Experience the passion and pride of Pumas UNAM. Secure your tickets for the upcoming matches at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario and support the team on their journey through Liga MX. Don't miss out on the action!
The Estadio Olímpico Universitario, an architectural jewel of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in Mexico City, opened its doors on November 20, 1952. Designed by Augusto Pérez Palacios, Jorge Bravo, and Raúl Salinas, its volcanic rock structure integrates with the Pedregal landscape. With a capacity for 72,000 fans, it is the second largest stadium in Mexico and a historical landmark for having hosted the ceremonies and athletics competitions of the 1968 Olympic Games. Its eastern facade features the iconic mural "The University, the Family and Sports in Mexico" by Diego Rivera. This venue is not only home to the Pumas UNAM football teams but also a multifunctional space that has hosted countless sporting and cultural events, offering a vibrant atmosphere and a privileged view from its stands.
Pumas UNAM is more than a football team; it is a symbol of identity, pride, and belonging for the community of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and millions of fans. Since its founding in 1954, the club has maintained a unique philosophy in Mexican football, prioritizing the development of young talent in its famous academy, which has produced legends like Hugo Sánchez and Jorge Campos. This commitment to youth development is reflected in their style of play: dynamic, fierce, and always competitive.
The team plays its home matches at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario, an architectural gem with a capacity for over 72,000 spectators, whose Diego Rivera mural on the facade is a cultural icon. This stadium has not only witnessed seven league championships but also international triumphs, including three Concacaf titles and one Interamerican Cup. The atmosphere in the stadium during a Pumas match is unparalleled, with the thunderous Goya chant echoing through the stands, a song that unites students, alumni, and fans as one.
Pumas' rivalry with other Mexico City teams, especially the Clásico Capitalino against Club América, is one of the most intense in the country. These clashes transcend sports, representing a clash of philosophies: the university academy versus economic power. Supporting Pumas is a statement of principles, a celebration of the grit, talent, and passion born from the heart of the university.
Liga MX has confirmed the rescheduling of two Pumas UNAM matches for the current tournament. Fans should stay tuned for the new dates for the affected games.
The Brazilian footballer lost an appeal in Switzerland and it has been confirmed that he must make a millionaire payment to the university club as compensation.
Forward César Huerta was officially presented as a new Pumas reinforcement, returning to the club after a brief stint in European football.
The university team suffered a 2-0 defeat in their visit to the Xolos of Tijuana, in a complicated match corresponding to the most recent round of the tournament.
The Brazilian club Botafogo has shown strong interest in acquiring Pumas' central defender, Nathan Silva, presenting a new offer to secure his services.
The new manager of Pumas, Esteban Solari, has expressed his commitment to restoring the club's winning mentality and prominence in Liga MX.
The university club made official the arrival of pivot Víctor Arteaga and midfielder Luciano Herrera to strengthen the squad for the remainder of the Apertura 2026.
A recent analysis highlights Pumas' historic ability to export talent, although it is currently seeking to regain its presence with homegrown players in top European leagues.
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