In Liga MX, which teams have the most titles in the short tournament format?

Since the MX competition implemented the short tournaments in all its competitions, the list of winners of many teams of First Division It increased significantly, to the point that many of them called themselves “big”, given the impressive number of trophies they had in the local championship.

In the last decade, America And tigers They showed supremacy in Mexican football, but if we look at history since the two championships per year were introduced (winter 1996), the situation is in favor of others.

Altogether they are disputed 50 tournaments since 1996must 49 champions and a game that was canceled and without frost due to the coronavirus pandemic (late 2020).

Atlas took the title of Opened 2021 and they have them first match in this format. Now they added their second star in short tournaments after taking home the cup Closure 2022.

In GOAL we’ll show you all champions and the teams that have more titles in the Liga MX short tournaments.

ATLANTIS: 1

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• Opening year 2007

NECAXA: 1

• winter 1998

MORELIA: 1

• winter 2000

XOLOS: 1

• opened in 2012

ATLAS: 2

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• Opened 2021
• Closure 2022

BLUE CROSS: 2

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• winter 1997
• Guardians 2021

GOATS: 3

• summer 1997
• Opening year 2006
• Closing 2017

LION: 3

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• opened in 2013
• Closing 2014
• Guardians 2020

COUGARS: 4

• End of 2004
• opened in 2004
• Closing 2009
• Closing 2011

MONTERREY: 4

• End of 2003
• Opening year 2009
• opened in 2010
• Opened 2019

TIGER: 6

• opened in 2011
• opened in 2015
• opened in 2016
• opened in 2017
• Closing 2019
• Closure 2023

AMERICA: 5

• summer 2002
• End of 2005
• Closing 2013
• opened in 2014
• opened in 2018

SAINTS: 6

• winter 1996
• summer 2001
• Closing 2008
• Closing 2012
• Closing 2015
• Closing 2018

PACHUCA: 7

• winter 1999
• winter 2001
• opened in 2003
• End of 2006
• End of 2007
• Closing 2016
• Opened 2022

TOLUCA: 7

• summer 1998
• summer 1999
• summer 2000
• opened in 2002
• opened in 2005
• opened in 2008
• Bicentenary 2010