Experience the passion of the Bravos de Juárez at the Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez. Secure your spot and support the team in every Liga MX match. An unparalleled border soccer experience!
CF Juárez, or the Bravos as they are affectionately known, is the standard-bearer for professional soccer in the vibrant city of Ciudad Juárez, competing in the prestigious Liga MX. Founded on May 29, 2015, the club was born from the initiative of a group of entrepreneurs, led by Alejandra de la Vega, with the mission of restoring top-level soccer to the border region after the disappearance of previous projects. This effort brought back hope and passion to one of Mexico's most loyal fanbases.
The team plays its home games at the historic Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez, owned by the Autonomous University of Ciudad Juárez. This venue transforms into a fortress every fortnight, driven by a unique fanbase that crosses the border from El Paso, Texas, to cheer on their team, creating an unparalleled binational atmosphere. The nickname "Bravos" perfectly reflects the team's character: fierce, resilient, and always ready to fight until the last minute.
Since their arrival in the first division in 2019, after acquiring the Lobos BUAP franchise, CF Juárez has worked to establish itself as a serious competitor. The club not only focuses on sporting success but also plays a crucial role as a factor of identity and social cohesion in the community, proving that soccer is a powerful vehicle for pride and unity on the border.
The club officially announced the hiring of Argentine strategist Gustavo Lema to take the reins of the team in the 2026 Apertura Tournament, looking to reverse the poor start to the season.
The Bravos suffered their sixth consecutive defeat in the 2026 Apertura after losing 1-0 on their visit to Toluca. The border team remains at the bottom of the general table.
In an effort to regain fan support, CF Juárez announced special prices for their next home game against Pachuca, looking to fill the stadium and back the team.
In an intense match, the Bravos let victory slip away in the final minutes, drawing 1-1 against Club América at the Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez.
Despite a good performance, the Juárez team could not capitalize on their opportunities and ended up losing 2-1 against Rayados in a hard-fought match.
CF Juárez could not assert their home advantage and were overcome by Club Puebla, adding another defeat at the start of the 2026 Apertura tournament.
Following the poor results at the start of the 2026 Apertura, the board of the border club announced the dismissal of Portuguese coach Pedro Caixinha.
In a tight match, a goal from Roberto Alvarado in stoppage time gave Guadalajara the victory over FC Juárez at the Akron Stadium.
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