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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 25 entries checked · 13 flagged · 26 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 13 still open
Estadio Universitario — C.F. Monterrey used Estadio Universitario from 1973 to 1980, not 1973 to 1979, and their first match back at Estadio Tecnológico was in August 1980, not September.
Estadio Universitario — The stadium's capacity after the early 1990s reduction was around 43,000–44,000, not 52,000.
Ricardo Ferretti — The entry states Ferretti won the Campeón de Campeones in 2011, but Tigres won that trophy in 2016 and 2018, not in 2011.
Jesús 'La Perla' Corona — Jesús Ernesto Corona Mendoza is not a real player from Tigres UANL's academy or first team in the 2010s.
Jesús 'La Perla' Corona — Tigres UANL did not win the Liga MX Apertura 2011 title; that title was won by UNAM Pumas.
Copa MX 2011 — The competition is referred to as 'Copa MX 2011' in the header but the entry describes the 'Copa MX 2014 Clausura'. Tigres UANL won the Copa MX Clausura 2014, not 2011.
Copa MX 2011 — The final opponent is listed as 'Alebrijes de Oaxaca', but the actual opponent in the 2014 Clausura Copa MX final was Club Atlas, not Alebrijes de Oaxaca.
Campeón de Campeones 2011 — The Campeón de Campeones 2011 match between Tigres UANL and UNAM Pumas was played on July 15, 2012, not in 2011.
Campeón de Campeones 2011 — The match did not take place in the same autumn as the Apertura 2011 title; it was played in July 2012.
Liga MX Clausura 2015 — The entry states that Tigres won their third Liga MX championship with the Clausura 2015 title, but at the time of the Clausura 2015 final, Tigres had already won four Liga MX titles (1978, 1982, Apertura 2011, Apertura 2013). Clausura 2015 was their fifth Lig
Liga MX Clausura 2015 — The entry claims Tigres lost the Apertura 2015 final to UNAM Pumas, but the Apertura 2015 final was actually won by Tigres against UNAM Pumas. Tigres won that final 4-1 on aggregate, so they did not fall short of a double in 2015; they won both Clausura 2015 a
Liga MX Apertura 2011 — The entry states that the Apertura 2011 title was Tigres UANL's first Liga MX championship, but Tigres had previously won the Mexican top-flight title in 1977-78 (then called Primera División de México).
Liga MX Apertura 2011 — The entry claims Iván Alonso was the tournament's top scorer (Goleador) with 11 goals, but the actual top scorer of the Apertura 2011 tournament was Oribe Peralta (Santos Laguna) with 11 goals; Iván Alonso scored 10 goals and was not the top scorer.
Tigres vs Barcelona, 2011 Preseason Friendly — The 2011 Barcelona squad did not include Jordi Alba, as he joined Barcelona in 2012 from Valencia.
Tigres vs Barcelona, 2011 Preseason Friendly — The LORE section states Barcelona had a 5-0 demolition of Real Madrid in the previous season's final, but the 5-0 win was a league match in November 2010, not a final.
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