Atlas FC, one of Mexico's oldest soccer clubs with a star-studded fan base, clinched its first title in 70 years. Can it keep winning? ... Now the club is going for another, ...

Soccer newsletter: Mexico’s Atlas FC is all about breaking that jinx. Julio Furch of Atlas. ... That’s quite a turnaround for a club even its employees thought was too jinxed to win.

A supporter of Italian club Parma Calcio from his years growing up in Europe, he was previously a long-time member of Major League Soccer's digital media team, as a multimedia content producer, on ...

Atlas vs. Tigres UANL Live Stream, ... Mexico's top soccer league. ... Club America, and Tigres competing for the first Mexican rivalry tournament.

MEXICO CITY, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca on Monday bought the troubled Atlas soccer club for about $50 million, the club's president, Eugenio Ruiz, said at a press conference ...

Since 1951, Atlas had yet to lift a trophy as part of Mexico's top flight, and they've broadly struggled to keep pace with traditional giants like Club America and crosstown rivals, Chivas.

Of Liga Mayor’s 10 founding members, only Atlas, Club América, Guadalajara, and Necaxa still compete in Liga MX today. Atlante and Veracruz now play in Mexico’s lower divisions, while the ...

T his Saturday, Atlas Rojinegros will face off against Club América, the top contender for the Liga MX title. This will be ...

Atlas’ main rivals are Chivas, who also play in Guadalajara, in the Clásico Tapatío. The rivalry dates back to 1916, making it one of the oldest in Mexico. For fifty years, both clubs shared the ...

It then spread to stadiums across Mexico with fans of Guadalajara soccer club Atlas. Francisco Acuña, a 55-year-old Atlas fan, said the chant was a way for fans to express emotion during the game ...

It then spread to stadiums across Mexico with fans of Guadalajara soccer club Atlas. Francisco Acuña, a 55-year-old Atlas fan, said the chant was a way for fans to express emotion during the game ...

MEXICO CITY, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca on Monday bought the troubled Atlas soccer club for about $50 million, the club's president, Eugenio Ruiz, said at a press conference ...