Fixtures

Colombia Primera B 04/05 20:30 10 Tigres FC vs Atletico Huila - View
Colombia Cup 04/09 21:00 8 Cucuta Deportivo vs Tigres FC - View
Colombia Primera B 04/12 21:00 11 Boca Juniors De Cali vs Tigres FC - View
Colombia Primera B 04/19 21:00 12 Tigres FC vs Cucuta Deportivo - View
Colombia Cup 04/24 00:40 8 Tigres FC vs Cucuta Deportivo - View
Colombia Primera B 04/26 21:00 13 Atletico Cali FC vs Tigres FC - View

Results

Colombia Primera B 03/27 01:05 9 [13] Bogota FC v Tigres FC [7] W 0-1
Colombia Cup 03/21 20:30 7 Union Magdalena v Tigres FC W 4-5
Colombia Primera B 03/18 23:00 8 [7] Tigres FC v Llaneros [3] D 1-1
Colombia Primera B 03/10 20:30 7 [11] Internacional FC de Palmira v Tigres FC [5] D 0-0
Colombia Cup 03/07 20:30 7 Tigres FC v Union Magdalena W 2-1
Colombia Primera B 03/02 20:00 6 [4] Tigres FC v Real Soacha Cundinamarca [8] W 1-0
Colombia Primera B 02/26 20:30 5 [8] Leones v Tigres FC [9] W 2-3
Colombia Primera B 02/20 20:30 4 [4] Tigres FC v Orsomarso [10] L 0-1
Colombia Primera B 02/15 20:30 3 [12] CD Real Santander v Tigres FC [10] W 0-3
Colombia Primera B 02/09 20:30 2 [6] Tigres FC v Deportes Quindio [4] D 0-0
Colombia Primera B 02/03 20:30 1 [3] Barranquilla FC v Tigres FC [3] D 2-2
Colombia Primera B 10/11 20:15 16 [10] Patriotas FC v Tigres FC [16] L 4-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 39 19 20
Wins 9 3 6
Draws 10 4 6
Losses 20 12 8
Goals for 29 12 17
Goals against 47 24 23
Clean sheets 10 4 6
Failed to score 22 11 11

Wikipedia - Tigres F.C.

Tigres Fútbol Club is a professional Colombian football team based in Bogotá that plays in the Categoría Primera B. They play their home games at the Metropolitano de Techo stadium.

History

The history of the club began in 1998 when the team played in the Categoría Primera B under the name Univalle, playing the first half of the season in Jamundí and the second in Palmira with Hernán Darío Herrera as coach.

In 1999 the team was renamed Expreso Palmira, due to the financial support by the carrier of the same name. In that season the coaches were Carlos Burbano and José Martínez, who left the team in tenth place.

In the 2000 season with coach Eduardo Lara, the club played a prominent campaign and placed third in the aggregate table, qualifying for the final round for promotion. There it faced Deportivo Pereira, Unión Magdalena and Deportivo Rionegro, placing third again.

In 2001 the club placed eighth in the table, thus qualifying to the play-offs where they finished last behind Bogotá Chicó, Cúcuta Deportivo and Unión Magdalena.

In 2002, Expreso Palmira was purchased by businessmen who renamed the club Expreso Rojo de Cartagena. The team won the Primera C championship in that same year.

In 2003 the club played its first season in Primera B under the Expreso Rojo name, placing first in the aggregate table but being eliminated in the play-offs. Two years later the club moved to Sincelejo, where they only lasted a year, returning to Cartagena in 2006. In the 2007 season the team moved to the city of Fusagasugá, Cundinamarca.

The club's most notable participation in Colombian football occurred in the 2008 Copa Colombia in which the club reached the semi-finals. Expreso Rojo was eliminated by Once Caldas at that stage, with a 1–0 aggregate score.

In 2009 the team moved to Zipaquirá due to economic problems. For the 2011 season Expreso Rojo decided to move back to Fusagasugá, however due to poor results the club moved once again, this time to Soacha. In 2014 the team moved to Girardot, only to return to Zipaquirá the following year due to the poor state of the playing field in Girardot.

For the following season (2016), the club was renamed as Tigres F.C. due to a ruling by the Superintendency of Industry and Commerce of Colombia stating that the Expreso Rojo brand was already trademarked and linked to top-flight club Independiente Santa Fe and therefore could not be used by any other company. In that season, they earned promotion to Categoría Primera A for the 2017 season by winning Group A in the Primera B semi-finals. They became season runners-up after losing the final to América de Cali on aggregate score. However, they were relegated back to Primera B after only one season in the top flight.

Tigres FC is a professional soccer team based in Monterrey, Mexico. The team was founded in 1960 and has since become one of the most successful teams in Mexican soccer history. Tigres FC plays in the Liga MX, the top professional soccer league in Mexico, and has won multiple championships, including the Liga MX Apertura and Clausura titles, as well as the CONCACAF Champions League.

The team's home stadium is the Estadio Universitario, which has a seating capacity of over 41,000 fans. Tigres FC is known for its passionate fan base, who are known as "Los Incomparables" and are known for their loud and enthusiastic support of the team.

Tigres FC has a strong roster of talented players, including international stars such as André-Pierre Gignac, Guido Pizarro, and Nahuel Guzmán. The team is known for its attacking style of play, with a focus on quick passing and aggressive attacking runs.

Overall, Tigres FC is a highly respected and successful soccer team with a rich history and a bright future ahead.