esteves. The board aims to build a highly competitive squad.
Liga MX has confirmed the dates and times for the two Clásico Tapatío clashes against Guadalajara in the 2026-2027 season. Anticipation is building in the city for one of the most passionate duels in Mexican soccer.
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