Necaxa

Founded in 1923, Club Necaxa is one of Mexico’s oldest professional football clubs, rooted in the industrial heritage of Aguascalientes. The team plays at the modern Estadio Victoria, a stadium that captures the city’s vibrant football culture. Necaxa enjoyed a golden era in the 1990s, winning three Liga MX titles and earning the nickname “Los Rayos” for their electrifying attacking style. Their 1994–95 championship remains a hallmark, showcasing a blend of speed and technical precision that defined the club. Although recent decades have been more modest, Necaxa’s legacy as a resilient, fan-driven institution endures in Mexican football.