Honours & Records
22 entries in the Tigres UANL compendium.
InterLiga 2006When the circuit was short, the Felinos were sharp—InterLiga 2006 belonged to Tigres.Copa MX 2011Las Amazonas: Seven-time Liga Femenil champions and the most successful club in the league's history.Campeón de Campeones 2011Eight-time Liga MX champions and 2020 CONCACAF Champions League winnersLiga MX Clausura 2015The Tigers of the Autonomous University of Nuevo LeónLiga MX Apertura 2011The gold and blue pride of Nuevo León.Liga MX Apertura 2016The gold and blue of Nuevo León.Campeón de Campeones 2016Automatic champions for winning both halves of the season.Campeón de Campeones 2017The Super cup of Mexican football, contested by the two Liga MX champions.Liga MX Clausura 2017Four stars, one Azteca, and a Tigres dynasty etched in gold.Liga MX Clausura 2018Four stars, one volcanoLiga MX Clausura 2023The gold and blue pride of Nuevo León.2015-16 Apertura Liga MX ChampionshipThe gold and blue of Tigres UANL, champions of Liga MX and CONCACAF.2018-19 Apertura Liga MX ChampionshipThe gold and blue pride of Nuevo León.2023-24 Apertura Liga MX ChampionshipGold and Blue Pride of Nuevo León2011-12 Copa MX ChampionshipThe gold and blue pride of Nuevo León.2013-14 Copa MX ChampionshipOne more cup, one more statement: Tigres proved there is no competition they cannot conquer.2019 Supercopa de MéxicoThe gold and blue of Tigres UANL, representing the Autonomous University of Nuevo León.1995-96 Apertura Liga MX ChampionshipForty-three years of silence broke at last under the lights of the Volcán.2024 Supercopa de MéxicoThe gold and blue of Tigres UANL, champions of Liga MX and CONCACAF.Most CONCACAF Champions League titles (2)Las Amazonas: Seven-time Liga MX Femenil champions.Most Liga MX titles by a single club (6)Tigres UANL: Eight-time Liga MX champions, including two pre-1996 titles.Most goals in a single Liga MX tournament for TigresTigres UANL: eight-time Liga MX champions.
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