Club Puebla

Club Puebla, also known as "La Franja" (The Stripe) due to their iconic blue sash on white jerseys, is a professional football team based in the city of Puebla, Mexico. Established on May 7, 1944, they are one of the oldest football clubs in the country.

Puela plays its home matches at the Estadio Cuauhtémoc, which has a capacity of around 51,726 spectators and is named after the great Aztec Emperor. The stadium is known for its distinctive architecture and has undergone renovations to provide modern facilities for fans and players alike.

Historically, Club Puebla has been competitive in the Mexican top flight, Liga MX, having won the league title on multiple occasions. Their trophy cabinet includes domestic league titles, Copa MX titles, and a North American SuperLiga title, showcasing their success in both national and international competitions.

Club Puebla's colors are traditionally white and blue, and they feature a badge that highlights the city's colonial architecture. The team is known for its passionate fan base that provides a vibrant and intimidating atmosphere at home matches. Over the years, Club Puebla has nurtured various notable players who have contributed significantly to its legacies, such as Carlos Poblete, Blas Pérez, and Cuauhtémoc Blanco.

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