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Clásico Regiomontano, Clásico Regio, Clásico del Norte or Clásico Norteño is a football derby in Nuevo León, Mexico, between crosstown rival teams C.F. Monterrey and Tigres UANL. Since the first Clásico in 1974, the two teams have competed over 100 times for bragging rights and city honour.[1] It is known for being one of the most intensely competed derbies in Mexican football, even being regarded by people in the city of Monterrey and Northern Mexico as the most important Mexican derby. The match is the biggest game of the season in Monterrey, and every year, fans wait in line for days outside the stadium just to get tickets, which are often priced at two or three times their regular value.[2][3]

Clásico Regiomontano
LocationMonterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
TeamsC.F. Monterrey and Tigres UANL
First meeting1974
Statistics
Most player appearancesAndré-Pierre Gignac

In August 2018, Monterrey and Tigres had the most expensive squads in Liga MX.[4]

Record

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Team MP W D L GF GA Dif
Monterrey 139 48 42 49 174 185 −12
UANL 139 49 42 48 185 174 +12

MP = Matches Played; W = Wins; D = Draws; L = Losses; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; Dif = Goal Difference

  • Clásico 28 was suspended without result.

Historical results

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Clásico Number Home Team Result[5] Away Team Stadium[5] Date[5] Tournament
1 Tigres 3–3 Rayados Estadio Universitario July 13, 1974 1974–1975 Season
2 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Universitario January 4, 1975 1974–1975 Season
3 Tigres 0–4 Rayados Estadio Universitario August 23, 1975 Friendly
4 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Universitario January 31, 1976 1975–1976 Season
5 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario June 12, 1976 1975–1976 Season
6 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 25, 1976 1976–1977 Season
7 Rayados 3–2 Tigres Estadio Universitario February 5, 1977 1976–1977 Season
8 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico August 13, 1977 1977–1978 Season
9 Tigres 4–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario January 14, 1978 1977–1978 Season
10 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Universitario September 23, 1978 1978–1979 Season
11 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario February 3, 1979 1978–1979 Season
12 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Universitario June 6, 1979 1978–1979 Season (Playoffs)
13 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario June 16, 1979 1978–1979 Season (Playoffs)
14 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Universitario October 6, 1979 1979–1980 Season
15 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario February 16, 1980 1979–1980 Season
16 Rayados 2–2 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 4, 1980 1980–1981 Season
17 Tigres 3–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario November 6, 1980 Friendly
18 Tigres 2–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 21, 1981 1980–1981 Season
19 Tigres 3–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario October 3, 1981 1981–1982 Season
20 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico February 6, 1982 1981–1982 Season
21 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico September 18, 1982 1982–1983 Season
22 Tigres 2–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario January 22, 1983 1982–1983 Season
23 Tigres 0–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 17, 1983 1983–1984 Season
24 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico January 28, 1984 1983–1984 Season
25 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario August 11, 1984 Friendly
26 Rayados 2–2 Tigres Estadio Universitario November 17, 1984 1984–1985 Season
27 Rayados 2–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico March 30, 1985 1984–1985 Season
28 Suspended without result at the 7th minute May 1, 1985 Friendly
29 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 28, 1985 Friendly
30 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario October 25, 1986 1986–1987 Season
31 Rayados 0–2 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico March 21, 1987 1986–1987 Season
32 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 12, 1987 1987–1988 Season
33 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico May 7, 1988 1987–1988 Season
34 Tigres 1–3 Rayados Estadio Universitario January 14, 1989 1988–1989 Season
35 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico May 13, 1989 1988–1989 Season
36 Tigres 0–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 2, 1989 1989–1990 Season
37 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico March 31, 1990 1989–1990 Season
38 Rayados 4–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico December 22, 1990 1990–1991 Season
39 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 27, 1991 1990–1991 Season
40 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico December 7, 1991 1991–1992 Season
41 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 4, 1992 1991–1992 Season
42 Tigres 1–1 (4–5 on p.k.) Rayados Estadio Universitario August 1, 1992 Friendly
43 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario November 7, 1992 1992–1993 Season
44 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico March 20, 1993 1992–1993 Season
45 Rayados 3–3 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico August 7, 1993 Friendly
46 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico November 6, 1993 1993–1994 Season
47 Tigres 2–4 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 5, 1994 1993–1994 Season
48 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico November 30, 1994 1994–1995 Season
49 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 5, 1995 1994–1995 Season
50 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico December 2, 1995 1995–1996 Season
51 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 24, 1996 1995–1996 Season
52 Tigres 2–2 (5–4 on p.k.) Rayados Estadio Universitario July 27, 1996 1996–1997 Cup
53 Tigres 0–4 Rayados Estadio Universitario July 19, 1997 Friendly
54 Rayados 2–3 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico September 13, 1997 Invierno 1997
55 Tigres 1–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario February 27, 1998 Verano 1998
56 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico September 12, 1998 Invierno 1998
57 Tigres 3–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 19, 1998 Friendly
58 Tigres 2–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario February 27, 1999 Verano 1999
59 Tigres 2–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 22, 1999 Invierno 1999
60 Rayados 2–3 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico December 18, 1999 Friendly
61 Rayados 3–6 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico February 26, 2000 Verano 2000
62 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico April 5, 2000 Verano 2000
63 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico September 2, 2000 Invierno 2000
64 Tigres 2–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 29, 2000 Friendly
65 Tigres 2–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario February 10, 2001 Verano 2001
66 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 20, 2001 Invierno 2001
67 Tigres 0–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 30, 2002 Verano 2002
68 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario July 20, 2002 Friendly
69 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 19, 2002 Apertura 2002
70 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 12, 2003 Clausura 2003
71 Tigres 1–4 Rayados Estadio Universitario June 4, 2003 Clausura 2003 (Playoffs)
72 Rayados 1–2 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico June 7, 2003 Clausura 2003 (Playoffs)
73 Tigres 3–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario October 22, 2003 Apertura 2003
74 Rayados 3–3 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico April 10, 2004 Clausura 2004
75 Tigres 6–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario August 21, 2004 Apertura 2004
76 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico January 22, 2005 Clausura 2005
77 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico September 24, 2005 Apertura 2005
78 Tigres 1–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 7, 2005 Apertura 2005 (Playoffs)
79 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico December 10, 2005 Apertura 2005 (Playoffs)
80 Tigres 2–1 (a.e.t.) Rayados Home Depot Center January 15, 2006 Interliga 2006
81 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 12, 2006 Clausura 2006
82 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 14, 2006 Apertura 2006
83 Rayados 0–2 Tigres Robertson Stadium January 3, 2007 Interliga 2007
84 Tigres 3–3 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 31, 2007 Clausura 2007
85 Tigres 1–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 22, 2007 Apertura 2007
86 Rayados 2–3 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico March 8, 2008 Clausura 2008
87 Rayados 1–4 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 18, 2008 Apertura 2008
88 Tigres 0–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 11, 2009 Clausura 2009
89 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario August 22, 2009 Apertura 2009
90 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Robertson Stadium January 6, 2010 Interliga 2010
91 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico February 14, 2010 Torneo Bicentenario 2010
92 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 11, 2010 Apertura 2010
93 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico February 19, 2011 Clausura 2011
94 Tigres 0–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario October 22, 2011 Apertura 2011
95 Rayados 2–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico April 7, 2012 Clausura 2012
96 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico November 3, 2012 Apertura 2012
97 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario Abril 27, 2013 Clausura 2013
98 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico May 8, 2013 Clausura 2013 (Playoffs)
99 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 11, 2013 Clausura 2013 (Playoffs)
100 Tigres 3–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario August 10, 2013 Apertura 2013
101 Rayados 2–2 (4–2 on p.k.) Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 2, 2013 Copa MX Apertura 2013
102 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico February 1, 2014 Clausura 2014
103 Rayados 2–2 Tigres Estadio Tecnológico October 25, 2014 Apertura 2014
104 Tigres 3–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 18, 2015 Clausura 2015
105 Tigres 3–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 19, 2015 Apertura 2015
106 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer March 5, 2016 Clausura 2016
107 Tigres 1–3 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 11, 2016 Clausura 2016 (Playoffs)
108 Rayados 1–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer May 14, 2016 Clausura 2016 (Playoffs)
109 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario October 29, 2016 Apertura 2016
110 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer April 22, 2017 Clausura 2017
111 Tigres 4–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 10, 2017 Clausura 2017 (Playoffs)
112 Rayados 0–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer May 13, 2017 Clausura 2017 (Playoffs)
113 Rayados 2–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer November 19, 2017 Apertura 2017
114 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario December 7, 2017 Apertura 2017 (Finals)
115 Rayados 1–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer December 10, 2017 Apertura 2017 (Finals)
116 Tigres 2–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 28, 2018 Clausura 2018
117 Tigres 0–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 23, 2018 Apertura 2018
118 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer March 9, 2019 Clausura 2019
119 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 23, 2019 CONCACAF Champions League (Finals)
120 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer May 1, 2019 CONCACAF Champions League (Finals)
121 Rayados 1–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA Bancomer May 15, 2019 Clausura 2019 (Playoffs)
122 Tigres 1–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 18, 2019 Clausura 2019 (Playoffs)
123 Rayados 0–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA September 28, 2019 Apertura 2019
124 Rayados 0–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA September 26, 2020 Guardianes 2020
125 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario April 24, 2021 Guardianes 2021
126 Rayados 2–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA September 19, 2021 Apertura Grita México
127 Tigres 2–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 19, 2022 Clausura Grita México
128 Rayados 0–0 Tigres Estadio BBVA August 20, 2022 Apertura 2022
129 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario March 18, 2023 Clausura 2023
130 Tigres 1–1 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 17, 2023 Clausura 2023 (Semi-final)
131 Rayados 0–1 Tigres Estadio BBVA May 20, 2023 Clausura 2023 (Semi-final)
132 Tigres 0–1 Rayados Shell Energy Stadium August 8, 2023 Leagues Cup (Round of 16)
133 Tigres 3–0 Rayados Estadio Universitario September 23, 2023 Apertura 2023
134 Rayados 1–2 Tigres Shell Energy Stadium October 14, 2023 Friendly
135 Rayados 3–3 Tigres Estadio BBVA April 14, 2024 Clausura 2024
136 Tigres 1–2 Rayados Estadio Universitario May 9, 2024 Clausura 2024 (Quarter-final)
137 Rayados 1–1 Tigres Estadio BBVA May 12, 2024 Clausura 2024 (Quarter-final)
138 Rayados 2–1 Tigres Alamodome October 12, 2024 Friendly
139 Rayados 4–2 Tigres Estadio BBVA October 19, 2024 Apertura 2024

Notable Clásicos

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  • Clásico 1.[1] The first Clásico Regiomontano. 13 July, 1974 saw the first game Tigres played in the First Division with Monterrey, and resulted in a tie. Result: Tigres 3–3 Rayados.
  • Clásico 2. The first victory went to Monterrey, with a score of 2–1. Nilo Acuna scored at the 44th and Alfredo Jimenez at the 89th minute. Tigres’ rather late goal was made by Alberto Rodriguez at the 92nd minute.
  • Clásico 12 and 13.[1][6] The first Clásico in the playoffs. With the first leg on 6 June, and the second leg on 16 June 1979, Tigres and Rayados met in the playoffs for the first time, although this was not a direct elimination instance. In the 1978–79 season, league playoffs were played in an elimination "group-stage" format, in which, after league elimination, two groups of four teams were formed and the leader of each group advanced to the final. Tigres and Rayados were in Group 2, along with Pumas and Zacatepec. Both games were played in the Estadio Universitario. Tigres won Clásico 12 with a goal by Mantegazza at the 18th minute. Clásico 13 ended with a draw by 1–1, in which Rayados' Raúl Isiordia scored first, at the 8th minute, only to be tied at the 40th by Gerónimo Barbadillo. With these results, Tigres managed to tie for first place with Pumas on the group leaderboard, but were not able to qualify to the final due to goal difference.
  • Clasico 23. Rayados wins after six years. On 17 September 1983, Rayados defeated Tigres at their stadium after six years without winning, since 5 February 1977. Tigres held at the time what was the longest undefeated streak in these Clásicos.
  • Clásico 51. What is known as the “Relegation Clásico”. Tigres had three poor seasons, being one of the worst teams in Mexico.[7] It was a done deal that Tigres would be relegated to Primera División A, but to confirm it, they only needed to lose one more game. Contrary to popular belief, Tigres was already in Primera A even if it won this game, as the results for it to stay depended on a different game, and no matter the result of the clasico, they were already relegated to Primera A, with goals by Sergio "El Pibe" Verdirame and Luis Miguel Salvador, Monterrey won with a score of 2–1.
  • Clasico 61. Run over Rayados with six goals. On 26 February 2000, Tigres visited Rayados at their stadium. Tigres outplayed Monterrey and scored six goals. Rayados claimed that there was an irregularity with the signature on the contract of Osmar Donizete. The game was eventually annulled.
  • Clásico 71 . The "4 a 1". On 4 June 2003, was the first time that Tigres and Rayados met in the playoff semifinals. There was a sense that whoever won this semifinal would have been the favourite for the championship. Tigres started the first game well, scoring very early 1–0, but 4 unanswered goals by Rayados turned the tide in the game and in the Semifinals.
  • Clásico 75 . Six goals again. Tigres visited Rayados and humiliated them in their own stadium with a score of 6–2. Tigres scored 6 goals in a derby for the second time.
  • Clásico 79. Another semifinal encounter. Tigres was victorious in the first game (Clásico 78) 1–0 in the Estadio Universitario. For the second game, Rayados won 2–1, Defender Claudio Suárez saw the red card in a play that gave Rayados a penalty and the goal lead. Rayados defeated Tigres with a goal by Guillermo "El Guille" Franco as the game neared the 90 minute mark. This was the 2nd time in which Rayados advanced to the championship final games at the expense of Tigres.
  • Clásico 80. It was the first time that a Clásico Regio was played outside the country. In the finals of the Interliga 2006, held at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California, Tigres defeated Monterrey by 2–1.
  • Clásico 99. Rayados defeats Tigres for the third time in direct-elimination playoffs. Tigres finished the regular season as the leader with 35 points and only 2 defeats in the regular season. One of their two defeats was against Monterrey at Clasico 97. Initially, Monterrey did not qualify for the playoffs, ending the regular season in the ninth place. Queretaro F.C. finished in eight place and was meant to be the playoff opponent of Tigres, but was relegated to Ascenso MX because the team had accumulated the lowest point coefficient in the last 2 years. The situation with Queretaro was able to get Monterrey off the hook as they were the next eligible team to travel to the playoffs. At Clasico 98, the away leg of the playoffs, Monterrey defeated Tigres 1–0 at the Estadio Tecnologico, in a close game that Tigres controlled most of the time. In the second leg, Tigres needed to win by 1–0, or by a difference of two goals because of the away goals rule (which means they needed to finish the game 3–1, 4–2, 5–3 in their favour to advance). Tigres came out aggressive and Danilinho scored a goal early on in the game. Minutes later, with a game totally handled by Tigres, Israel Jimenez scored an own goal that tied the game 1–1, for an aggregate of 2–1 that would send Tigres packing.
  • Clásico 100. The 100th edition of the Clásico Regiomontano. Tigres painfully lost the Clásico 99 by way of an own goal of Israel Jimenez and was eliminated from the playoffs by Monterrey. Because of these woes, Tigres was eager for a chance to redeem themselves. Both teams started aggressive but Tigres had the first chance and a young Alan Pulido scored a header which would set the score to 1–0 after a long pass by Jesús Dueñas. After a mistake by Hugo Ayala, Humberto Suazo tied the game 1–1. Pulido scored again to make it 2–1 for Tigres. In the second half, Tigres controlled the game and captain Lucas Lobos scored the final 3–1, effectively getting their redemption after losing in the playoffs.
  • Clásico 101. Quarterfinals at the Copa MX. After a 0–2 lead for Tigres at the end of the first half, César Delgado entered as a substitute and turned things around for Monterrey by making it 1–2 and assisting the goal that levelled the score on the 93rd minute—a dramatic header from Luis Madrigal. This forced penalty kicks without extra time, as per Copa MX rules. Rayados scored 4 out of 4 penalty kicks. Tigres' first shot was held by Rayados' goalkeeper Juan de Dios Ibarra, and Manuel Viniegra hit the crossbar on their last shot for a final score of 4–2 for Monterrey.[8]
  • Clásico 115. 2017 saw the first ever Clasico Regiomontano league final in the Apertura 2017. Tigres and Rayados would tie 1–1 in Tigres home stadium thanks to an early goal by Nicolás Sánchez and a Panenka from Enner Valencia. In the second leg, Rayados played against Tigres in their home stadium, the Estadio BBVA having never been beaten at home since Tigres beat them 2–0 in the quarterfinals of the 2017 Clasura playoffs. An early goal by Dorlan Pabon would be irrelevant as Tigres would score twice thanks to goals by Eduardo Vargas and Francisco Meza. The game would end 1–2 with Tigres winning 3–2 aggregate and winning their sixth Liga MX championship as well as bragging rights in the first ever Clasico Regiomontano finals.
  • Clásico 119 & 120. The Clasico Regiomontano goes global. This was the first Clasico Regiomontano played in an international tournament, at the finals of the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League. The final was contested in two-legged home-and-away format. The first leg was hosted by Tigres UANL at the Estadio Universitario in San Nicolás de los Garza on 23 April 2019, while the second leg was hosted by Rayados de Monterrey at the Estadio BBVA Bancomer in Guadalupe on 1 May 2019. Monterrey won the finals 2–1 on aggregate for their fourth CONCACAF Champions League title and prevented Tigres from winning the CONCACAF Champions League for the third time after losing the 2015–16 and 2016–17 editions to Club América and Pachuca respectively. Tigres would finally go on to win the CONCACAF Champions League in 2020, whilst Monterrey is still credited as the first winner of the derby in an international tournament.
  • Clásico 131. Facing off in another Liguilla tie, Tigres won on the road 1-0 in the 2nd leg of the semifinals on May 20, 2023 thanks to a Sebastián Córdova goal late in the 2nd half. This gave Tigres a 2-1 aggregate victory to advance to the 2023 Clausura final, where they ultimately defeated Chivas to win their 8th league crown. It was a surprsing victory for Tigres, as that season was defined by multiple managerial changes and Rayados had just come off an impressive regular season where they finished top of the standings with a record 40 points.
  • Clásico 132. In the first Clásico played in the United States since 2010, the two sides faced off in the round of 16 of the 2023 Leagues Cup at Shell Energy Stadium. In a tense match, Rayados would ultimately come away victorious thanks to a penalty kick goal from new arrival Sergio Canales late in second-half stoppage time following a lengthy and controversial VAR review.
  • Clásico 133. In their first league meeting of the 2023-24 campaign, Tigres handily defeated Rayados 3-0 at Estadio Universitario. André-Pierre Gignac would become the all-time leading scorer in Clasico Regiomontano history, scoring twice to bring his tally in the debry to 12 goals.
  • Clásico 135. The first Clásico to end in a 3–3 draw since 2007. Rayados' third goal came at the last play of the match in the 90+10' minute, in which Germán Berterame headed the ball to tie one of the most epic Clásicos of all time.

Notable players

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Most appearances

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Most goals

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Other famous players

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  • Luis "El Matador" Hernandez, the first player to have scored with both teams, first with Monterrey.[citation needed]
  • Sebastián "El Loco" Abreu, the first foreign player (born in Uruguay) to have scored with both teams, first with Rayados and most known in Rayados.[citation needed]
  • Gaston Fernandez, the second foreign player (born in Argentina) to have scored with both teams, first with Rayados.
  • Aldo de Nigris, the first player to have scored first with Tigres in a derby and then with Rayados. He is also the first player that was born in the city of Monterrey to score for both teams.
  • Luis Rodríguez, the first player ever to become champion with both teams. Chaka first became champion of Liga MX with Monterrey in 2010 with few games played. With Tigres has won Liga MX in 2016 and 2017.

Notable managers

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  • Carlos Miloc, managed Tigres and never lost an official Clásico Regiomontano for a total of 13 undefeated games
  • Victor Manuel Vucetich, managed both teams, having two stints with Tigres to varying degrees of success. With Tigres, he won the Copa Mexico in '96 but was relegated from the Liga MX that season. With Monterrey, he won the Liga MX twice and the CONCACAF Champions League thrice.
  • Ricardo Ferretti, “El Tuca”, former player for Monterrey in the 86–87 season, and former manager of Tigres in three different periods: 2000–2003, 2006 and 2010–2021. His third tenureship has been his most successful winning five Liga MX titles (Apertura 2011, Apertura 2015, Apertura 2016, Apertura 2017 and Clausura 2019) and three campeón de campeones titles (2016, 2017, 2018)
  • Antonio Mohamed, “El Turco”, former player and manager for Monterrey, known for his large frame, spiked blond hair, and for winning a Liga MX and two Copa MX titles with Monterrey. It was under Mohamed that Monterrey got to play the first Clasico Regio as a competition final against a Tigres team led by Ferretti.

References

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  1. ^ a b c "La Historia de los Clásicos". Chavana.com Online Entertainment. October 12, 2006. Archived from the original on September 27, 2007. Retrieved 2006-10-12.
  2. ^ “Roba cámara” el clásico norteño entre Tigres y Monterrey by Milenio Diario, "Pese a que ambos equipos no llegan en su mejor momento, el "clásico del norte" entre Tigres de la UANL y Monterrey destaca en la fecha 13 del Torneo Clausura 2007"
  3. ^ Agotadas las localidades para el partido Tigres-Monterrey by Milenio Diario "El Clásico norteño es el juego esperado del Torneo de Apertura 2006 por los aficionados de ambos equipos locales, quienes tuvieron que enfrentar un aumento del 100 por ciento en el costo de los boletos para ese encuentro."
  4. ^ "El ranking de los equipos más caros de la Liga MX: Apertura 2018". AS Mexico. 4 August 2018. Retrieved 27 August 2018.
  5. ^ a b c Futbol Mexicano Clausura 2019
  6. ^ Fútbol Mexicano: Liguilla 1978/79
  7. ^ "Pagan Tigres 2 años malos y 1 irregular", El Norte March 22, 1996
  8. ^ Arizpe, Miguel (October 3, 2013). "Pierden por pen... ales". El Norte.
  9. ^ a b c "Será un jugador Clásico" (In Spanish; Requires Subscription), El Norte
  10. ^ "Pega duro el Tigre" (In Spanish; Requires Subscription), El Norte, "El argentino (Gaitán) liquidó a los Rayados, al anotar su octavo gol en el Clásico Regio, para empatar al chileno Claudio "El Diablo" Núñez como mejor anotador felino en la historia del duelo."
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