Honours & Records
17 entries in the Cruz Azul compendium.
Primera División 1970Cruz Azul's second league title, won in 1970.Primera División 1968-69The historic season where La Máquina Celeste finally rose to claim their first-ever leaguePrimera División 1982A season without a title for Cruz Azul.Copa MX 2003The Cement Machine of Mexican football.CONCACAF Champions' Cup 1997Cruz Azul's fourth CONCACAF Champions' Cup title, won with a 5–3 victory over the Los AngeCONCACAF Champions' Cup 1970Cruz Azul's second CONCACAF title, won by default after Saprissa and Transvaal withdrew.Copa Interamericana 1969The Azulgrana crushed continental rivals and snatched international glory from Argentine gCuauhtémoc Blanco Pichichi WinnerThe two-time Pichichi king who defined an era for the Celestes with his lethal finishing.Apertura 1997 Liga MX ChampionshipBlue fire in the autumn of '97: La Máquina roared back to the summit.1955–56 Liga MX ChampionshipThe 1955–56 Liga MX Championship stands as one of Cruz Azul's defining early titles, cemen1950–51 Liga MX ChampionshipTwenty-five years of blue grit, one trophy that made the Cementeros eternal.Clausura 1995 Liga MX ChampionshipThe Cement Machine of Mexican football.Copa MX 2013The Cement Machine – a working-class club with a record of continental dominance.CONCACAF Champions Cup 2014 Final – lost to PachucaBlue steel met a wall of white in the final; the trophy stayed in Pachuca.Hugo Sánchez – all-time top scorer and legendThe Golden Boy of Mexican football and a Real Madrid legend.Most finals lost in Liga MX history (10+ dropped titles)Paraguayan striker, record goal scorer for his national team, and winner of the UEFA ChampClausura 1996 Final – lost to PueblaThe final that brought glory: La Máquina triumphs over La Franja in 1996.
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