Mexico's Super Cup originally matched the league champions with the cup winners. In the modern era it is contested by the Apertura and Clausura champions; when one club wins both tournaments the title can be awarded automatically.
SeasonMexican Super CupRunner-upTrophy
2025Deportivo TolucaClub América
2–1
2024Club América-
automatically awarded after winning Apertura and Clausura
2023Tigres de la UANLCF Pachuca
2–1
2022Atlas Guadalajara-
automatically awarded after winning Apertura and Clausura
2021Cruz AzulClub León
2–1
2020Not held
The competition was not held because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
2019Club AméricaTigres de la UANL
0–0; 6–5 on penalties
2018Tigres de la UANLClub Santos Laguna
4–0		—
2017Tigres de la UANLCD Guadalajara
1–0		—
2016Tigres de la UANLCF Pachuca
1–0		—
2015Club Santos LagunaClub América
1–0		—
2014--
León won both Apertura and Clausura; the automatic award is not recognised as an official title.		—
2006Deportivo TolucaCF Pachuca
1–0 and 1–0		—
2005Club AméricaPumas de la UNAM
0–0 and 2–1		—
2004Pumas de la UNAMCF Pachuca
1–1 and 6–1		—
2003Deportivo TolucaCF Monterrey
1–1; 4–2 on penalties		—
1995Club Necaxa-
automatically awarded as league and cup winner		—
1992--
Monterrey won the fixture, but it is not recognised as an official Campeón de Campeones title.		—
1990Puebla FC-
automatically awarded as league and cup winner		—
1989Club AméricaDeportivo Toluca
2–1		—
1988Club AméricaPuebla FC
1–2 and 2–0		—
1976Club AméricaTigres de la UANL
2–0		—
1975Pumas de la UNAMDeportivo Toluca
1–0		—
1974Cruz AzulClub América
2–1		—
1973Not held
The competition was not held.
1972Club LeónCruz Azul
0–0; 3–2 on penalties		—
1971Club LeónClub América
1–0		—
1970CD Guadalajara-
automatically awarded as league and cup winner		—
1969Cruz Azul-
automatically awarded as league and cup winner		—
1968Deportivo TolucaAtlas Guadalajara
3–1, 0–1; 3–2 on penalties		—
1967Deportivo TolucaClub León
1–0		—
1966Club NecaxaClub América
2–0		—
1965CD GuadalajaraClub América
2–1		—
1964CD GuadalajaraClub América
2–0		—
1963Club Deportivo OroCD Guadalajara
3–1		—
1962Atlas GuadalajaraCD Guadalajara
2–0		—
1961CD GuadalajaraClub Deportivo Tampico
1–0		—
1960CD GuadalajaraClub Necaxa
2–2; 10–9 on penalties		—
1959CD GuadalajaraCF Zacatepec
2–1		—
1958CF ZacatepecClub León
1–0		—
1957CD GuadalajaraCF Zacatepec
2–1		—
1956Club LeónDeportivo Toluca
2–1		—
1955Club AméricaCF Zacatepec
3–2		—
1954Club Deportivo MarteClub América
1–0		—
1953Club Deportivo TampicoPuebla FC
3–0		—
1952Atlante FCClub León
1–0		—
1951Atlas GuadalajaraAtlante FC
1–0		—
1950Atlas GuadalajaraVeracruz
3–1 after extra time		—
1949Club León-
automatically awarded as league and cup winner		—
1948Club LeónVeracruz
1–0		—
1947UD Moctezuma de OrizabaAtlante FC
3–0		—
1946Atlas GuadalajaraVeracruz
3–2		—
1945Real Club EspañaPuebla FC
3–0		—
1944Real Club EspañaAsturias FC
5–3		—
1943Club Deportivo MarteUD Moctezuma de Orizaba
1–0		—
1942Atlante FCReal Club España
5–4 after extra time		—