CAMPO REFORMA ATHLETIC CLUB I (before called Campo del Mexican Athletic Club)
City: Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: November of 1891
Reopening: June 2, 1901
Match: Reforma AC 2-0 British Club
Closing: December of 1907
Teams: Reforma AC (1902-07), British Club (1902-07)
CAMPO VELÓDROMO DE PACHUCA
City: Pachuca, Hidalgo
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: n/a
Teams: Pachuca AC (1902-20)
CAMPO COCOLAPAN (also called Campo Santa Gertrudis)
City: Orizaba, Veracruz
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1900
Closing: n/a
Teams: Orizaba AC (1902-04)
CAMPO DEL MÉXICO CRICKET CLUB - CAMPO DEL JUNIOR CLUB
City: Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: October 19, 1902
Match: Mexico Cricket Club 1-5 British Club
Closing: c.1904
Reopening: 1907
Teams: México Cricket Club (1902-04), Junior Club (1915-16)
CAMPO SAN PEDRO DE LOS PINOS
City: San Pedro de los Pinos, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: 1906
Teams: San Pedro Golf Club (1904-05), México Country Club (1905-06)
CAMPO DEL SEGUNDO VELÓDROMO - PARQUE ESPAÑA PUEBLA
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1904
Closing: c. 1940
Teams: Puebla AC (1904-07)
CAMPO DEL MÉXICO COUNTRY CLUB
City: Churubusco, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: Oct 21, 1906
Match: México Country Club 1-1 Puebla AC
Closing: n/a
Teams: Mexico Country Club (1906-07), Mexico FC (1907-08), Popo FC (1909-10)
CAMPO DEL REFORMA ATHLETIC CLUB II
City: Bosque de Chapultepec, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1907
Closing: n/a
Domestic Championships Finals:
Playoff League Championship (1911-12)
Teams: Reforma AC (1908-24), British Club (1907-12)
CAMPO DEL CLUB MÉXICO
City: San Pedro de los Pinos, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1906
Closing: n/a
Teams: Club México
CAMPO LA ESTACIÓN
City: Irapuato, Guanajuato
Capacity: 200
Opening: February 15, 1911
Match: Irapuato XI 2-1 Guanajuato XI
Closing: c.1945
PARQUE SPORTING
City: Av de la Libertad, Veracruz, Veracruz
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1911
Closing: n/a
Relevant match: January 7, 1912
Sporting 4-0 Knupsford (English ship)
Teams: Sporting
PARQUE ESPAÑA I
City: Santa María La Rivera, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1912
Closing: 1912
Teams: España FC (1912)
PARQUE TABACALERA (also called Parque Unión)
City: Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1912
Closing: n/a
Teams: Rovers
CAMPO L'AMICALE FRANÇAISE
City: Pueblo de La Piedad, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1912
Closing: n/a
Teams: L'Amicale Française (1914-15)
PARQUE ESPAÑA II
City: La Condesa, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1912
Closing: 1915
Teams: España FC (1912-15)
CAMPO DEL FUßBALL-VEREIN GERMANIA I
City: Ground in La Condesa, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1915
Closing: 1916
Teams: Germania FV (1915-16)
CAMPO DEL CENTRO DEPORTIVO ESPAÑOL
City: Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1915
Closing: n/a
Teams: Deportivo Español (1915-20)
PARQUE ESPAÑA III
City: Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: September 19, 1915
Match: Club España 1-0 Pachuca AC
Closing: 1926
Domestic Championships Finals:
Torneo del Centenario (1921)
Playoff League Championship (1923-24)
Teams: España FC/RC España (1915-26)
CAMPO DEL FUßBALL-VEREIN GERMANIA II
City: Grounds of Cervecería Central, Colonia Atlampa, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1916
Closing: 1917
Teams: FV Germania (1916-33)
CAMPO DEL JUNIOR / TIGRES CLUB
City: Hipódromo de la Condesa, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening c.1916
Closing: n/a
Teams: Junior Club (1916-18), Tigres (1918-19)
CAMPO DEL GUADALAJARA COUNTRY CLUB
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Opening: c.1916
Match: Club Atlas founded in 1916 played here its first matches
Closing: n/a
Team: Club Atlas (1916-17)
CAMPO ASOCIACIÓN DEPORTIVA ORIZABEÑA
City: Orizaba, Veracruz
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1916
Reopening: September 3, 1944
Match: A.D.O. 2-2 Veracruz
Teams: A.D.O. (1916-49)
CAMPO DEL CLUB AMÉRICA
City: Ponciano Arriaga and Puente de Alvarado, Ciudad de México
Opening: 1916
Closing: n/a
Team: Club América
DEPORTIVO MUNICIPAL CIDOSA (also called Parque Río Blanco)
City: Río Blanco, Veracruz
Capacity: 6,400
Opening: c.1916
Teams: A.D.O. (1945-46)
CAMPO DEL FUßBALL-VEREIN GERMANIA III
City: Colonia de los Doctores, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1917
Closing: n/a
Teams: FV Germania (1917-33)
PARQUE IBERIA
City: Veracruz, Veracruz
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1917
Closing: n/a
CAMPO DEL PARADERO CLUB ATLAS
City: San Pedro Tlaquepaque, Jalisco (before Guadalajara)
Opening: 1917
Closing: 1984
Teams: Atlas (1917-44), Guadalajara (1943-44)
PARQUE ASTURIAS I (also called: Campo Alianza)
City: Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: April 14, 1918
Match: Asturias 3-1 América
Renamed as Campo Alianza: January 11, 1931
Closing: June 2, 1935
Domestic Championships Finals:
Playoff League Championship (1925-26 & 1933-34)
Teams: Asturias (1918-35)
CAMPO AURRERÄ
City: Ground between streets Bolívar and Chimalpopoca, Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1919
Teams: Aurrerá
CAMPO TÍVOLI
City: Toluca, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1919
Closing: 1952
Teams: Toluca (1917-52)
PARQUE CLUB GUADALAJARA
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Opening: November 4, 1923
Closing: 1943
Teams: Guadalajara (1923-43)
ESTADIO NACIONAL DE MÉXICO
City: Colonia Roma, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 30,000
Opening: May 5, 1924
Demolition: 1949
Tournaments for Countries:
Central American & Caribbean Games (1926)
CAMPO PATRIA
City: León, Guanajuato
Capacity: n/a
Opening: August 15, 1925
First Soccer Match: May 14, 1944
León 2-6 Guadalajara
Teams: León (1944)
PARQUE ESPAÑA IV
City: Calzada de la Verónica, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 14,000
Opening: May 2, 1926
Match: Club España 4-3 Necaxa
Reopening: December 31, 1933
Matches: Necaxa 3-1 América (preliminary)
Club España 8-6 Atlante
Closing: c.1942
Tournaments for Countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1934)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México (1933-34)
Playoff League Championship (1925-26 & 1933-34)
Teams: RC España (1926-40), Asturias (1926-40), América (1926-40), Necaxa (1926-40), Atlante (1927-40), Aurrerá (1926-29),
Club México (1926-35), Germania FV (1926-33), Marte (1928-33)(1937-40)
CAMPO ÁLVARO OBREGÓN
City: Irapuato, Guanajuato
Capacity: 2,000
Opening: February 15, 1929
Match: Irapuato XI 1-3 Sabaria (HUN)
Closing: c.1941
PARQUE FELIPE MARTÍNEZ SANDOVAL (before called Parque Oro, Parque Oblatos)
City: Barrio de Oblatos, Guadalajara, Jalisco
Capacity: 24,000
Opening: July 20, 1930
Matches: Guadalajara 5-2 Imperio (preliminary)
Oro 2-2 Colón
"Official" Opening: October 31, 1931
Match: Combinado Guadalajara-Nacional 1-1 Germania FV
Renamed as Martínez Sandoval: May 5, 1953
Match: Selección Juvenil Jalisco 2-2 Irapuato
Closing: 1962
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1954-55 & 1957-58)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1954-55 & 1957-58)
Teams: Oro (1930-59), Guadalajara (1930-43)(1944-59), Atlas (1930-43)(1944-59), Nacional (1930-61),
Selección Jalisco (1940-43)
PARQUE NECAXA
City: Calzada de los Cuartos y Río de la Piedad, Pueblo de la Piedad, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 15,000
Opening: September 14, 1930
Matches: América 1-1 Club España (preliminary)
Necaxa 5-4 Mexico National Team
Closing: April 18, 1943
Match: Club España 3-4 Necaxa
Tournaments for Countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1934)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México (1932-33, 1936-37, 1938-39 & 1940-41)
Playoff League Championship (1931-32 & 1933-34)
Teams: Necaxa (1930-43), Atlante (1931-43), América (1931-43), Asturias (1931-43), RC España (1931-43), Germania FV (1931-33),
Marte (1931-33)(1937-43), Club México (1931-35), Leones (1931-33), Sporting (1931-33), Euskadi (1938-39)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE GUADALAJARA
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Opening: January 1, 1931
Match: América 2-2 Club España
Demolition: 1950
CAMPO EL ÁGUILA
City: Irapuato, Guanajuato
Capacity: 1,000
Opening: 1931
Closing: 1947
CAMPO MOCTEZUMA
City: Orizaba, Veracruz
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: 1932
Closing: 1974
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1964-65)
Teams: UD Moctezuma (1932-50)(1951-54)(1972-74), A.D.O. (1943-44, 1947-49), Orizaba (1959-72)
ESTADIO DE LA REVOLUCIÓN
City: Torreón, Coahuila
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: September 15, 1932
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México (1969-70)
Copa México Second Level (1968-69)
Teams: Torreón (1963-70)
PARQUE ASTURIAS II (Chabacano)
City: Calzada del Chabacano y José Antonio Torres, Col. Vista Alegre, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 26,000
Opening: March 1, 1936
Match: Asturias 4-2 Botafogo (BRA)
Note: The stadium was destroyed by fire after a match between Asturias and Necaxa on March 26, 1939
Reopening: January 28, 1940
Match: Combinado España-Asturias 3-3 Vélez Sarsfield (ARG)
Closing: c.1957
Demolition: c.1963
Domestic Championship Finals:
Playoff League Championship (1941-42 & 1943-44)
Copa México (1935-36, 1937-38, 1939-40, 1941-42, 1942-43, 1943-44, 1944-45 & 1945-46)
Campeón de Campeones (1941-42, 1942-43, 1943-44, 1944-45 & 1945-46)
Teams: Asturias (1936-39)(1940-50), RC España (1936-39)(1940-50), América (1936-39)(1940-50), Necaxa (1936-39)(1940-43),
Atlante (1936-39)(1940-50), Marte (1937-39)(1940-50), Euskadi (1938-39), UNAM (1955), IPN (1955-57)
ESTADIO REVOLUCIÓN
City: Irapuato, Guanajuato
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: April 16, 1937
"Official" Opening: February 18, 1942
Match: Irapuato XI 0-12 San Lorenzo de Almagro (ARG)
Demolition: July of 2010
Domestic Championship Finals:
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1952-53)
Teams: Irapuato (1950-68), Montecarlo (1955-57), Municipal (1957-59), Irapuatense (1959-60), Vasco de Quiroga (1960-61)
PARQUE DEPORTIVO VERACRUZANO
City: Veracruz, Veracruz
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: 1937
Closing: 1986
Demolition: 1991
Teams: Veracruz (1943-54)(1961-68), Atlético Veracruz (1952-53)
ESTADIO MARTE RODOLFO GÓMEZ SEGURA (before called: Estadio Victoria, Estadio Olímpico Victoria)
City: Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 18,000
Opening: October 19, 1938
Reopening: December 29, 1940
Match: Tamaulipas XI 1-6 Club España
Renamed: July 10, 1990
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa MX (Apertura 2012)
League Second Level (1986-87, Apertura 2011 & Clausura 2014)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2011-12)
Teams: Ciudad Victoria (1959-78), U.A.Tamaulipas (1974-77)(1982-88)(1988-96)(1997-present)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE QUERÉTARO
City: Querétaro, Querétaro
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1939
International Tournaments for Clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1982)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1976-77 & 1979-80)
Teams: Querétaro (1950-61)(1970-78)(1982-83), Lobos (1971-72), Estudiantes Querétaro (1975-76), Atletas Campesinos (1978-82),
Atletas Industriales (1978-81), Cobras (1983-85), U.A.Querétaro (1984-85)
PARQUE DE BEISBOL CUAUHTÉMOC
City: Monterrey, Nuevo León
Capacity: 8,000
Opening: 1939
First soccer match: Monterrey 1-0 San Sebastián (Aug. 19, 1945)
Closing: 1976
Teams: Monterrey (1945-46)
CAMPO INDEPENDIENTE
City: Morelia, Michoacán
Capacity: 8,000
Opening: c.1940
Reopening: October 7, 1962
Match: Morelia 3-1 Tampico
Closing: n/a
Teams: Morelia (1962-65)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE AGUASCALIENTES
City: Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes
Capacity: 8,000
Opening: 1942
Closing: April of 2002
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Merconorte (2001)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Invierno 2000)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2000-01)
Teams: Halcones Aguascalientes (1994-95), Gallos Aguascalientes (1998-2002)
PARQUE EL MIRADOR
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: 15,000
Opening: May 21, 1944
Match: Puebla 1-4 Atlante
Note: The stadium was destroyed in a fire on November 30, 1956.
Teams: Puebla (1944-56), La Concepción (1951-53)
PARQUE INGENIERO JAIME J. MERINO
City: Poza Rica, Veracruz
Capacity: 10,000
Opening (for baseball): 1944
Opening (for Soccer): 1958
Demolition: December 2, 1968
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1958-59, 1960-61, 1962-63, 1964-65, 1965-66 & 1967-68)
Teams: Poza Rica (1959-68)
ESTADIO ENRIQUE FERNÁNDEZ MARTÍNEZ
City: León, Guanajuato
Capacity: 6,000
Opening: December 10, 1944
Match: León 2-3 Club España
Demolition: 1961
Teams: León (1944-48)
ESTADIO LA MARTINICA (before called Parque San Sebastián and after 1978 called Estadio Unión de Curtidores)
City: León, Guanajuato
Capacity: 14,000
Opening: February 3, 1946
Match: San Sebastián 1-1 América
Reopening: July 30, 1950
Match: León 2-3 Guadalajara
Demolition: 2017
Tournaments for Countries:
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (1979)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1982-83)
Playoff League Championship Second Level (1965-66)
Copa México Second Level (1956-57, 1969-70 & 1970-71)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1956-57)
Teams: San Sebastián (1946-59), León (1948-66), Unión de Curtidores (1967-74)(1975-76)(1978-85),
Búfalos Curtidores (1985-86)
ESTADIO TAMPICO (also called "Ejército Nacional")
City: Tampico, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: August 11, 1946
Match: Tampico 4-1 Asturias
Closing: 1966
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1961-62)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1958-59 & 1964-65)
Teams: Tampico (1946-66), Ciudad Madero (1956-66)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DE LA CIUDAD DE LOS DEPORTES (before called: Estadio Olímpico de México, Estadio Olímpico I.N.D.E., Estadio Azulgrana, Estadio Azul)
City: Ciudad de México
Capacity: 35,681
Opening: October 6, 1946
First soccer match: January 5, 1947
Veracruz 2-1 Racing Club (ARG)
Tournaments for Countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1949, 1953 & 1992)
North American & Caribbean Championship (1949)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship (1987 & 1991-92)
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (1985 & 2003)
X Summer Universiade (1979)
International Tournaments for Clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1983, 1994, 1996, 1997 & 2002)
CONCACAF Champions League (2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2013-14 & 2014-15)
Cup Winners Cup CONCACAF (1998)
Pre-Libertadores Tournament (2000 & 2002)
Copa Libertadores (2001, 2003 & 2012)
Copa Sudamericana (2005)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Playoff League Championship (1947-48 & 1955-56)
League (Invierno 97, Invierno 99, Clausura 2008, Apertura 2008, Apertura 2009 & Clausura 2013)
Copa México (1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1952-53, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57 & 1958-59)
Campeón de Campeones (1946-47, 1947-48, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1951-52, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57 & 1958-59)
League Second Level (1988-89, 1990-91, Guard1anes 2020, Apertura 2021 & Apertura 2022)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1992-93)
Super Cup Second Level (2021-22 & 2022-23)
Copa México Second Level (1950-51)
Teams: Atlante (1947-59)(1983-89)(1990-96)(2000-02) (2020-present), América (1947-55)(1956-59), Necaxa (1950-55)(1956-59),
Marte (1947-53), Pumas UNAM (1966-69), Cruz Azul (1996-2018)
PARQUE DEPORTIVO SAN ISIDRO
City: Torreón, Coahuila
Capacity: 18,000
Opening: February 2, 1947
Match: Laguna - Tecnológico de Monterrey [Tec. won]
Official opening: September 5, 1948
Laguna XI 2-4 RC España
First professional match:
Laguna 2-0 Monterrey
Date: February 14, 1954
Last professional match:
Laguna 1-2 Monterrey
Date: July 11, 1976
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1955-56 & 1959-60)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1954-55 & 1967-68)
Teams: Laguna (1954-76), Cataluña (1960-63)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO NICOLÁS ÁLVAREZ ORTEGA
City: Tepic, Nayarit
Capacity: 7,200
Opening: 1947
Closing: March of 2009
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1981-82)
Copa México Second Level (1961-62)
Copa Moctezuma (1963)
Teams: Tepic (1959-72)(1976-96), Universidad de Nayarit (1972-76), Chivas Coras (2005-06)
ESTADIO AGUSTÍN "CORUCO" DÍAZ (before called: Parque del Ingenio)
City: Zacatepec, Morelos
Capacity: 24,443
Opening: 1948
"Official" Opening: November 30, 1964
Reopening: August 27, 2014
Match: Zacatepec 0-2 Guadalajara
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1983-84, 1991-92, Verano 98, Invierno 99 & Apertura 2019)
Copa México Second Level (1962-63 & 1966-67)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1966-67 & 1967-68)
Teams: Zacatepec (1950-2003)(2006), Zapata (1968-70), Zacatepec Siglo XXI (2014-17), Atlético Zacatepec (2017-20)
CAMPO MORELIA (Also called Campo de los Canarios)
City: Morelia, Michoacán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1949
Closing: n/a
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1955-56)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1955-56)
Teams: Morelia (1950-62)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL CLAUDIO SUÁREZ (before called: Estadio Municipal de Texcoco)
City: Texcoco, Estado de México
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: c.1949
Reopening: September 13, 2014
Renamed: November of 2003
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1959-60)
Copa Federación (1983)
Teams: Texcoco (1959-64)(1965-70)(1982-85)(1986-88), Chapingo Texcoco (1964-65), Deportivo Neza (1978-81)
ESTADIO TECNOLÓGICO
City: Monterrey, Nuevo León
Capacity: 36,845
Opening: July 17, 1950
Demolition: March of 2018
Tournaments for Countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2004)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1996)
International Tournaments for Clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1975, 1987, 1994, 2004 & 2005)
CONCACAF Champions League (2010-11, 2011-12 & 2012-13)
Cup Winners Cup CONCACAF (1992-93)
Pre-libertadores Tournament (1998 & 2004)
Copa Libertadores (1999 & 2010)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Mexico 86, 1992-93, Clausura 2003, Apertura 2004, Apertura 2005, Apertura 2009, Apertura 2010 & Clausura 2012)
Copa México (1991-92)
Copa México Second Level (1957-58)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1955-56, 1959-60 & 1965-66)
Teams: Monterrey (1952-73)(1980-2015), Anáhuac (1953-55), Jabatos Nuevo León (1958-60)(1962-71)(1988-89), Tigres UANL (1960-62)
CAMPO JUAN CARREÑO
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: 2,500
Opening: February 18, 1951
Match: Zamora 2-1 Irapuato
Closing: 1975
Teams: Zamora
CAMPO JUAN NEPOMUCENO LÓPEZ I
City: La Piedad, Michoacán
Capacity: 2,500
Opening: September 23, 1951
Match: La Piedad 1-1 San Sebastián
Closing: n/a
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa Prode 1989
Teams: La Piedad
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DEL TECNOLÓGICO DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: c. 1951
First soccer match: February 7, 1971
Match: Universidad de Guadalajara 0-1 Celaya (Third Level)
Demolition: February of 2008
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1973-74)
Teams: Universidad de Guadalajara (1971-74), Nacional (1973-75), Bachilleres (1978-2002)
ESTADIO NEMESIO DÍEZ RIEGA (Before called: Parque Patria, Campo Deportivo Toluca, Héctor Barraza, Luis Gutiérrez Dosal, La Bombonera, Toluca 70-86)
City: Toluca, Estado de México
Capacity: 21,000
Opening: 1952
“Official” Opening: August 8, 1954
Match: Toluca 1-4 Dinamo Zagreb (YUG)
Renamed as Luis Gutiérrez Dosal: November 23, 1959
Renamed as Estadio Deportivo Toluca: October 22, 1962
Renamed as Toluca 70-86: November 8, 1985
Reopening: December 14, 1985
Match: Mexico 2-0 Hungary
Renamed as Nemesio Díez Riega: June 3, 2000
Second Reopening: January 16, 2017
Match: Toluca 2-1 América
“Official” re-inauguration: July 20, 2017
Tournament for countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1976)
FIFA World Cup (1970 & 1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (1998 & 2007)
Pan American Games (1975)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (1972, 1975, 1983, 1987, 1991 & 1995)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1972)
Central American & Caribbean Games (1990)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1968, 1969, 1972, 2003 & 2006)
CONCACAF Champions League (2009-10, 2010-11, 2013-14 & 2019)
Copa Libertadores (2007, 2013 & 2016)
Copa Sudamericana (2006 & 2007)
Copa Merconorte (2000)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1970-71, Verano 98, Verano 99, Verano 2000, Invierno 2000, Apertura 2002, Apertura 2005, Apertura 2006, Apertura 2008,
Bicentenario 2010, Apertura 2012, Clausura 2018 & Apertura 2022)
Copa México (1988-89)
Campeón de Campeones (1967-68 & 2005-06)
League Second Level (1979-80, 1992-93 & Apertura 2004)
Copa México Second Level (1952-53)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1952-53)
Teams: Toluca (1952-2016)(2017-present), Estrella Roja (1953-54), Independiente (1954-56), San José (1958-59),
Osos Grises (1977-82), Atlético Mexiquense (1997-2005)(2008-09)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO IGNACIO ZARAGOZA
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: 22,000
Opening: 1952
First soccer match: June 7, 1964
Puebla 2-2 Ciudad Victoria
Teams: Puebla (1964-68), Lobos UAP (2000-01)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO UNIVERSITARIO MÉXICO '68 (Before called: Estadio de Exhibición, Estadio Universitario, Estadio de la Ciudad Universitaria)
City: Campus Ciudad Universitaria, Coyoacán, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 68,954
Opening: November 20, 1952
First soccer match: September 12, 1954
Match: I.P.N. 2-3 Anáhuac
Tournaments for countries:
Pan American Games (1955 & 1975)
Campeonato Panamericano de Naciones (1956)
Games of the XIX Olympiad (1968)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1957, 1960-61 & 1965)
FIFA World Cup (1986)
X Summer Universiade (1979)
Central American and Caribbean Games (1954 & 1990)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (1959, 1964 & 1972)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1978, 1980, 1982, 1989 & 2005)
CONCACAF Champions League (2008-09, 2009-10, 2011-12, 2016-17 & 2022)
Copa Interamericana (1980 & 1989)
Pre-libertadores Tournament (2002)
Copa Libertadores (2003, 2006 & 2016)
Copa Sudamericana (2005)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1977-78, 1978-79, 1980-81, 1984-85, 1987-88, 1990-91, Clausura 2004, Apertura 2004, Apertura 2007,
Clausura 2009, Clausura 2011, Apertura 2015 & Guard1anes 2020)
Copa México (1957-58, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65 & 1965-66)
Campeón de Campeones (1957-58, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1974-75, 2003-04 & 2004-05)
Copa México Second Level (1960-61)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1961-62)
Torneo Adolfo López Mateos (1963)
Teams: Pumas UNAM (1954-57)(1958-66)(1969-present), IPN (1954-55), América (1955-56)(1958, 1959-66), Necaxa (1955-56)(1958, 1959-66), Atlante (1958, 1959-66)
ESTADIO DEPORTIVO MORELOS
City: Cuernavaca, Morelos
Capacity: n/a
Opening: December 28, 1952
Match: Zacatepec 2-1 Atlante
Closing: n/a
Teams: Marte (1953-56)
CAMPO MOCTEZUMA
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: October 3, 1954
Match: Zamora 2-1 Morelia
Closing: 1975
Domestic Championship Finals:
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1956-57 & 1969-70)
Teams: Zamora
ESTADIO MIGUEL ALEMÁN VALDEZ (also called: Unidad Deportiva Miguel Alemán, Monumental Estadio Celaya)
City: Celaya, Guanajuato
Capacity: 32,300
Opening: August 30, 1954
Friendly match unknown
First official Match: Celaya 0-4 Querétaro
Date: September 12, 1954
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1995-96)
League Second Level (1975-76, 1994-95 & Apertura 2022)
Copa México Second Level (1967-68)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1957-58)
Teams: Celaya FC (1954-1970)(1974-77)(1991-94)(2007-08)(2011-present), Tecnológico Celaya (1972-73)(1974-78), Real Celaya (1990-91),
Linces Celaya (1991-93), Atlético Celaya (1994-2002), Cajeteros Celaya (2003-05)
ESTADIO EL MOLINITO
City: Salamanca, Guanajuato
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1957
Teams: Salamanca (1957-61)(1964-85)
ESTADIO 1º DE MAYO
City: Tulancingo, Hidalgo
Capacity: n/a
Opening: September 24, 1957
ESTADIO PLAN DE SAN LUIS (today called “Centro de Alto Rendimiento”)
City: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
Capacity: 20,000
Opening: November 20, 1957
Match: San Luis 0-2 Salamanca
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (2002)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1975-76 & Invierno 2001)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1970-71)
Teams: San Luis Potosí (1957-61)(1970-77), Universidad de San Luis (1973-74), Atlético Potosino (1974-91),
San Luis (1993-2002)
ESTADIO FRANCISCO ZARCO
City: Durango, Durango
Capacity: 18,000
Opening: November 24, 1957
Teams: Durango (1958-59), Alacranes (1999-2011)
ESTADIO JESÚS "PALILLO" MARTÍNEZ
City: Ciudad Deportiva Magdalena Mixhiuca, Iztacalco, Mexico City
Capacity: 6,000
Opening: November 16, 1958
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (1985)
Central American & Caribbean Games (1990)
ESTADIO REVOLUCIÓN MEXICANA
City: Pachuca, Hidalgo
Capacity: 13,500
Opening: December 14, 1958
Inauguration of extension works: October 30, 1967
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1984-85, 1985-86, 1990-91 & 1991-92)
Copa Moctezuma (1963)
Copa México Second Level (1965-66)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1962-63, 1965-66 & 1966-67)
Teams: Pachuca (1960-1993)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA NUEVO LAREDO
City: Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas
Capacity: n/a
Opening: June 15, 1959
Match: Tampico 1-0 Necaxa
ESTADIO JALISCO
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Capacity: 56,713
Opening: January 31, 1960
Match: Atlas 0-2 San Lorenzo de Almagro (ARG)
Tournaments for countries:
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Football Tournament (1968)
FIFA World Cup (1970 & 1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
FIFA Confederations Cup (1999)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (1972, 2004 & 2020)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1962, 1963, 1978, 1984, 1989, 1997, 2007 & 2023)
Pre-libertadores Tournament (1998, 2000 & 2004)
Copa Libertadores (1998, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2015)
Copa Merconorte (2000 & 2001)
Copa Sudamericana (2007 & 2008)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1975-76, 1976-77, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1986-87, 1989-90, Verano 97, Invierno 98, Verano 99, Clausura 2004,
Apertura 2006, Apertura 2021 & Clausura 2022)
Copa México (1969-70, 1988-89, 1990-91 & 1995-96)
Campeón de Campeones (1967-68)
Torneo de Nuevos Valores (1978)
League Second Level (1978-79, 1983-84, 1988-89, Verano 2003, Apertura 2013 & Clausura 2018)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2013-14)
Copa México Second Level (1971-72)
Supercup Second Level (1971-72 & 2022-23)
Teams: Atlas (1960-present), Guadalajara (1960-2010), Oro (1960-70), Nacional (1961-73), Jalisco (1970-91),
Universidad de Guadalajara (1974-94)(2009-present)
ESTADIO 10 DE DICIEMBRE
City: Ciudad Cooperativa Cruz Azul (Jasso), Hidalgo
Capacity: 17,000
Opening: April 9, 1961
Match: Cruz Azul 6-2 Zamora
Official inauguration: July 12, 1964
Match: Cruz Azul 3-0 Irapuato
Tournaments for countries:
Central American & Caribbean Games (1990)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1969, 1970, 1980, 1981 & 1988)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México (1996-97)
League Second Level (Verano 99 & Verano 2000)
Campeón de Campeones Second Level (1960-61)
Torneo de Nuevos Valores (1978)
Teams: Cruz Azul (1961-71), Cruz Azul Hidalgo (1995-03)(2006-14)
ESTADIO TLAHUICOLE
City: Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: April 18, 1961
Re-opening: December 7, 2019
Teams: Guerreros Tlaxcala (2003-04), Tlaxcala FC (2020-21)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA CUAUHTÉMOC I.M.S.S.
City: Naucalpan, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: July 28, 1963
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa México Second Level (1971-72)
Teams: Naucalpan (1967-76), Potros DF (2002)
ESTADIO ADOLFO LÓPEZ MATEOS
City: Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: April 6, 1963 (for baseball)
Teams: Tigres B (2007-08)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DE SALTILLO (UNIDAD DEPORTIVA FRANCISCO I. MADERO)
City: Saltillo, Coahuila
Capacity: 6,000
Opening: January 10, 1964
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1996)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Verano 2002)
Teams: Halcones Saltillo (1974-76), Leones Saltillo (1989-91), Coyotes Saltillo (1995-01), Tigrillos Saltillo (2001-03)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DE VILLAHERMOSA
City: Villahermosa, Tabasco
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: October 4, 1964
Match: América 4-1 Guadalajara
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Interamericana (1992)
Teams: Caimanes (1994-95), Lagartos Tabasco (2003-06), Guerreros Tabasco (2006)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA URUAPAN "HERMANOS LÓPEZ RAYÒN"
City: Uruapan, Michoacán
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: 1964
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1980-81)
ESTADIO ISIDRO GIL TAPIA
City: Cuautla, Morelos
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: 1964
Domestic Championship Finals
League Second Level (1978-79)
Teams: Cuautla
ESTADIO VENUSTIANO CARRANZA
City: Morelia, Michoacán
Capacity: 22,340
Opening: October 21, 1964
Match: Morelia 2-3 Oro
"Official" opening: February 21, 1965
Match: Morelia 1-2 Botafogo (BRA)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1988)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1980-81)
Teams: Morelia (1964-1971), Club Morelia (1971-1974), Atlético Morelia (1974-1989).
ESTADIO UNIVERSITARIO DE TOLUCA "Alberto Chivo Córdoba"
City: Toluca, Estado de México
Capacity: 32,000
Opening: November 5, 1964
Teams: UAEM, Toluca (2016-17)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DEL CENTRO VACACIONAL
City: Oaxtepec, Morelos
Capacity: 9,000
Opening: November 28, 1964
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1981-82)
Teams: Oaxtepec (1979-84)
ESTADIO 14 DE DICIEMBRE
City: Nuevo Necaxa, Puebla
Capacity: n/a
Opening: December 11, 1964
Teams: Nuevo Necaxa (1967-1982)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA C.R.E.A. (before called Casa de la Juventud)
City: Tijuana, Baja California
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: May 1, 1965
Matches: *Mexico National Team B 4-0 San Francisco
*Los Angeles Kickers 3-1 Baja California XI
*1965 Pacific Coast International Tournament (Kennedy Cup)
Teams: Tijuana Gallos Caliente (2006), Club Tijuana Xolitzcuintles (2007)
ESTADIO TAMAULIPAS
City: Tampico, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 22,348
Opening: April 30, 1966
Match: Ciudad Madero/Tampico 0-2 AS Monaco (FRA)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Prode 85 & México 86)
League Second Level (1972-73, 1992-93, 1993-94, Guard1anes 2020 & Apertura 2021)
Copa México Second Level (1966-67)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1992-93)
Super Cup Second Level (2020-21)
Teams: Ciudad Madero (1966-75), Tampico (1966-70)(1970-77)(1977-83)(1995-98), Bravos (1977-78),
Several teams called: Tampico-Madero (1982-1990)(1991-94)(2001-02)(2005-09), TM FC (2016-22)
MONUMENTAL ESTADIO AZTECA (during 1997 the stadium was called "Guillermo Cañedo")
City: Coyoacán, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 87,000
Opening: May 29, 1966
Match: América 2-2 Torino (ITA)
Tournaments for countries:
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Football Tournament (1968)
FIFA World Cup (1970 & 1986)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1969, 1972, 1977, 1980, 1993, 1996-97, 2000-01,
2005, 2008-09, 2012-13 & 2015-17)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (2003)
FIFA Confederations Cup (1999)
CONCACAF Gold Cup (1993 & 2003)
CONCACAF Nations Cup (1977)
CONCACAF Nations Cup Preliminary Competition (1969 & 1971)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (1971)
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (1985)
Pan American Games (1975)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Interamericana (1968, 1971, 1977 & 1990)
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1969, 1971, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 2003 & 2006)
CONCACAF Champions League (2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018, 2020, 2021 & 2022)
Pre-Libertadores Tournament (1998, 1999, 2001 & 2004)
Copa Libertadores (1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010 & 2011)
Copa Merconorte (2000)
Copa Sudamericana (2007)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81, 1981-82, 1983-84, 1984-85,
Prode 85, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1990-91, 1992-93, 1994-95, 1995-96, Invierno 96, Verano 98, Invierno 98,
Verano 2002, Clausura 2005, Clausura 2007, Clausura 2013, Apertura 2013, Apertura 2014, Apertura 2016,
Apertura 2018, Apertura 2019 & Guard1anes 2021)
Copa México (1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1970-71, 1973-74, 1975-76 & 1990-91)
Campeón de Campeones (1966-67, 1970-71, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1975-76, 1987-88, 1988-89, 2002-03 & 2004-05)
League Second Level (1971-72, 1974-75, 1976-77, 1986-87 & 1987-88)
Teams: América (1966-present), Atlante (1966-83)(1996-2000)(2004-07), Necaxa (1966-71)(1982-2003), Atlético Español (1971-82),
Cruz Azul (1971-1996) (2018-present), Tigrillos Coapa (2003-04), Socio Águila (2007-09)
ESTADIO LEÓN (also called: Nou Camp)
City: León, Guanajuato
Capacity: 27,423
Opening: October 16, 1966
Match: León 2-1 América
"Official" Opening: February 1, 1967
Match: Santos FC (BRA) 2-1 River Plate (ARG)
Tournaments for countries:
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Football Tournament (1968)
FIFA World Cup (1970 & 1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1972)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1993 & 1998)
CONCACAF Champions League (2014-15, 2020, 2021, 2022 & 2023)
Copa Libertadores (2013 & 2014)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1972-73, 1991-92, Apertura 2013, Clausura 2014, Clausura 2019, Guard1anes 2020 & Apertura 2021)
Copa MX (Apertura 2015)
League Second Level (1987-88, 1989-90, Verano 99, Verano 2003, Clausura 2004, Clausura 2005, Clausura 2007,
Clausura 2008, Bicentenario 2010 & Clausura 2012)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1998-99, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2007-08 & 2011-12)
Teams: León (1966-present), Unión de Curtidores (1974-75)(1976-78)(1997-99)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL SANTA ROSA
City: Ciudad Guzmán, Jalisco
Capacity: n/a
Opening: December 18, 1966
Teams: Nacional (1976-79)
ESTADIO UNIVERSITARIO
City: San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León
Capacity: 41,650
Opening: May 30, 1967
Match: Monterrey 1-1 Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1977, 2005 & 2008)
CONCACAF Nations Cup (1977)
CONCACAF W Championship (2022)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1979, 1981 & 1983)
CONCACAF Champions League (2012-13, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2023)
Copa Libertadores (2005, 2006, 2012 & 2015)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1977-78, 1979-80, 1981-82, Invierno 2001, Apertura 2003, Apertura 2011, Apertura 2014, Apertura 2015,
Apertura 2016, Clausura 2017, Apertura 2017, Clausura 2019 & Clausura 2023)
Copa México (1975-76, 1989-90, 1995-96 & Clausura 2014)
Supercopa MX (2013-14)
League Second Level (1973-74, Invierno 96, Verano 97 & Verano 98)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1997-98)
Teams: Tigres UANL (1967-present), Monterrey (1973-80), Tigrillos U.de N.L. (1996-99), Tigres B (2008-09)
ESTADIO OLMECA
City: Las Choapas, Veracruz
Capacity: 3,000
Inauguration: July 30, 1967
ESTADIO GUAYCURA
City: La Paz, Baja California Sur
Capacity: 5,209
Opening: c.1967
ESTADIO LUIS "PIRATA" DE LA FUENTE (before called: Estadio Veracruzano)
City: Boca del Río, Veracruz
Capacity: 28,703
Inauguration: March 19, 1968
Opening: July 14, 1968
First soccer match: Veracruz 0-0 Toluca
Renamed: May 22, 1981
Tournaments for countries:
Central American & Caribbean Games (Men & Women) (2014)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa MX (Clausura 2016)
League Second Level (Invierno 2001 & Apertura 2010)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2001-02)
Several teams called Veracruz: (1968-84)(1989-2011)(2002)(2011-13)(2013-2019), Tuberos (1976-82), Albinegros de Orizaba (2009-11)
ESTADIO CUAUHTÉMOC
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: 51,726
Opening: October 6, 1968
Matches: Puebla 1-7 América (preliminary)
Mexico National Team 1-1 Checoslovaquia Olympic
Reopening: November 17, 1985
Match: México 1-1 Argentina
Second Reopening: November 18, 2015
Match: Puebla 1-0 Boca Juniors (ARG)
Tournaments for countries:
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Football Tournament (1968)
FIFA World Cup (1970 & 1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (1976 & 2004)
Pan American Games (1975)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1972 & 2013)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1975, 1984, 1991 & 1993)
Copa Libertadores (2016)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1972-73, 1982-83, 1989-90 & 1991-92)
Copa México (1987-88, 1989-90 & 1994-95)
Campeón de Campeones (1987-88)
League Second Level (1990-91, Apertura 2005 & Apertura 2006)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2005-06 & 2006-07)
Teams: Puebla (1968-99)(1999-present), Oaxtepec (1982-83), Ángeles (1984-88)(1999-2000), Lobos U.A.P. (1999), San Sebastián UC (2001), Lobos BUAP (2006-12)
ESTADIO UNIVERSITARIO SAN JORGE
City: Colima, Colima
Capacity: n/a
Opening: October 6, 1968
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1989)
ESTADIO SERGIO LEÓN CHÁVEZ (before called: Estadio Irapuato)
Capacity: 28,500
City: Irapuato, Guanajuato
Opening: October 27, 1968
Match: Irapuato 1-2 Spain Olympic
"Official" opening: March 23, 1969
Match: Irapuato FC 1-4 Mexico National Team
Renamed as “Sergio León Chávez”: January 4, 1990
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
FIFA World Cup U-20 (1983)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1972-73, 1977-78, 1984-85, 1993-94, Invierno 99, Verano 2000, Invierno 2002, Apertura 2008,
Apertura 2009 & Clausura 2011)
Promotion Playoff Second League (2002-03 & 2010-11)
Several teams called Irapuato: (1968-2001),(2002-04),(2005-06),(2008-13), (2014-present)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA CENTENARIO
City: Cuernavaca, Morelos
Capacity: 14,500
Opening: April 17, 1969
Reopening: April of 2009
Teams: Atlético Cuernavaca (1970-73)(1991-94), Deportivo Morelos (1975-79), Galicia (1989-90), Marte Morelos/Potros Marte Pegaso (1997-2001),
Pumas Morelos (2009-13), Ballenas Galeana (2013-14), Zacatepec 1948 (2013-14)
ESTADIO HERIBERTO JARA CORONA
City: Poza Rica, Veracruz
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: November 30, 1969
Teams: Poza Rica (1969-70)(1982-86)
CENTRO DE CAPACITACIÓN F.M.F. "GUILLERMO J. CAÑEDO" (CECAP)
City: Coyoacán, Ciudad de México
Opening: May 22, 1970
Closing: 1999
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (1985)
ESTADIO CORONA (before called: Estadio Moctezuma)
City: Torreón, Coahuila
Capacity: 18,000
Opening: July 2, 1970
Match: Torreón 1-3 Guadalajara
Renamed as Estadio Corona: March 2, 1986
Match: Santos Laguna 1-1 Tecoman
Official Reopening as Corona: April 23, 1986
Match: Mexico National Team "B" 1-0 Universidad de Chile (CHI)
Demolition: November 2, 2009
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1995 & 2002)
CONCACAF Champions League (2008-09)
Copa Merconorte (2001)
Copa Libertadores (2004)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1993-94, Invierno 96, Verano 2000, Verano 2001 & Clausura 2008)
Teams: Torreón (1970-74), Laguna (1976-78), Santos Laguna (1983-2009)
ESTADIO GREGORIO "TEPA" GÓMEZ
City: Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: September of 1970
Match: Club Tepatitlán 0-3 Guadalajara
Reopening: 2016
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Guard1anes 2021)
Super Cup Second Level (2020-21)
CAMPOS CLUB AMÉRICA COAPA
City: Ciudad de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: c.1970
Teams: Socio Águila (2007)
ESTADIO ANTONIO MODESTO QUIRASCO
City: Jalapa, Veracruz
Capacity: n/a
Opening: October 13, 1970
Match: Universidad Veracruzana 2-4 Pumas UNAM
Teams: Universidad Veracruzana
ESTADIO MANUEL "PIRI" SAGASTA
City: Ciudad Obregón, Sonora
Capacity: 3,400
Opening: November 22, 1970
Match: Atlas 1-1 Toluca
Teams: Pioneros Obregón (2004-05)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA ACAPULCO
City: Acapulco, Guerrero
Capacity: 13,000
Opening: October 12, 1971
Teams: Inter Acapulco (1973-76)(1977-78), Guerreros Acapulco (1990-91), Delfines Acapulco (1991-93),
Acapulco (1994-97), Potros Guerrero (2001), Deportivo Acapulco (2002-04)
ESTADIO 3 DE MARZO
City: Zapopan, Jalisco
Capacity: 25,000
Opening: November 28, 1971
Match: U.A.de Guadalajara 3-0 Uruapan
"Official" opening: March 3, 1985
Match: U.A.de Guadalajara 1-2 Guadalajara
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (2000)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (1996)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1995)
Copa Libertadores (2010)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1993-94 & Clausura 2005)
League Second Level (Clausura 2014)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2013-14)
Teams: Tecos UAG/Estudiantes UAG (1971-2014)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL LOS PINOS
City: Cuautitlán, Estado de México
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: December of 1972
Teams: S.U.O.O. (1974-93), Truenos Cuautitlán (1997-99)
ESTADIO GENERAL AMBROSIO FIGUEROA
City: Iguala de la Independencia, Guerrero
Capacity: 6,000
Opening: June 24, 1973
Match: U.N.A.M. 2-0 Toluca
CAMPO DEL CLUB DEPORTIVO GUADALAJARA "ANACLETO MACÍAS TOLÁN" (before called Cancha 1 CD Guadalajara)
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Capacity: 3,500
Opening: August 5, 1973
Match: Tapatío 3-0 Uruapan
Renamed: January of 1988
Demolition: January of 2007
Teams: Tapatío
ESTADIO CARTA BLANCA (before called: Estadio Cruz Blanca; baseball ground)
City: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: 1973
Teams: Cobras Juárez (2004)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE LA UNIDAD DEPORTIVA EL CHAMIZAL
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: 3,000
Opening: November 24, 1974
Match: Zamora 2-4 Industrias de Ocotlán
Closing: May 7, 2016
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1982-83)
Teams: Zamora, Changueros, Atlético Zamora, Real Zamora
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO SECCIÓN 24 (before called: Estadio PEMEX)
City: Salamanca, Guanajuato
Capacity: 15,000
Opening: c.1975
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Apertura 2006)
Teams: Trotamundos Salamanca (2004), Petroleros Salamanca (2005-09)
ESTADIO SUPERIOR SOCUM (Estadio de la Sociedad Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma) (before called: Nuevo Estadio Moctezuma, Unidad Deportiva Moctezuma)
City: Orizaba, Veracruz
Capacity: 7,000
Opening: May 16, 1976
Match: Moctezuma 1-0 Cachorros de León (playoffs third level)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa Federación-PRODE (1984)
Teams: Moctezuma (1975-76), Orizaba (1982-89), Albinegros (2002)(2009-10)
ESTADIO COLIMA
City: Colima, Colima
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: 1976
"Official" opening: May 29, 1982
Match: UAG-UNAM 3-3 Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1989)
Teams: Jaguares Colima (1999-2000), Huracanes Colima (2004-05), Real Colima (2006-09)
ESTADIO METROPOLITANO DE NEZAHUALCOYOTL
City: Nezahualcoyotl, Estado de México
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: October 24, 1976
Match: Coyotes Neza 0-0 Río Blanco
Reopening: September 17, 2017
ESTADIO CHEVRON (before called: Estadio Nacional de Tijuana, Estadio Cerro Colorado, Estadio Potros, Estadio Calimax, Estadio Gasmart)
City: Tijuana, Baja California
Capacity: 16,811
Opening: October 12, 1977 (for baseball)
Reopening: December 27, 1997
Match: Chivas Tijuana 1-2 Guadalajara
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1989-90 & Invierno 98)
Teams: Inter Tijuana (1989-97), Chivas Tijuana (1997-99), Nacional Tijuana (1999-2003), Trotamundos (2003)
ESTADIO ZAMORA 20 DE NOVIEMBRE
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1978
Match: Zamora - Cachorros de León
Closing: April 12, 2003
Match: Atlético Zamora 4-2 La Piedad
Teams: CD Zamora, Changueros, Cachorros Zamora, Atlético Zamora
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE SAN MATEO ATENCO
City: San Mateo Atenco, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: December of 1978
ESTADIO JOSÉ LÓPEZ PORTILLO
City: Chetumal, Quintana Roo
Capacity: 6,600
Opening: 1980
Teams: Potros Chetumal (2008-09)
ESTADIO PROGRESO INDUSTRIAL
City: Villa Nicolás Romero, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: 1980
Teams: Águila Progreso Industrial
ESTADIO BETO ÁVILA (baseball ground)
City: Cancún, Quintana Roo
Capacity: 9,500
Opening: November 23, 1980
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (2010)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO BENITO JUÁREZ
City: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
Capacity: 22,300
Opening: May 12, 1981
Match: Mexico National Team 0-0 Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (2008)
Domestic Championship Finals
Copa MX (Clausura 2019)
League Second Level (1987-88, Apertura 2003, Clausura 2006, Apertura 2007, Apertura 2015, Clausura 2017 & Apertura 2017)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2007-08 & 2015-16)
Teams: Cobras (1987-94)(2001-05), Tigres Juárez (1999-2001), Indios (2005-11), FC Juárez (2015-present)
ESTADIO UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE NEZAHUALCOYOTL (before called: José López Portillo, Neza '86, Azulgrana U.T.N.))
City: Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, Estado de México
Capacity: 20,000
Opening: August 27, 1981
Match: Deportivo Neza 1-1 Boca Juniors (ARG)
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Verano 97)
League Second Level (Verano 2001 & Clausura 2013)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2012-13)
Teams: Coyotes Neza (1981-88), Potros Neza (1988-89), U.T.Neza (1991-93), Toros Neza (1994-02), Atlante (2002-04),
Atlante Neza (2004-05), Atlante UTN (2009-11), Neza FC (2011-13)
ESTADIO ADOLFO LÓPEZ MATEOS
City: Manzanillo, Colima
Capacity: n/a
Opening: September of 1981
ESTADIO MARIANO MATAMOROS
City: Xochitepec, Morelos
Capacity: 16,000
Opening: 1981
Teams: Marte Morelos (1993-97), Colibríes Morelos (2003), Leones Morelos (2004)
ESTADIO FRANCISCO FLORES
City: Amecameca, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: April 17, 1982
Match: Nuevo Necaxa 2-0 Atlético Valladolid
Teams: Nuevo Necaxa (1982-1985)
ESTADIO SANTA CRUZ-IMSS
City: Tlaxcala, Tlaxcala
Capacity: n/a
Opening: April 29, 1982
Match: Atlante 1-0 Atletas Campesinos
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL DE TENANCINGO
City: Tenancingo, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: October 10, 1982
ESTADIO VÍCTOR MANUEL REYNA (also called: Estadio Zoque)
City: Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas
Capacity: 23,508
Opening: December 27, 1983
Match: Estudiantes de Chiapas 3-5 América
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2008)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Libertadores (2011)
Teams: Atlético Chiapas (2001-02), Jaguares Chiapas (2002-13), Chiapas Jaguar (2013-17),
Cafetaleros de Chiapas (2019-20)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO ANDRÉS QUINTANA ROO
City: Cancún, Quintana Roo
Capacity: 20,000
Opening: July 28, 1984
Match: Pioneros de Cancún 1-1 Corsarios de Campeche
Reopening: August 11, 2007
Match: Atlante 1-0 Pumas UNAM
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (2010)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (2008)
CONCACAF Champions League (2008-09)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Apertura 2007)
Copa MX (Clausura 2013)
League Second Level (Apertura 2015 & Apertura 2016)
Teams: Atlante (2007-2020), Cancín FC (2020-present)
ESTADIO LA CORREGIDORA
City: Querétaro, Querétaro
Capacity: 45,575
Opening: February 5, 1985
Match: Mexico 5-0 Poland
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup (1986)
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1985, 1992 & 1996)
CONCACAF Champions League (2015-16)
Copa Libertadores (2011)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (1984-85 & Clausura 2015)
Copa México (1987-88 & Apertura 2016)
League Second Level (1985-86, 1986-87, Clausura 2005, Clausura 2006 & Apertura 2008)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2004-05, 2005-06 & 2008-09)
Teams: Cobras (1985-87), U.A.Querétaro (1985-94), Cruz Azul (Prode 85), Querétaro (1988-94), Atlante (1989-90), TM Gallos Blancos (1994-95),
Halcones (1997-2001), Pumas UNAM (1999), Several teams called Gallos Blancos (1994-95),(2001-02),(2002-04),(2004-07),(2007-13),(2013-present)
ESTADIO HÉROE DE NACOZARI
City: Hermosillo, Sonora
Capacity: 18,747
Opening: August 5, 1985
Reopening: January 8, 2016
Match: Cimarrones 1-1 Alebrijes
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (1994)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1995-96) & Clausura 2022
Teams: Gallos Blancos (1995-96), Coyotes Sonora (2005-06), Guerreros Hermosillo (2009-10), Cimarrones Sonora (2016-present)
ESTADIO ATLAS COLOMOS "ALFREDO PISTACHE TORRES"
City: Zapopan, Jalisco
Capacity: 3,000
Opening: May 21, 1986
Match: Atlas 2-1 Spain National Team
Teams: Académicos (2008-09)
ESTADIO CARLOS VEGA VILLALBA (before called: Francisco Villa)
City: Zacatecas, Zacatecas
Capacity: 16,000
Opening: June 12, 1986
Match: Universidad de Guadalajara 1-0 South Korea (U-17)
Reopening: 2014
Renamed: August 19, 2017
Official Reopening: June 27, 2018
Match: Pachuca 0-0 Guadalajara
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Invierno 97 & Clausura 2016)
Teams: Real Sociedad (1996-2003), Mineros (2014-present)
ESTADIO JOSÉ NARÍA “CAPI” CORREA TÉLLEZ (before called Estadio Municipal)
City: San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Capacity: n/a
Opening: December of 1986
ESTADIO CANCÚN '86
City: Cancún, Quintana Roo
Capacity: 6,390
Opening: December 27, 1986
Match: Pioneros de Cancún 2-2 Pumas UNAM
Teams: Pioneros Cancún
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO CARLOS ITURRALDE RIVERO
City: Mérida, Yucatán
Capacity: 18,000
Opening: June 6, 1987
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA Women World Cup Qualifying (2006)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (1988-89, Invierno 98 & Clausura 2009)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1998-99 & 2008-09)
Teams: Atlético Yucatán (1988-01)(2002-03), Mérida FC (2003-05)(2008-15), Venados FC (2015-present)
ESTADIO BENITO JUÁREZ
City: Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Capacity: 12,500
Opening: August 23, 1987
Match: Chapulineros de Oaxaca 1-0 La Piedad
Demolition: February of 2016
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Apertura 2005)
Teams: Chapulineros Oaxaca (2001-03), Cruz Azul Oaxaca (2003-06), Alebrijes Oaxaca (2013-16)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DE TAPACHULA
City: Tapachula, Chiapas
Capacity: 21,018
Opening: February 5, 1989
Match: América 2-0 Aurora (GUA)
Reopening: December 29, 2017
Match: Cafetaleros Tapachula 2-1 Pumas UNAM
Teams: Cafetaleros Tapachula (2015-2019)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Clausura 2018)
Teams: Cafetaleros (2015-19)
ESTADIO GENERALÍSIMO JOSÉ MARÍA MORELOS Y PAVÓN
City: Morelia, Michoacán.
Capacity: 38,869
Opening: April 9, 1989
Match: Atlético Morelia 2-1 América
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Pre-libertadores Tournament (2001)
Copa Libertadores (2002, 2010, 2014 & 2015)
CONCACAF Champions Cup (2002 & 2003)
CONCACAF Champions League (2011-12)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Invierno 2000, Apertura 2002, Clausura 2003 & Clausura 2011)
Copa MX (Apertura 2013)
Supercopa MX (2013-14)
League Second Level (Guard1anes 2021, Clausura 2022 & Clausura 2023)
Super Cup Second Level (2021-22)
Teams: Atlético Morelia/Monarcas Morelia (1989-2020), Monarcas Morelia A (2006-09)
ESTADIO ARMANDO “KORY” LLEYSON CASTRO (before called Guasave 89)
City: Guasave, Sinaloa
Capacity: 4,000
Opening: 1989
ESTADIO IXTAPAN 90
City: Ixtapan de la Sal, Estado de México
Capacity: 2,500
Opening: 1990
Teams: Atlético Mexiquense (2005-08)
ESTADIO MIGUEL HIDALGO
City: Pachuca, Hidalgo
Capacity: 27,512
Opening: February 14, 1993
Match: Pachuca 0-2 Pumas UNAM
Reopening: August 1, 2004
Match: Pachuca 2-1 Pumas UNAM
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2004)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Merconorte (2000)
CONCACAF Champions Cup (2002, 2004, 2007 & 2008)
CONCACAF Champions League (2009-10, 2014-15, 2016-17 & 2023)
Pre-libertadores Tournament (2004)
Copa Libertadores (2005 & 2009)
Copa Sudamericana (2006 & 2007)
Recopa Sudamericana (2007)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Invierno 99, Verano 2001, Invierno 2001, Apertura 2003, Clausura 2006, Clausura 2007, Clausura 2009,
Clausura 2014, Clausura 2016, Clausura 2022 & Apertura 2022)
Campeón de Campeones (2003-04 & 2005-06)
League Second Level (1994-95, 1995-96, Invierno 96 & Invierno 97)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (1997-98)
Teams: Pachuca (1993-present), Toros Hidalgo (1993-94), Atlético Hidalgo (1996-97)
ESTADIO SAN FRANCISCO
City: San Francisco del Rincón, Guanajuato
Capacity: 11,500
Opening: 1994
Closing: 2012
Teams: Atlético San Francisco (1994-99)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO UNIVERSITARIO DE COLIMA
City: Colima, Colima
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: 1994
Reopening: 2016
Teams: Loros U. de Colima
ESTADIO JUAN N. LÓPEZ II
City: La Piedad, Michoacan
Capacity: 17,000
Opening: August 28, 1994
Match: La Piedad 0-3 Monterrey
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Invierno 2000, Verano 2001, Invierno 2002, Apertura 2011 & Apertura 2012)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2000-01 & 2012-13)
Teams: La Piedad (1951-72)(1973-2002)(2002)(2009-13), Chivas La Piedad (2004-05)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DE LA B.U.A.P.
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: 20,411
Opening: 1997
Reopening: January of 2012
Match: February 10, 2012
Lobos BUAP 1-2 Necaxa
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (2013)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa MX (Clausura 2015)
League Second Level (Clausura 2012 & Clausura 2017)
Playoff Promotion Second Level (2016-17)
Teams: Lobos BUAP (2005-06)(2012-present), Puebla (2015)
ESTADIO EL LLANITO
City: Cihuatlán, Jalisco
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: 1998
Teams: Atlético Cihuatlán (2002-03)
ESTADIO ALFONSO LASTRAS RAMÍREZ
City: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
Capacity: 24,576
Opening: May 25, 1999
Date of first official match: May 1, 2002
Match: Real San Luis 3-0 Atlético Chiapas
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2005 & 2017)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Sudamericana (2008)
Copa Libertadores (2009, 2010 & 2011)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Clausura 2006)
League Second Level (Verano 2002, Apertura 2004 & Clausura 2015)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2001-02 & 2004-05)
Teams: San Luis (2003-13), Atlético San Luis (2013-16), Atlético de San Luis (2017-present)
CENTRO DE ALTO RENDIMIENTO F.M.F. (before called: Centro de Capacitación y Alto Rendimiento Pegaso)
City: Ciudad de México
Capacity: 0
Opening: February 15, 1999
Teams: Potros DF (2002), Inter Riviera Maya (2004)
ESTADIO MARIO VILLANUEVA MADRID
City: Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo
Capacity: 7,000
Opening: 1999
Teams: Inter Riviera Maya (2003), Águilas Riviera Maya (2005)
ESTADIO SALVADOR REYES MONTEÓN
City: Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco
Capacity: n/a
Opening: August 9, 2000
Match: Guadalajara 1-0 Chivas (third level)
ESTADIO VICTORIA
City: Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes
Capacity: 25,994
Opening: July 26, 2003
Match: Necaxa 0-1 Guadalajara
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2004)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Libertadores (2007)
Domestic Championship Finals:
Copa MX (Clausura 2018)
League Second Level (Apertura 2009, Bicentenario 2010, Clausura 2013, Apertura 2013, Apertura 2014 & Clausura 2016)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2014-15 & 2015-16)
Teams: Necaxa (2003-present)
ESTADIO DORADOS (before called: Carlos González y González, Banorte)
City: Culiacán, Sinaloa
Capacity: 23,000
Opening: August 9, 2003
Match: Dorados 4-2 Cobras
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (2005)
CONCACAF U-20 Championship (2007)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Apertura 2003, Clausura 2004, Clausura 2007, Apertura 2007,
Clausura 2008, Apertura 2012, Clausura 2015 & Apertura 2016)
Playoff Promotion Second Level (2003-04, 2006-07, 2014-15 & 2016-17)
Teams: Dorados Sinaloa (2003-present)
ESTADIO ALTAMIRA (before called: Deportivo Sur de Tamaulipas)
City: Ciudad de Altamira, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 13,500
Opening: October 19, 2003
Match: Estudiantes de Santander 1-0 Acapulco
Teams: Estudiantes de Santander (2003-05), Altamira (2010-15)
ESTADIO CENTENARIO LOS MOCHIS
City: Los Mochis, Sinaloa
Capacity: 15,000
Opening: September 29, 2004
Match: Tigrillos Broncos 1-1 Huracanes Colima
Teams: Tigrillos Broncos (2004-05), Tigres Mochis (2005-07), Murciélagos (2015-2018)
NUEVO ESTADIO ZAMORA
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: 7,000
Opening: December 27, 2004
Match: Zamora XI 2-2 Morelia (2nd team)
Teams: Real Zamora
EL BARRIAL
City: Santiago, Nuevo León
Capacity: 570
Opening: April 16, 2006
Teams: Rayados A (2008-09)
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO JOSÉ REYES BAEZA (U.A.CH.) (before called Estadio Olímpico U.A.CH.)
City: Chihuahua, Chihuahua
Capacity: 22,000
Opening: May 24, 2007
Teams: Indios Chihuahua (2008-09)
ESTADIO CALIENTE
City: Tijuana, Baja California
Capacity: 29,333
Opening: November 11, 2007
Match: Tijuana 2-1 Pumas Morelos
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF U-17 World Cup Qualifying (2009)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Libertadores (2013)
CONCACAF Champions League (2013-14 & 2018)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Apertura 2012)
Copa MX (2019-20)
League Second Level (Clausura 2009, Apertura 2010 & Clausura 2011)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2010-11)
Teams: Club Tijuana Xolitzcuintles (2007-present)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA TAMANCHE
City: Tamanche, Yucatán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: July 27, 2008
Teams: Mérida FC (Apertura 2008)
ESTADIO CORONA TERRITORIO SANTOS MODELO
City: Torreón, Coahuila
Capacity: 30,000
Opening: November 11, 2009
Match: Santos Laguna 2-1 Santos FC (BRA)
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
FIFA World Cup Qualifying (2012)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions League (2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2015-16, 2019 & 2022)
Copa Libertadores (2014)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Bicentenario 2010, Apertura 2010, Apertura 2011, Clausura 2012, Clausura 2015,
Clausura 2018 & Guard1anes 2021)
Copa MX (Apertura 2014)
Teams: Santos Laguna (2009-present)
ESTADIO AKRON (before called: Estadio Omnilife, Estadio Chivas)
City: Zapopan, Jalisco
Capacity: 49,850
Opening: July 30, 2010
Match: Guadalajara 3-2 Manchester United (ENG)
Tournaments for countries:
FIFA World Cup U-17 (2011)
Pan American Games (Men & Women) (2011)
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying (2020)
International Tournaments for clubs:
Copa Libertadores (2010 & 2012)
CONCACAF Champions League (2012-13 & 2018)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Clausura 2017 & Clausura 2023)
Copa MX (Clausura 2017)
League Second Level (Clausura 2023)
Teams: Guadalajara (2010-present), Tapatío (2020-present)
ESTADIO NICOLÁS ÁLVAREZ ORTEGA II (before called: Arena Cora)
City: Tepic, Nayarit
Capacity: 12,945
Opening: June 25, 2011
Match: Guadalajara 0-1 Toluca
Renamed: November 20, 2017
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Apertura 2014)
Teams: Coras FC (2014-2017)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA SOLIDARIDAD
City: Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 20,000
Opening: September 27, 2013
ESTADIO BBVA (Before called BBVA BANCOMER)
City: Guadalupe, Nuevo León
Capacity: 53,500
Opening: August 2, 2015
Match: Monterrey 3-0 Benfica (POR)
Tournaments for countries:
CONCACAF W Championship (2022)
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions League (2016-17, 2019 & 2021)
Domestic Championship Finals:
League (Clausura 2016, Apertura 2017 & Apertura 2019)
Copa MX (Apertura 2017, Apertura 2018 & 2019-20)
Teams: Monterrey (2015-present)
ESTADIO INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO DE OAXACA (I.T.O.)
City: Oaxaca, Oaxaca
Capacity: 15,200
Opening: March 27, 2016
Match: Alebrijes de Oaxaca 1-1 Pumas UNAM
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Apertura 2017 & Apertura 2019)
Promotion Playoff Second Level (2017-18)
Teams: Alebrijes de Oaxaca (2016-present)
ESTADIO EL HOGAR (Also called La Ola)
City: Matamoros, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 22,000
Opening: August 10, 2016
FEDERACIÓN MEXICANA DE FUTBOL “LA NUEVA CASA DEL FUTBOL”
City: San Mateo Otzacatipan, Toluca, Estado de México
The complex includes the offices of Mexican FA, training fields and a main soccer ground
Opening: December 13, 2016
ESTADIO DE FUTBOL DE MAZATLÁN (Also known as Estadio Kraken)
City: Mazatlán, Sinaloa
Capacity: 20,195
Opening: July 27, 2020
Match: Mazatlán FC 1-4 Puebla
Teams: Mazatlán FC (2020-present)
OTHER STADIUMS
PARQUE ASTURIAS PUEBLA
City: Puebla, Puebla
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: n/a
PARQUE ESPAÑA TAMPICO
City: Tampico, Tamaulipas
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Teams: Tampico (1945-46)
CAMPO MARGARITO RAMÍREZ
City: Pachuca, Hidalgo
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/A
Closing: n/a
Teams: Pachuca
PARQUE DEL BALNEARIO EL ALMEAL
City: Cuautla, Morelos
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: n/a
Teams: Cuautla (1952-61)
CAMPO SANTA ANA PACUECO
City: La Piedad, Michoacaán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: n/a
Teams: La Piedad (1951-52)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA JESÚS ROMERO MANZO
City: Tijuana, Baja California
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO VÍCTOR EDUARDO SEVILLA TORRES
City: Tecoman, Colima
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO I.A.E.T.A.C.
City: Tecoman, Colima
Capacity: 13,000
Opening: n/a
Teams: Jaguares Colima (1997-1999)
ESTADIO RAFAEL MURILLO VIDAL
City: Córdoba, Veracruz
Capacity: 3,500
Opening: n/a
Teams: Azucareros Córdoba
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA ALEJANDRO CÓRDOBA
City: Tapachula, Chiapas
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
CAMPO ANDRÉS YÁÑEZ MONTES
City: Ciudad Valles, San Luis PotosÌ
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO DEL CUTM UAT
City: Tampico, Tamaulipas
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Teams: Estudiantes Santander (2003)
ESTADIO CARLOS RODRÍGUEZ ÁLVAREZ
City: Tala, Jalisco
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO REDES
City: Chapala, Jalisco
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO EL CAÑIZO
City: Martínez de la Torre
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO 20 DE NOVIEMBRE (baseball ground)
City: San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí
Capacity: 6.500
Opening: n/a
Teams: San Luis (1957-58)
ESTADIO RAFAEL HERNÁNDEZ OCHOA
City: Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz
Capacity: 4,800
Opening: n/a
Teams: Delfines Coatzacoalcos (2003-06), Tiburones Rojos Coatzacoalcos (2006-08)
ESTADIO ALFREDO DÍAZ ANGULO
City: Guamuchil, Sinaloa
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO PABLO HERRERA
City: Pénjamo, Guanajuato
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
CAMPO AVIACIÓN
City: Zamora, Michoacán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Closing: September 19, 1954
Teams: Zamora
ESTADIO MIGUEL HIDALGO
City: Zapotlanejo, Jalisco
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Teams: Académicos Atlas (2006-08)
ESTADIO RODOLFO VITELA
City: Zacapú, Michoacán
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA REVOLUCIÓN MEXICANA
City: Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Jalisco
Capacity: 3,000
Opening: n/a
Teams: Académicos (2007-08)
CAMPO JOSÉ NIETO PIÑA
City: Guanajuato, Guanajuato
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO OLÍMPICO I.D.E.A.
City: Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
International Tournaments for clubs:
CONCACAF Champions Cup (2003)
CAMPO DE ENTRENAMIENTO LA PRIMAVERA
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco
Opening: n/a
International Tournaments for clubs:
Cup Winners Cup CONCACAF (1991)
ESTADIO UNIVERSITARIO EUGENIO ALVIZO PORRAS
City: Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 8,000
Opening: n/a
Domestic Championship Finals:
League Second Level (Verano 97)
Teams: U.A.Tamaulipas (1996-97)
CENTRO DEPORTIVO SORIANA
City: Salinas Victoria, Nuevo León
Opening: n/a
Capacity: 4,000
Teams: Rayados A (2006-08)
Closing: 2014
ESTADIO DELFÍN (CAMPUS II UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL CARMEN)
City: Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche
Capacity: 26,100
Opening: n/a
Teams: Delfines (2013-14)
INSTALACIONES ZUAZUA
City: Zuazua, Nuevo León
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Teams: Tigres B (Clausura 2009)
ESTADIO HUNDIDO DEL ITSON
City: Ciudad Obregón, Sonora
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
UD REVOLUCIÓN MEXICANA
City: Tonalá, Jalisco
Capacity: 3,000
Opening: n/a
Teams: Académicos (2007-08)
UNIDAD DEPORTIVA HUGO SÁNCHEZ
City: Boca del Río, Veracruz
Capacity: 2,500
Opening: n/a
Tournaments for countries:
Central American and Caribbean Games (women) 2014
U.D. LIC. BENITO JUÁREZ
City: Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas
Capacity: 5,000
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO LAS ÁNIMAS
City: Yahualica, Jalisco
Capacity: 12,000
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO UNIDAD DEPORTIVA ADOLFO LÓPEZ MATEOS
City: Apatzingán, Michoacan
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO DOMINGO VELÁZQUEZ
City: San Francisco del Rincón, Guanajuato
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: n/a
UD JOSÉ BRINDIS
City: Nanacamilpa, Tlaxcala
Capacity: 1,078
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO MOMOXCO
City: Milpa Alta, Ciudad de México
Capacity: 3,500
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO IGNACIO LÓPEZ RAYÓN
City: Zitácuaro, Michoacán
Capacity: 10,000
Opening: n/a
Teams: Potros Zitácuaro (2001-02)
ESTADIO MUNICIPAL JOSÉ "LERMA PÉREZ
City: Ocoyoacac, Estado de México
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
ESTADIO GENERAL MANUEL CABRERA CARRADQUEDO
City: Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca
Capacity: n/a
Opening: n/a
Prepared and maintained by Erik Franciso Lugo, Martín Toscano, Aldo Bonanni and Pedro Minero for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Erik Franciso Lugo
(eaglelugo@yahoo.com.mx),
Martín Toscano
(martinblue517@gmail.com),
Aldo Bonanni
(abonannit@yahoo.com.mx) and
Pedro Minero
(pedro_minero@hotmail.com)
Last updated: 8 Jun 2023
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