Tigres UANL is experiencing contrasting fortunes between its men's and women's teams, with a Liga MX draw and a firm lead in the women's league. The club from Nuevo León is on a five-match unbeaten run in the league but sits 14th in the overall table with just six points.
Tigres UANL drew 1-1 with Necaxa on September 6 at the Estadio Universitario. The match was for matchday 7 of the Apertura 2026 and left the team with a record of one win, four draws, and three losses this season. Rodrigo Aguirre scored for the felines in the 40th minute, after Owen González had put the visitors ahead in the 12th.
The result extends Tigres' positive streak to five games without a loss, with a recent form of one win and four draws. However, the team is ten points behind leaders Club América in the Liga MX standings. So far this season, Tigres has scored nine goals and conceded eleven.
For the clash against Necaxa, the broadcast in the United States was available through Telemundo and its digital platforms. In Mexico, the official transmission was on TV Azteca 7.
This coverage is important for the international fanbase following the team. Supporters can check the full schedule of fixtures on the club's upcoming matches page. The next challenge will be a regional derby against Monterrey on September 13.
The Tigres UANL women's team, known as the Tgressas, leads Group A of the Liga MX Femenil. The squad maintains impressive form, even improving after the departure of star player Juanjeni Hermoso. Last week, the felines beat Pachuca 2-0 to stays.
The contrast with the men's team is stark, as the latter struggles near the bottom of the table. The Tgressas have shown their strength and are clear candidates to reach the final again. Their next high-voltage match will be against América on September 13, a duel that could define trends.
Tigres UANL achieved a historic victory in the 2019 Leagues Cup semifinals against América. The match ended 2-2 in regulation time, with goals from André-Pierre Gignac and an own goal from Bruno Valdez in the 90+5 minute forcing a penalty shootout. Tigres won the shootout 5-3 to advance to the final.
That penalty victory, with successful kicks from players like Luis Quiñones and Carlos Salcedo, remains etched in the memory of the fans. It was a key triumph in an international competition that showed the team's character. Details of the lineup and match statistics are available in our historical stats section.
Tigres UANL will visit Monterrey, who are ninth in the table, on September 13 for matchday 8 of the Apertura 2026.
