Against all odds, Club América has made history — becoming the first team in Liga MX’s short tournament era to win three consecutive league titles. With an injury-riddled squad, no true home stadium, and a lowly 8th-place finish in the regular season, Las Águilas rose above adversity to etch their name into the record books once more. This tricampeonato is not just a trophy — it’s a symbol of resilience, legacy, and unmatched greatness in Mexican football.

Another match, another trophy. Club América defeated Tigres at Dignity Health Sports Park to lift the SuperCopa MX, capping off a remarkable run of four titles in just one year. Despite missing key starters, Las Águilas showed grit and depth, overcoming a slow first half to secure yet another piece of silverware. With the Apertura 2024 season days away, this victory fuels momentum and marks another chapter in what could be a golden era for América under André Jardine.

The road to more silverware begins now. Club América take on Tigres this Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park in the SuperCopa MX — their first competitive test ahead of the Apertura 2024 season. With multiple key players out due to injuries and Copa América duty, André Jardine will rely on a makeshift squad to defend the club’s winning standard. As reigning Bi-Campeones, there’s no room for excuses — only the expectation to win.