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Liga MX Attendance by Team 2026: Crowds vs the Table

Tigres sit 14th on 14 points, yet 35,126 fans a game still fill about 84% of El Volcán, the sixth-biggest crowd in Liga MX.

No. 1: Tigres UANL
10 places
Current as of October 23, 2026, 23:06 EDT

01Final list

The leading AIs each built their own list of ten independently. Here is one result that is easy to check: every place has a reason, a source, and the list of AIs that included it.

Order: from most to least AI agreement.

A bright badge means this AI put the entry on its list. A dim badge means it did not.

1
Tigres UANL
6th for crowds (35,126, 1.35× league average) but 14th on points, an 8-place gap. About 84% full; one Spanish table puts it at 92%.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Wenxin, DeepSeek. Did not include: Kimi.
In their lists: Claude: 1 · ChatGPT: 6 · Meta: 3 · Grok: 4 · Gemini: 1 · MiMo: 2 · Wenxin: 1 · DeepSeek: 1
What each AI noted 8
- Claudeplace 1
  The sixth-biggest crowds in the league (35,126 per match, 84% of the Volcán) for a team that has slipped to 14th with 14 points.
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- ChatGPTplace 6
  178,220 home spectators in the early attendance report, but only 14 points and 14th place in the standings snapshot: the clearest large-crowd, disappointing-table contrast among the reported top six attendances.
  Source ↗
- Metaplace 3
  Gap +8 — attendance rank 6th with 178,220 vs points rank 14th with 14 pts — 85% fill despite 8-match winless context
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- Grokplace 4
  35k average and 84% fill despite 14th place
- Geminiplace 1
  A stunning +12 table-to-stands displacement: sitting 14th in points while selling out 91.9% of El Volcán with 38,247 fans per match.
- MiMoplace 2
  14th in the table, 5th in average crowd: 36,000 a night at the Universitario, with a 41,000 peak.
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- Wenxinplace 1
  8th in the table, 1st in the seats — 96 % of 42 000 filled even when results dip
- DeepSeekplace 1
  Fourth in attendance, 14th in the table — the widest crowd-to-table gap in Liga MX, and still 92.1% full.
  Source ↗
8 AIs put it here
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2
Monterrey (Rayados)
No. 1 crowd in Liga MX at 47,281 a game, 1.8× the league average and 88% full, but only 7th on 20 points.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Wenxin, DeepSeek. Did not include: Kimi.
In their lists: Claude: 2 · ChatGPT: 2 · Meta: 1 · Grok: 2 · Gemini: 2 · MiMo: 1 · Wenxin: 5 · DeepSeek: 3
What each AI noted 8
- Claudeplace 2
  No. 1 in the league for crowds, at 47,281 per match and 88% full, with a 4,405-seat minimum in the 44,000s even as the team sits 7th.
- ChatGPTplace 2
  47,856 spectators per home match in the October 14 report—about 21,184 above the 26,672 league average recorded after eight matchdays.
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- Metaplace 1
  47,856 average — 84% above league average 26,030 — yet 7th with 20 pts after 12 games, 89.5% fill of 53,500 BBVA
  Source ↗
- Grokplace 2
  47k average (highest in league) yet only 7th in the table
- Geminiplace 2
  Pacing the entire continent with 42,631 spectators per game at the Estadio BBVA despite lingering 7th in the Apertura table.
- MiMoplace 1
  47,856 fans a night at the BBVA — almost double the league's 26,672 — for a team sitting only 7th.
  Source ↗
- Wenxinplace 5
  7th on points, 5th in seats — fans show up even when la pandilla stumbles
- DeepSeekplace 3
  No. 1 in the stands at 46,907 per game and only seventh in the table — the league’s biggest average crowd is still outrunning a mediocre season.
  Source ↗
8 AIs put it here
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3
Atlas
Biggest total crowd in the league (288,088) and 41,155 a game for a 6th-place side with a negative goal difference (−2). The Spanish table gives 40,240.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Kimi, DeepSeek. Did not include: Wenxin.
In their lists: Claude: 3 · ChatGPT: 1 · Meta: 2 · Grok: 3 · Gemini: 7 · MiMo: 3 · Kimi: 3 · DeepSeek: 5
What each AI noted 8
- Claudeplace 3
  Third in attendance at 41,155 per match, yet only 6th in the table with a negative goal difference (−2).
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- ChatGPTplace 1
  241,442 home spectators through the reported six matches: the largest cumulative home crowd in the October 14 attendance snapshot, despite Atlas sitting sixth in the published standings.
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- Metaplace 2
  241,442 total after 11 games — raw leader — 40,240 avg while 6th with 21 pts, Grupo Prodi revival at Jalisco
  Source ↗
- Grokplace 3
  Second-highest total crowds and 75% fill while mid-table
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- Geminiplace 7
  La Fiel commands 22,800 spectators per game in the mammoth Estadio Jalisco, outperforming upper-tier clubs in raw gate turnout.
- MiMoplace 3
  The biggest home crowd in Mexico belongs to the 6th-place team: 288,088 at the Jalisco, more than Chivas at the Akron.
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- Kimiplace 3
  Nearly 42,000 show up for a sixth-place side with a negative goal difference.
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- DeepSeekplace 5
  Second in attendance at 43,715 and only sixth in the table — the Jalisco crowd is outrunning the points by four places.
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8 AIs put it here
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4
Chivas (Guadalajara)
The steadiest gates in the league: every home crowd fell between 36,008 and 41,586, about 85% of the Akron. With Chivas 2nd, the crowd matches the results rather than outrunning them.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Wenxin, DeepSeek. Did not include: Kimi.
In their lists: Claude: 5 · ChatGPT: 4 · Meta: 7 · Grok: 5 · Gemini: 8 · MiMo: 8 · Wenxin: 3 · DeepSeek: 9
What each AI noted 8
- Claudeplace 5
  The steadiest crowds in the league: every home gate between 36,008 and 41,586 and 85% full, with the team 2nd in the table.
- ChatGPTplace 4
  199,774 home spectators and second place in the standings snapshot: a major crowd supporting a genuine contender, rather than merely a famous badge.
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- Metaplace 7
  199,774 after 11 games, 39,955 avg — 86% of 46,232 Akron — 2nd in table with 23 pts, crowd matches performance
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- Grokplace 5
  Near-capacity 39k average while sitting 2nd—loyalty meets results
- Geminiplace 8
  Averaging 35,517 spectators at Estadio Akron (76.8% fill rate), nearly matching their stellar 2nd position in the standings.
- MiMoplace 8
  Roughly 40,000 a night in a 46,355-seat Akron — 86% full — even through four rounds without a win.
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- Wenxinplace 3
  10th in table but 3rd in stadium — 88 % of 48 071 seats never go empty
- DeepSeekplace 9
  Second in the table and third in attendance at 39,785 — strong support, but the crowd is not outrunning the results by much.
8 AIs put it here
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5
Atlante
7th for crowds (28,129) but 15th on points, an 8-place gap. One 58,576 crowd against América lifts the average, and the Azteca is only about 32% full.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, MiMo, Kimi, DeepSeek. Did not include: Gemini, Wenxin.
In their lists: Claude: 4 · ChatGPT: 9 · Meta: 4 · Grok: 10 · MiMo: 4 · Kimi: 7 · DeepSeek: 2
What each AI noted 7
- Claudeplace 4
  Average of 28,129 is above the league mean, but it includes one 58,576 crowd; the club is 15th with 14 points.
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- ChatGPTplace 9
  119,742 spectators in the cumulative list despite 14 points and 15th place in the standings snapshot; a meaningful crowd-to-results gap, though the number of home games must be normalized.
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- Metaplace 4
  Return after 12 years: 119,742 after 11 games, 9th in attendance vs 15th with 14 pts — gap +6 for nostalgia
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- Grokplace 10
  28k average in a huge stadium despite 15th place
- MiMoplace 4
  Newly promoted Atlante draws 31,276 a game — more than América and Pumas in the same city — while sitting 15th.
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- Kimiplace 7
  Eighth-best attendance for a 15th-place team—but the same stadium has swung from 58,576 to 9,975.
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- DeepSeekplace 2
  Sixth in attendance and 15th in the table — a 31,276 average in a 87,000-seat Azteca, but the support still outruns the results by nine places.
  Source ↗
7 AIs put it here
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6
Tijuana (Xolos)
About 76% full on 23,819 a game for a 10th-place team. Capacity is listed as 31,158 or 27,333 depending on the source, which moves the fill rate.
Included it: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Kimi. Did not include: Wenxin, DeepSeek.
In their lists: Claude: 7 · ChatGPT: 7 · Meta: 6 · Grok: 6 · Gemini: 3 · MiMo: 6 · Kimi: 8
What each AI noted 7
- Claudeplace 7
  Tijuana is in 10th place and 9th for crowds, and fills about 76% of the stadium.
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- ChatGPTplace 7
  148,398 spectators across home dates puts Xolos ahead of several better-positioned teams in the early cumulative attendance list.
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- Metaplace 6
  148,398 total — 81% fill of 31,158 Caliente — attendance 7th vs points 10th, border market outdraws capital
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- Grokplace 6
  76% fill and solid mid-table support far above league average
- Geminiplace 3
  Hovering on the playoff fringe in 10th place while drawing 21,450 loyal supporters to Estadio Caliente for an 78.5% fill rate.
- MiMoplace 6
  7th in the stands, 10th on the pitch — 126,665 fans watch a team that hasn't won away all season.
  Source ↗
- Kimiplace 8
  76.5% full and one attendance place above their 10th-place standing on just 23,819 per match.
  Source ↗
7 AIs put it here
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7
Necaxa
17th with 9 points and a −11 goal difference, yet the Victoria is still about 75% full (17,994 a game).
Included it: Claude, Meta, Grok, MiMo, Kimi, DeepSeek. Did not include: ChatGPT, Gemini, Wenxin.
In their lists: Claude: 6 · Meta: 5 · Grok: 8 · MiMo: 5 · Kimi: 9 · DeepSeek: 6
What each AI noted 6
- Claudeplace 6
  With 9 points and a −11 goal difference, it still draws 17,994 per match, just 3 places better in attendance than in the table.
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- Metaplace 5
  106,831 total in tiny 23,851 Victoria — 72%+ fill while 17th with 9 pts, gap +6 biggest loyalty vs results
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- Grokplace 8
  75% fill despite 17th place and only 9 points
- MiMoplace 5
  The second-worst team in Liga MX (9 points) still ranks 11th in the stands — 86,433 fans at the Victoria.
  Source ↗
- Kimiplace 9
  75.4% full while 17th: proportionally, one of Liga MX's most forgiving crowds.
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- DeepSeekplace 6
  15th in attendance and 17th in the table, yet still filling 72.9% of the Victoria — a small but loyal crowd in a bad season.
6 AIs put it here
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8
Toluca
Fullest ground in Liga MX at 97.4% (26,570 in 27,273 seats). The stadium is small, so the crowd ranks 8th while the team is 4th.
Included it: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, MiMo, Kimi. Did not include: Claude, Gemini, Wenxin, DeepSeek.
In their lists: ChatGPT: 8 · Meta: 8 · Grok: 1 · MiMo: 9 · Kimi: 6
What each AI noted 5
- ChatGPTplace 8
  A top-four side with 22 points and 28 goals scored, but its 133,418 cumulative home attendance trails that of several clubs lower in the table.
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- Metaplace 8
  133,418 total but 97.8% fill of 27,273 Nemesio Diez — best fill rate in league while 4th with 22 pts
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- Grokplace 1
  96% fill rate while sitting 4th—near-perfect crowds regardless of results
- MiMoplace 9
  The Nemesio Diez has been practically full every week — its two 'worst' nights still fell under 4,000 short of a sellout.
  Source ↗
- Kimiplace 6
  No one fills tighter: 97.4% of the Nemesio Díez for a near-league-average 26,570 crowd.
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5 AIs put it here
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9
Atlético de San Luis
About 68% full for a 12th-place side. Its attendance rank is 10th, 12th or 14th depending on the cut-off, so the gap is disputed.
Included it: Meta, MiMo, Wenxin, DeepSeek. Did not include: Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, Kimi.
In their lists: Meta: 9 · MiMo: 7 · Wenxin: 7 · DeepSeek: 8
What each AI noted 4
- Metaplace 9
  104,748 after 11 games — 68% fill of 27,029 — attendance 12th vs points 12th, steady mid-table loyalty
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- MiMoplace 7
  The only mid-table club whose stands beat its football: 10th in attendance, 12th in the table, despite 21 goals conceded.
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- Wenxinplace 7
  9th on table, 7th in crowd — a small market punching way above its weight
- DeepSeekplace 8
  14th in attendance and 12th in the table — a modest two-place crowd overrun and 67.6% full at the Lastras.
4 AIs put it here
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10
Puebla
13th on 16 points, but crowds range from 6,513 to 42,714. The average is 20,641 (about 40% full) in one table and 28,238 (59%) in another.
Included it: Claude, Wenxin, DeepSeek. Did not include: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Kimi.
In their lists: Claude: 9 · Wenxin: 10 · DeepSeek: 4
What each AI noted 3
- Claudeplace 9
  A 16-point team with the league's lowest single crowd (6,513 vs León) but also a 42,714 peak, so the average sits at 20,641.
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- Wenxinplace 10
  17th in table, 9th in crowd — 78 % of a 51 726 bowl still packs in
- DeepSeekplace 4
  Eighth in attendance but 13th in the table — 28,238 per game and 59.2% full while the team sits below the playoff line.
3 AIs put it here
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02Worth knowing

What the AIs noticed while building the list.

Pumas are the reverse case: 11th in the table but only 16,366 a game, about 28% of a 58,445-seat stadium.

Noticed by:

Included it: Claude, MiMo, Kimi. Did not include: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, Wenxin, DeepSeek.

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The América–Chivas Clásico drew 72,990, the biggest crowd of the tournament. Even so, leaders América fill only about 47% of the 87,523-seat Azteca.

Noticed by:

Included it: Claude, MiMo, Kimi. Did not include: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, Wenxin, DeepSeek.

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Different measures give different leaders: Atlas leads on total home fans and Monterrey on average per game, because Atlas played six home games to Monterrey's five.

Noticed by:

Included it: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, MiMo. Did not include: Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Wenxin, DeepSeek.

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The league average has slipped from 26,672 after matchday 8 to 26,295 after matchday 12 and 26,030 by 21 October. These are different cut-offs, not conflicting counts.

Noticed by:

Included it: Claude, Kimi, DeepSeek. Did not include: ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Wenxin.

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Capacity figures move every fill rate: the Azteca is listed at 87,523 for the season, 83,000 by TUDN and 80,824 in FIFA's World Cup setup.

Noticed by:

Included it: Grok, MiMo, Kimi. Did not include: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Gemini, Wenxin, DeepSeek.

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03Questions people ask

Which Liga MX team has the most fans?

By stadium crowds this Apertura, Monterrey leads at 47,281 a game. In the Mitofsky popularity survey, América comes first (24.7%), ahead of Chivas (19.2%).

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Which Liga MX team should I support?

For crowds that turn up whatever the results, Tigres stand out: 35,126 a game and about 84% full while 14th. For a winning team, América lead the table on 27 points.

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Which Liga MX team has the most trophies?

Club América holds the record with 16 Mexican league titles.

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Which Liga MX teams are still in the Leagues Cup?

None. Leagues Cup 2026 ended on 6 September, when Toluca beat Monterrey 2-0 in an all-Liga MX final.

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04How we counted

In plain words, no formulas.

1The question

Top 10 Liga MX Clubs Whose Crowds Most Outrun Their Place in the Table, Apertura 2026

2Why this topic

Putting crowds, fill rates and points side by side shows where loyalty and results come apart, which no attendance list or league table shows by itself.

3Where it applies

Liga MX (Mexico), Apertura 2026, through matchday 14

4What we looked at

Average home attendance per match compared with the league average (about 26,700 after matchday 8)
Gap between a club's attendance rank and its points rank
Stadium fill rate: average crowd as a share of official capacity
Wikipedia (English): 2026–27 Liga MX season, from Liga MX figures — Home average, total, highest and lowest crowd and stadium capacity per club, updated to 21 October 2026; league average 26,030
Wikipedia (Spanish): Torneo Apertura 2026 attendance table — Home averages and occupancy % per club at a different cut-off; some figures differ from the English table
XEU Deportes / Mediotiempo: Liga MX club totals through matchday 11 — Total home spectators and home games played per club
TUDN: Liga MX league-wide attendance — 1,920,373 spectators and 26,672 per match after eight full matchdays
Infobae / ESPN: Tabla General after matchday 13 — Points and league position before matchday 14

5Who ranked

The leading AIs, each building its own list of ten independently and naming a source for every place: Claude, ChatGPT, Meta, Grok, Gemini, MiMo, Kimi, Wenxin, DeepSeek.

6How the places were set

The same entry written differently by different AIs was counted as one. The more AIs put an entry on their list, and the higher they put it, the higher its place. "AI agreement" shows how many of the AIs had it on their own list. Sources are only those the AIs found themselves; nothing was added by hand.

05Each AI's own list

🇺🇸 Claude10 places · 3 notes

The same question, answered by Claude alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Tigres UANL
The sixth-biggest crowds in the league (35,126 per match, 84% of the Volcán) for a team that has slipped to 14th with 14 points.
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2
Monterrey (Rayados)
No. 1 in the league for crowds, at 47,281 per match and 88% full, with a 4,405-seat minimum in the 44,000s even as the team sits 7th.
3
Atlas
Third in attendance at 41,155 per match, yet only 6th in the table with a negative goal difference (−2).
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4
Atlante
Average of 28,129 is above the league mean, but it includes one 58,576 crowd; the club is 15th with 14 points.
Source ↗
5
Chivas (Guadalajara)
The steadiest crowds in the league: every home gate between 36,008 and 41,586 and 85% full, with the team 2nd in the table.
6
Necaxa
With 9 points and a −11 goal difference, it still draws 17,994 per match, just 3 places better in attendance than in the table.
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7
Tijuana (Xolos)
Tijuana is in 10th place and 9th for crowds, and fills about 76% of the stadium.
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8
Cruz Azul
Third in the table with 23 points and 37,410 fans a game, but only about 43% (or 36% per Spanish Wikipedia) of a 87,523-seat stadium.
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9
Puebla
A 16-point team with the league's lowest single crowd (6,513 vs León) but also a 42,714 peak, so the average sits at 20,641.
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10
Club América
Leads the table with 27 points and is 2nd in attendance (41,164), but the crowd is only about 47% of an 87,523-seat stadium.
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What Claude noticed

The top two crowds are Monterrey (47,281) and América (41,164), but Toluca is the fullest ground: 26,570 per match in a 27,273-seat stadium, about 97% (my calculation).

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Pumas draw 16,366 into a 58,445-seat stadium, about 28% full, even though the team is in the middle of the table.

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The Apertura 2026 is on record pace: Yahoo reported 2,761,046 fans after matchday 12, and 26,295 per match.

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🇺🇸 ChatGPT10 places · 3 notes

The same question, answered by ChatGPT alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Atlas FC (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
241,442 home spectators through the reported six matches: the largest cumulative home crowd in the October 14 attendance snapshot, despite Atlas sitting sixth in the published standings.
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2
CF Monterrey (Rayados, Mexico, Apertura 2026)
47,856 spectators per home match in the October 14 report—about 21,184 above the 26,672 league average recorded after eight matchdays.
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3
Club América (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
The strongest crowd-and-table combination among the early leaders: América had 205,819 home spectators in the attendance snapshot and 27 points in the standings snapshot.
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4
Chivas de Guadalajara (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
199,774 home spectators and second place in the standings snapshot: a major crowd supporting a genuine contender, rather than merely a famous badge.
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5
Cruz Azul (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
192,151 home spectators and 23 points: the club's attendance has kept pace with its place among the league's leading sides.
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6
Tigres UANL (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
178,220 home spectators in the early attendance report, but only 14 points and 14th place in the standings snapshot: the clearest large-crowd, disappointing-table contrast among the reported top six attendances.
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7
Club Tijuana (Xolos, Mexico, Apertura 2026)
148,398 spectators across home dates puts Xolos ahead of several better-positioned teams in the early cumulative attendance list.
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8
Toluca FC (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
A top-four side with 22 points and 28 goals scored, but its 133,418 cumulative home attendance trails that of several clubs lower in the table.
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9
Atlante FC (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
119,742 spectators in the cumulative list despite 14 points and 15th place in the standings snapshot; a meaningful crowd-to-results gap, though the number of home games must be normalized.
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10
León FC (Mexico, Apertura 2026)
León's 109,136 home spectators came while the team sat fifth with 21 points, a solid table return but a smaller cumulative crowd than several lower-ranked rivals.
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What ChatGPT noticed

The league's 26,672 average after eight complete matchdays was the second-best opening attendance in Liga MX history, with 1,920,373 spectators. That is a stronger baseline than simply calling the league popular.

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Atlas led cumulative home attendance, while Monterrey led average attendance in the October 14 snapshot. The difference comes from Atlas having played six home games to Monterrey's five.

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Tigres illustrates why crowd size and sporting success should not be conflated: 178,220 cumulative home spectators coexisted with 14th place in the published standings snapshot.

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🇺🇸 Meta10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by Meta alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
CF Monterrey
47,856 average — 84% above league average 26,030 — yet 7th with 20 pts after 12 games, 89.5% fill of 53,500 BBVA
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2
Atlas FC
241,442 total after 11 games — raw leader — 40,240 avg while 6th with 21 pts, Grupo Prodi revival at Jalisco
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3
Tigres UANL
Gap +8 — attendance rank 6th with 178,220 vs points rank 14th with 14 pts — 85% fill despite 8-match winless context
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4
Atlante FC
Return after 12 years: 119,742 after 11 games, 9th in attendance vs 15th with 14 pts — gap +6 for nostalgia
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5
Club Necaxa
106,831 total in tiny 23,851 Victoria — 72%+ fill while 17th with 9 pts, gap +6 biggest loyalty vs results
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6
Club Tijuana
148,398 total — 81% fill of 31,158 Caliente — attendance 7th vs points 10th, border market outdraws capital
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7
CD Guadalajara
199,774 after 11 games, 39,955 avg — 86% of 46,232 Akron — 2nd in table with 23 pts, crowd matches performance
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8
Deportivo Toluca
133,418 total but 97.8% fill of 27,273 Nemesio Diez — best fill rate in league while 4th with 22 pts
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9
Atletico San Luis
104,748 after 11 games — 68% fill of 27,029 — attendance 12th vs points 12th, steady mid-table loyalty
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10
Cruz Azul
192,151 after 11 games, 5th attendance vs 3rd with 23 pts — shares 87,523 Azteca so only 36% fill but still above 26,030 avg
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What Meta noticed

Monterrey leads average 47,856 vs league average 26,030 — 84% above mean — while only 7th with 20 points, proving crowd outruns table

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Atlas tops raw total 241,442 after 11 jornadas after Grupo Prodi investment in Estadio Jalisco, overtaking América and Chivas despite 6th place

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Atlante return after 12 years draws 119,742 (9th) while 15th with 14 points — nostalgia effect bigger than performance

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Pumas surprise low: only 57,831 after 10 weeks, second-lowest, vs Juárez 52,568 lowest — capital giants losing stands despite 11th place

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🇺🇸 Grok10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by Grok alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Toluca Apertura 2026
96% fill rate while sitting 4th—near-perfect crowds regardless of results
2
Monterrey Rayados Apertura 2026
47k average (highest in league) yet only 7th in the table
3
Atlas Apertura 2026
Second-highest total crowds and 75% fill while mid-table
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4
Tigres UANL Apertura 2026
35k average and 84% fill despite 14th place
5
Guadalajara Chivas Apertura 2026
Near-capacity 39k average while sitting 2nd—loyalty meets results
6
Tijuana Xolos Apertura 2026
76% fill and solid mid-table support far above league average
7
León Apertura 2026
77% fill while 5th—consistent support outruns mid-table reality
8
Necaxa Apertura 2026
75% fill despite 17th place and only 9 points
9
Santos Laguna Apertura 2026
71% fill and rising form while still outside top 8
10
Atlante Apertura 2026
28k average in a huge stadium despite 15th place

What Grok noticed

League-wide average attendance sits near 25,900–26,300 after 11–13 matchdays, up ~24% year-on-year after the World Cup effect.

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Atlas’s total crowds briefly overtook traditional powers after new ownership investment in the Jalisco stadium experience.

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🇺🇸 Gemini10 places · 3 notes

The same question, answered by Gemini alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Tigres UANL (Mexico, 2026)
A stunning +12 table-to-stands displacement: sitting 14th in points while selling out 91.9% of El Volcán with 38,247 fans per match.
2
Monterrey Rayados (Mexico, 2026)
Pacing the entire continent with 42,631 spectators per game at the Estadio BBVA despite lingering 7th in the Apertura table.
3
Club Tijuana Xolos (Mexico, 2026)
Hovering on the playoff fringe in 10th place while drawing 21,450 loyal supporters to Estadio Caliente for an 78.5% fill rate.
4
Santos Laguna (Mexico, 2026)
Filling nearly two-thirds of the Estadio Corona (17,900 average) even while struggling in 9th position and negative goal differential.
5
Querétaro FC (Mexico, 2026)
Drawing 18,200 fans to La Corregidora (53.4% capacity) despite operating with one of the most modest payrolls in Mexican football.
6
Club León (Mexico, 2026)
Packing Nou Camp to 77.3% capacity with 21,200 faithful supporters, outrunning traditional capital turnouts.
7
Atlas FC (Mexico, 2026)
La Fiel commands 22,800 spectators per game in the mammoth Estadio Jalisco, outperforming upper-tier clubs in raw gate turnout.
8
Guadalajara Chivas (Mexico, 2026)
Averaging 35,517 spectators at Estadio Akron (76.8% fill rate), nearly matching their stellar 2nd position in the standings.
9
Cruz Azul (Mexico, 2026)
Drawing 24,100 fans per fixture (70.4% capacity at Ciudad de los Deportes), outdrawing co-tenant Club América despite lower historical ground size.
10
Club América (Mexico, 2026)
The inverse phenomenon: leads the Apertura table with 27 points, yet averages only 17,200 fans (50.2% fill rate) at temporary home Ciudad de los Deportes.

What Gemini noticed

The Nuevo León duopoly (Monterrey and Tigres) accounts for more than 80,000 combined fans every home matchday, creating a distinct economic tier detached from their exact standing in the table.

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Club América experienced an attendance drop of nearly 50% compared to historical Estadio Azteca levels due to venue dislocation during Azteca's 2026 World Cup renovation.

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Liga MX reached 1.92 million spectators by mid-season, marking the second-best start in modern league history despite severe weather postponements and midweek congestion.

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🇨🇳 MiMo10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by MiMo alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
MonterreyRayados (Liga MX Apertura 2026)
47,856 fans a night at the BBVA — almost double the league's 26,672 — for a team sitting only 7th.
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TigresUANL (Liga MX Apertura 2026)
14th in the table, 5th in average crowd: 36,000 a night at the Universitario, with a 41,000 peak.
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Atlas(Liga MX Apertura 2026)
The biggest home crowd in Mexico belongs to the 6th-place team: 288,088 at the Jalisco, more than Chivas at the Akron.
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4
Atlante(Liga MX Apertura 2026)
Newly promoted Atlante draws 31,276 a game — more than América and Pumas in the same city — while sitting 15th.
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5
Necaxa(Liga MX Apertura 2026)
The second-worst team in Liga MX (9 points) still ranks 11th in the stands — 86,433 fans at the Victoria.
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Xolosde Tijuana (Liga MX Apertura 2026)
7th in the stands, 10th on the pitch — 126,665 fans watch a team that hasn't won away all season.
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7
AtléticoSan Luis (Liga MX Apertura 2026)
The only mid-table club whose stands beat its football: 10th in attendance, 12th in the table, despite 21 goals conceded.
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8
Chivasde Guadalajara (Liga MX Apertura 2026)
Roughly 40,000 a night in a 46,355-seat Akron — 86% full — even through four rounds without a win.
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Toluca(Liga MX Apertura 2026)
The Nemesio Diez has been practically full every week — its two 'worst' nights still fell under 4,000 short of a sellout.
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Querétaro(Liga MX Apertura 2026)
The mirror image of this list: 8th in the table with the 14th-best crowd — and a goal difference of only +1.
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What MiMo noticed

Apertura2026 is a record-chasing season: 1,920,373 spectators in the first eight matchdays (26,672 per game), second only to Clausura 2016's 1,999,553 — and 25.5% above Apertura 2025.

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InMexico City the crowd hierarchy no longer matches the football: promoted Atlante averaged 31,276, ahead of both América and Pumas.

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Pumaswent from playing the Clausura 2026 final to the second-worst crowd in Liga MX (57,831 to matchday 10), with fans publicly angry about ticket price rises for the Apertura.

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Onematch distorts the capital's numbers: América's Clásico against Chivas on jornada 9 drew 72,990 at the Azteca — the biggest crowd of the tournament — against 46,049 for its next biggest home game.

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🇨🇳 Kimi10 places · 4 notes

The same question, answered by Kimi alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Monterrey (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
47,281 per home game—1.82 times the league average—while the team sat only seventh.
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Tigres UANL (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
The clearest crowd-versus-table mismatch: 14th in points but sixth at the gate, with an 83.9% full stadium.
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Atlas (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
Nearly 42,000 show up for a sixth-place side with a negative goal difference.
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4
Guadalajara / Chivas (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
The Akron runs 84.9% full even though Chivas trail the leader by four points.
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Club América (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
A 72,990 Clásico crowd produces 41,164 per game, but the renovated Azteca still makes that look only 47.0% full.
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Toluca (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
No one fills tighter: 97.4% of the Nemesio Díez for a near-league-average 26,570 crowd.
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Atlante (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
Eighth-best attendance for a 15th-place team—but the same stadium has swung from 58,576 to 9,975.
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Tijuana / Xolos (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
76.5% full and one attendance place above their 10th-place standing on just 23,819 per match.
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Necaxa (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
75.4% full while 17th: proportionally, one of Liga MX's most forgiving crowds.
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Cruz Azul (Liga MX, Apertura 2026)
Fifth-best crowd at 37,410 per game, although the giant Banorte makes the stands only 42.7% full.
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What Kimi noticed

Monterrey is the only club above 45,000 per home match and has filled roughly 88% of the BBVA, making it the strongest combination of scale and occupancy.

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Toluca shows the scale-versus-fill trade-off perfectly: only 102.1% of the league average by crowd size, but a league-best 97.4% of seats occupied.

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Atlante's high-low attendance swing is 48,601, the clearest demonstration that opponent and occasion can matter more than home form.

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Pumas are the reverse case: 11th in the table but 16th in attendance, with only 28.0% of the Olímpico Universitario filled.

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🇨🇳 Wenxin10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by Wenxin alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Tigres UANL
8th in the table, 1st in the seats — 96 % of 42 000 filled even when results dip
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Club América
4th in table, 2nd in crowd — 86 % of 87 523 every home night, rain or shine
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Guadalajara (Chivas)
10th in table but 3rd in stadium — 88 % of 48 071 seats never go empty
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Cruz Azul
13th in table, 4th in turnstiles — 76 % of 72 000 defy the blue slump
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Monterrey (Rayados)
7th on points, 5th in seats — fans show up even when la pandilla stumbles
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Pumas UNAM
6th in table, 6th in crowd — stadium size clips the gap but fiel-d attendance holds
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Atlético de San Luis
9th on table, 7th in crowd — a small market punching way above its weight
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León
2nd in table but 10th in seats — a champion's crowd smaller than its trophy case
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Santos Laguna
11th in table, 8th in crowd — 81 % fill shows the Laguna faithful endure
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Puebla
17th in table, 9th in crowd — 78 % of a 51 726 bowl still packs in

What Wenxin noticed

Tigres fill 96 % of their stadium yet sit mid-table — proof that their brand sells tickets independent of Apertura form.

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The league-wide average after matchday 13 is roughly 26 400, below the 26 700 projected after MD 8, suggesting a mid-season dip in non-powerhouse attendance.

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🇨🇳 DeepSeek10 places · 2 notes

The same question, answered by DeepSeek alone. The final list above combines all the AIs.

1
Tigres UANL
Fourth in attendance, 14th in the table — the widest crowd-to-table gap in Liga MX, and still 92.1% full.
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Atlante
Sixth in attendance and 15th in the table — a 31,276 average in a 87,000-seat Azteca, but the support still outruns the results by nine places.
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Monterrey
No. 1 in the stands at 46,907 per game and only seventh in the table — the league’s biggest average crowd is still outrunning a mediocre season.
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Puebla
Eighth in attendance but 13th in the table — 28,238 per game and 59.2% full while the team sits below the playoff line.
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Atlas
Second in attendance at 43,715 and only sixth in the table — the Jalisco crowd is outrunning the points by four places.
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6
Necaxa
15th in attendance and 17th in the table, yet still filling 72.9% of the Victoria — a small but loyal crowd in a bad season.
7
Cruz Azul
Third in the table but only fifth in attendance and 44% full at the Azteca — the table is doing more work than the turnstiles.
8
Atlético San Luis
14th in attendance and 12th in the table — a modest two-place crowd overrun and 67.6% full at the Lastras.
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Guadalajara
Second in the table and third in attendance at 39,785 — strong support, but the crowd is not outrunning the results by much.
10
Pachuca
17th in attendance and 16th in the table — the crowd is not outrunning much, but 53.8% occupancy is still not the league’s worst.

What DeepSeek noticed

Tigres’ average has fallen 21.8% from its opening 41,615 to 32,538 by matchday 13 — the clearest case of a fanbase reacting to poor results.

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Atlante’s 58,576 against América is the second-biggest single crowd of the tournament, even though Atlante is 15th in the table.

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01Final list

Tigres UANL

Monterrey (Rayados)

Atlas

Chivas (Guadalajara)

Atlante

Tijuana (Xolos)

Necaxa

Toluca

Atlético de San Luis

Puebla

02Worth knowing

03Questions people ask

04How we counted

1The question

2Why this topic

3Where it applies

4What we looked at

5Who ranked

6How the places were set

05Each AI's own list

What Claude noticed

What ChatGPT noticed

What Meta noticed

What Grok noticed

What Gemini noticed

What MiMo noticed

What Kimi noticed

What Wenxin noticed

What DeepSeek noticed

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