The top professional division of Mexican football, we've compiled a list of every Liga MX winner since the introduction of the Liguilla final phase in 1970.
Club América are Mexico's most successful club with 15 titles, three more than Chivas de Guadalajara on the all-time charts.
Fascinatingly, they're the only two clubs to have remained in the Mexican top flight since the league was founded in 1943.
A total of 24 clubs have been crowned champions, with Tijuana the latest side to add silverware to their collection with the 2012 Apertura title.
Liga MX winners list
1971-1996
Year: | Winner: | Runner-up: |
1970/71 | América | Toluca |
1971/72 | Cruz Azul | América |
1972/73 | Cruz Azul | Leon |
1973/74 | Cruz Azul | Atletico Espanol |
1974/75 | Toluca | Leon |
1975/76 | América | Universidad de Guadalajara |
1976/77 | Pumas UNAM | Universidad de Guadalajara |
1977/78 | Tigres | Pumas UNAM |
1978/79 | Cruz Azul | Pumas UNAM |
1979/80 | Cruz Azul | Tigres |
1980/81 | Pumas UNAM | Cruz Azul |
1981/82 | Tigres | Atlante |
1982/83 | Puebla | Chivas de Guadalajara |
1983/84 | América | Chivas de Guadalajara |
1984/85 | América | Pumas UNAM |
PRODE 1985 | América | Tampico Madero |
Mexico 1986 | Monterrey | Tampico Madero |
1986/87 | Chivas de Guadalajara | Cruz Azul |
1987/88 | América | Pumas UNAM |
1988/89 | América | Cruz Azul |
1989/90 | Puebla | Universidad de Guadalajara |
1990/91 | Pumas UNAM | América |
1991/92 | Leon | Puebla |
1992/93 | Atlante | Monterrey |
1993/94 | Tecos | Santos Laguna |
1994/95 | Necaxa | Cruz Azul |
1995/96 | Necaxa | Selaya |
1996-Present
Year: | Winner: | Runner-up: |
Invierno 1996 | Santos Laguna | Necaxa |
Verano 1997 | Chivas de Guadalajara | Toros Neza |
Invierno 1997 | Cruz Azul | Leon |
Verano 1998 | Toluca | Nexaca |
Invierno 1998 | Necaxa | Chivas de Guadalajara |
Verano 1999 | Toluca | Atlas |
Invierno 1999 | Pachuca | Cruz Azul |
Verano 2000 | Toluca | Santos Laguna |
Invierno 2000 | Morelia | Toluca |
Verano 2001 | Santos Laguna | Pachuca |
Invierno 2001 | Pachuca | Tigres |
Verano 2002 | América | Necaxa |
Apertura 2002 | Toluca | Morelia |
Clausara 2003 | Monterrey | Morelia |
Apertura 2003 | Pachuca | Tigres |
Clausara 2004 | Pumas UNAM | Chivas de Guadalajara |
Apertura 2004 | Pumas UNAM | Monterrey |
Clausara 2005 | América | Tecos |
Apertura 2005 | Toluca | Monterrey |
Clausara 2006 | Pachuca | San Luis |
Apertura 2006 | Chivas de Guadalajara | Toluca |
Clausara 2007 | Pachuca | América |
Apertura 2007 | Atlante | Pumas UNAM |
Clausara 2008 | Santos Laguna | Cruz Azul |
Apertura 2008 | Toluca | Cruz Azul |
Clausara 2009 | Pumas UNAM | Pachuca |
Apertura 2009 | Monterrey | Cruz Azul |
Bicentenario 2010 | Toluca | Santos Laguna |
Apertura 2010 | Monterrey | Santos Laguna |
Clausara 2011 | Pumas UNAM | Morelia |
Apertura 2011 | Tigres | Santos Laguna |
Clausara 2012 | Santos Laguna | Monterrey |
Apertura 2012 | Tijuana | Toluca |
Clausara 2013 | América | Cruz Azul |
Apertura 2013 | Leon | América |
Clausara 2014 | Leon | Pachuca |
Apertura 2014 | América | Tigres |
Clausara 2015 | Santos Laguna | Queretaro |
Apertura 2015 | Tigres | Pumas UNAM |
Clausara 2016 | Pachuca | Monterrey |
Apertura 2016 | Tigres | América |
Clausara 2017 | Chivas de Guadalajara | Tigres |
Apertura 2017 | Tigres | Monterrey |
Clausara 2018 | Santos Laguna | Toluca |
Apertura 2018 | América | Cruz Azul |
Clausara 2019 | Tigres | Leon |
Apertura 2019 | Monterrey | América |
Guardianes 2020 | Leon | Pumas UNAM |
Guardianes 2021 | Cruz Azul | Santos Laguna |
Apertura 2021 | Atlas | Leon |
Clausara 2022 | Atlas | Pachuca |
Apertura 2022 | Pachuca | Toluca |
Clausara 2023 | Tigres | Chivas de Guadalajara |
Apertura 2023 | América | Tigres |
Clausara 2024 | América | Cruz Azul |
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