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1	Aguacateros de Peribán FC	37	14	10	3	1	33 - 10	23
2	Petroleros de Salamanca CFC	34	14	9	3	2	30 - 14	16
3	Irapuato	33	14	9	4	1	18 - 8	10
4	Gavilanes FC Matamoros	32	14	8	5	1	29 - 15	14
5	CF Reboceros La Piedad	27	14	7	3	4	32 - 19	13
6	Aguacateros CDU	24	14	6	3	5	21 - 22	-1
7	Zacatepec FC	21	14	5	4	5	23 - 21	2
8	Sporting Canamy	12	14	3	2	9	30 - 36	-6
9	Halcones de Zapopan	11	14	2	4	8	12 - 20	-8
10	Lobos ULM	11	14	1	8	5	13 - 22	-9
11	Correcaminos II	11	14	3	2	9	15 - 33	-18
12	Colima	3	14	1	0	13	9 - 32	-23

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Chihuahua Fútbol Club, often known as Chihuahua FC, is a professional football club based in Chihuahua City, Mexico. Founded in 2022, the club is relatively new but has quickly made an impact in Mexican football. Their ambition and strong community roots have positioned them as an exciting presence in the Liga de Expansión MX, Mexico’s second division.

Chihuahua FC plays its home matches at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza, a modern facility that underscores the club’s aspirations. The team’s colors are red and white, reflecting the pride and spirit of the Chihuahua region.

Despite its recent foundation, Chihuahua FC has successfully built a passionate and growing fanbase. Supporters, often referred to as “Los Canes,” are known for their loyalty and energetic atmosphere at matches, making Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza a fortress for the home side.

The club is committed to building a sustainable sporting project, focusing on local player development and engaging with the city’s community. Their distinctive identity, regional pride, and ambitious leadership mark them as a team to watch in Mexican football.

Team:	Chihuahua FC
Full name:	Chihuahua Fútbol Club
Country:	Mexico
Nickname:	Los Canes
Founded:	2022
Colors:	Red-White
Stadium:	Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza 22,000 Seats
Address:	Calle Pascual Orozco, Col. Altavista, C.P. 31200, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico
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Homepage:	https://chihuahua-fc.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Chihuahua FC

Founded

Chihuahua Fútbol Club was established in 2022, following the acquisition of the membership of UACH Fútbol Club. The new club was founded with the aim of bringing professional football back to Chihuahua City, a region with a rich sports tradition but previously lacking representation in Mexico’s top leagues. Chihuahua FC played its inaugural match in 2022 and quickly gained the support of the local community.

From its founding, the club emphasized a commitment to youth development, aligning with the state’s footballing grassroots and wider participation in the Liga Premier and later Liga de Expansión MX. Despite being in its formative stages, Chihuahua FC reached the final of the Liga Premier Apertura 2022 shortly after their creation, signaling their competitive potential on the national stage.

Since then, the team has consolidated its position and reputation, aiming to achieve promotion to Liga MX and establish itself as a powerhouse in Mexican football. Strong management, investment in infrastructure, and dedication to engaging the city’s fans have been central to the club’s philosophy.

Finances and ownership

Chihuahua FC operates under the umbrella of local business leaders and has close ties with the government of Chihuahua state. The club’s ownership structure aims for financial sustainability with strategic investments in talent and facilities. The primary investor is Grupo Xoy Capital, with additional support from business interests in the local economy.

Financially, the club is stable for its level, focusing on building commercial partnerships with local companies and developing a strong youth academy system to organically supply the first team. Although still in the process of growing revenues and fanbase compare to the big clubs in Liga MX, Chihuahua FC is recognized for prudent management and strong local sponsorships. The club is committed to compliance with Liga de Expansión MX’s financial regulations.

Chihuahua FC’s owners regularly engage with fans through outreach and social responsibility initiatives, strengthening the club’s connection to the city and region. Sponsorship deals, merchandise, and gate receipts form the club’s principal revenue streams.

Popular culture

Chihuahua FC, despite its short existence, has quickly entered local popular culture as a symbol of pride for Chihuahua City. The fan group “La Manada” (The Pack) is notable for its vibrant displays, drumming, and chants in support of the team. The club crest, inspired by the Chihuahua dog and regional patterns, has quickly gained iconic status in northern Mexico.

Chihuahua FC’s home games have become major community events, attracting families, local schools, and businesses, fostering an inclusive and energetic matchday spirit. The club’s merchandising and social media presence are tailored to emphasize Chihuahua’s state identity and passion for football.

The club’s anthem, “Orgullo y Pasión” (“Pride and Passion”), is sung before every home match, and local bands often perform at key fixtures, adding to the distinctive matchday atmosphere. Chihuahua FC apparel and memorabilia are increasingly visible throughout the city and region, making the club a central reference point in local sports culture.

Media coverage for the team has expanded, with national television and radio providing regular broadcasts of their Liga de Expansión MX contests. Community involvement and youth clinics contribute to Chihuahua FC’s growing status both on and off the pitch.

Player

Although Chihuahua FC is a young club, they have quickly developed a roster with a balance of experienced professionals and young regional talents. The club places strong emphasis on nurturing local players and offering them a pathway to professional football, which is a key part of their identity and long-term strategy.

Notable names among the early years include experienced Mexican footballers such as Édgar González and local standout Iván Vázquez Mellado. The 2024 squad also includes promising youth graduates and foreign signings, reflecting the club’s ambition and competitive outlook in the Liga de Expansión MX.

The current roster is managed by a technical staff dedicated to an attacking, intense playing style. Chihuahua FC also benefits from experienced players who serve as mentors, shaping the next generation of talent from the state.

Famous Players

As a newly founded club, Chihuahua FC is still developing its legend. However, several players have made a significant impact in the early seasons and become fan favorites:

Iván Vázquez Mellado: A veteran goalkeeper, he quickly became a leader on and off the pitch, known for his experience in Mexican football and vital saves in key matches during the inaugural Liga Premier campaigns.
Édgar González: The striker played a leading role in the club’s first seasons, contributing important goals and helping the team reach national playoffs.
Rafael Durán: A talented attacking midfielder who provided creative flair and vision, helping Chihuahua FC’s fluid offensive play.
Emmanuel Ayala: A dedicated defender and local inspiration, he was among the first to wear the captain’s armband and promote the club’s values.

As new players reach milestones in upcoming seasons, the club’s history and list of stars will undoubtedly expand.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇲🇽 Édgar González	FW	19	46	0.41
2	🇲🇽 Rafael Durán	MF	13	50	0.26
3	🇲🇽 César Iván Gutiérrez	FW	9	29	0.31
4	🇲🇽 Raúl Enríquez	FW	8	38	0.21
5	🇲🇽 Óscar Raí Villa	FW	7	26	0.27

Typical Squad

Chihuahua FC usually fields a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, adapting to their opponent. The squad is composed of:

Goalkeeper

The team’s number one is often veteran Iván Vázquez Mellado, renowned for his composure and leadership. Up-and-comer Alfredo Saldívar is also competing for match starts.

Defender

The defense combines experienced players—such as Emmanuel Ayala and Jesús Rubio—with promising younger talents, offering solidity at the back and the ability to build from defense.

Midfielder

Chihuahua FC’s midfield is built around hardworking playmakers like Rafael Durán and energetic box-to-box players such as Luis Loroña, providing both creativity and defensive protection.

Forward

Édgar González typically leads the attack, supported by wingers and attacking midfielders who can score and create chances, like César Iván Gutiérrez.

The club is building a reputation for giving young players opportunities and balancing homegrown prospects with experienced leaders on the pitch.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season is Chihuahua FC’s third year in professional Mexican football, competing in Liga de Expansión MX and Copa MX. The club’s ambition is to solidify its position and challenge for promotion to the top flight.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Iván Vázquez Mellado	🇲🇽	Mexico	14/12/1982
Updating	12	Alfredo Saldívar	🇲🇽	Mexico	09/02/1990
Updating	30	Josué Robles	🇲🇽	Mexico	04/12/2000
Defender
Updating	3	Emmanuel Ayala	🇲🇽	Mexico	13/11/1992
Updating	15	Jesús Rubio	🇲🇽	Mexico	22/10/1990
Updating	23	Óscar Raí Villa	🇲🇽	Mexico	15/09/1995
Updating	4	Jonathan Vega	🇲🇽	Mexico	06/06/1998
Updating	5	Luis Donaldo Hernández	🇲🇽	Mexico	15/01/1998
Midfielder
Updating	8	Rafael Durán	🇲🇽	Mexico	20/08/1997
Updating	6	Luis Loroña	🇲🇽	Mexico	14/05/1993
Updating	20	César Iván Gutiérrez	🇲🇽	Mexico	09/10/1996
Updating	22	Luis Razo	🇲🇽	Mexico	08/07/1997
Forward
Updating	9	Édgar González	🇲🇽	Mexico	05/07/1989
Updating	11	Raúl Enríquez	🇲🇽	Mexico	20/05/1985
Manager
Updating		Diego López	🇲🇽	Mexico	Updating...
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Coach

Chihuahua FC, a professional football club based in Chihuahua, Mexico, has experienced a dynamic coaching history since its establishment. The club, with ambitions to grow within the Mexican football league system, has had several notable head coaches who contributed significantly to its development and competitive spirit. Below are some of the most prominent and successful coaches in the history of Chihuahua FC:

Diego López: López became the head coach in 2023 and led Chihuahua FC to the Liga Premier de México championship in the Clausura 2023 tournament, marking a historic achievement for the club as it clinched its first major title and promotion to Liga de Expansión MX.
Roberto Carlos Hernández: Appointed in late 2023, Hernández's experience played a key role in stabilizing the team during its debut season in Liga de Expansión MX, establishing a competitive squad and laying the foundation for future top-flight aspirations.

These coaches, along with others, have played pivotal roles in shaping the identity and competitive journey of Chihuahua FC.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
09/2023 – Present	Roberto Carlos Hernández	Mexico	03/08/1966
05/2022 – 09/2023	Diego López	Mexico	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Chihuahua FC is a professional football club based in Chihuahua, Mexico. Despite being a relatively new name in Mexican football, the club has established a distinct identity through its crest and colors.

The original crest of Chihuahua FC features a bold and stylized representation of a Chihuahua dog, symbolizing loyalty, tenacity, and regional pride. The crest is circular, with the club name "Chihuahua FC" inscribed along the border. Central to the design is the iconic silhouette of the Chihuahua, set against a background that highlights the club's founding year. Since its creation, the crest has remained largely consistent, with only slight modifications to typography and the image for modern branding purposes.

The traditional colors of Chihuahua FC are maroon and gold, a combination chosen to reflect both the historic colonial architecture of Chihuahua city and the warmth and vibrancy of its people. Throughout its brief history, the club has sometimes incorporated white as an alternate or secondary color, especially for away kits or special occasions. However, maroon and gold remain the primary and most recognizable colors associated with the club.

As the club continues to grow and attract more fans, its crest and colors constitute an unmistakable symbol of pride for the team and its supporters, representing the spirit and unity of the Chihuahua region.

Fan Club

Chihuahua FC boasts a passionate and dedicated fan base, commonly referred to as "La Jauría" (The Pack). Much like their canine mascot, members of La Jauría are known for their loyalty, resilience, and energetic support for their team, both at home and on the road.

The largest and most prominent fan group is "La Jauría Dorada" (The Golden Pack), famous for creating a vibrant atmosphere during matches with chants, drums, banners, and coordinated gold-and-maroon displays. Their presence is felt throughout the stadium, helping to inspire the players and intimidate visiting teams.

Chihuahua FC supporters are also recognized for their strongly community-oriented spirit, often organizing charity events and local outreach programs. The fans pride themselves on their inclusivity and family-friendly environment, welcoming both lifelong residents and newcomers alike.

The passion and unity of Chihuahua FC fans have quickly become an essential part of the club’s identity, making match days in Chihuahua a memorable experience for all.

Stadium

Chihuahua FC plays its home matches at Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza, located in the heart of Chihuahua, Mexico. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 22,000, making it one of the most significant sporting venues in the region.

The Estadio Olímpico Universitario was inaugurated in 2007 and has since hosted numerous important sporting events, including football matches, athletics championships, and cultural celebrations. The stadium is named in honor of José Reyes Baeza, a notable figure in local education and government.

In preparation for Chihuahua FC's entry into professional football, the stadium underwent renovations to enhance the fan experience, including the installation of improved seating, VIP facilities, and upgraded lighting and sound systems. Plans are underway for additional modernization to accommodate the club's growing support base, aiming to provide a top-tier matchday atmosphere and infrastructure.

With its modern amenities and central location, Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza stands as a proud home for Chihuahua FC and its supporters.

Honours and Awards

Chihuahua FC is an emerging club in Mexican football, with its eyes set on building a strong legacy in the national competition. While the club is still accumulating major honors, it has already achieved commendable milestones within its first years of existence.

No	Cups	Amount	Awards	Years
1	Liga Premier de México (Serie A)	1	Winner	2022/23
2	Copa Conecta	1	Winner	2022
3	Mexican Top Division	0	Updating...	Updating...
4	CONCACAF Champions League	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Chihuahua FC

Q: When was Chihuahua FC founded?

A: Chihuahua FC was officially established in 2021.

Q: What league does Chihuahua FC play in?

A: Chihuahua FC currently competes in the Liga Premier de México (Serie A), the third tier of Mexican football.

Q: What is the meaning behind the Chihuahua FC crest?

A: The crest features the silhouette of a Chihuahua dog, symbolizing local pride, loyalty, and agility.

Q: What are the club's official colors?

A: The official colors of Chihuahua FC are maroon and gold.

Q: Who are the main supporters group of Chihuahua FC?

A: The largest fan group is "La Jauría Dorada," known for their colorful displays and passionate matchday support.

Q: Where does Chihuahua FC play its home games?

A: Home matches are played at Estadio Olímpico Universitario José Reyes Baeza in Chihuahua, Mexico.

Q: Has Chihuahua FC won any major titles?

A: Yes, Chihuahua FC won the Liga Premier de México (Serie A) championship in the 2022/23 season and the Copa Conecta in 2022.

Q: Does Chihuahua FC have any rivalries?

A: Chihuahua FC's main rivalries are still developing, but matches against other regional teams tend to be highly contested.

Q: Are there plans for the club to move up to higher divisions?

A: Yes, Chihuahua FC's long-term ambition is to achieve promotion to the Liga de Expansión MX and eventually the Liga MX.

Q: How can I buy tickets or merchandise for Chihuahua FC?

A: Tickets and official merchandise can be purchased through the club’s official website or at the stadium on match days.

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