Club Necaxa is a historic Mexican football club based in the city of Aguascalientes. They compete in Liga MX and play their home matches at the modern Estadio Victoria. Founded in 1923, the club is known as "Los Rayos" (The Lightning Bolts) and wears distinctive red and white kits. Currently owned by a consortium including famous international investors, the team is led by a head coach aiming to restore past glories. Necaxa's history is illustrious, with a golden era in the 1990s when they won multiple league titles and the CONCACAF Champions' Cup, boasting stars like Alex Aguinaga and becoming known as "Los Once Hermanos" for their cohesive play. After periods of relegation and promotion, the modern Necaxa is rebuilding, focusing on a mix of youth and experience to climb the Liga MX table. The fan base, known as "La Hermandad," remains passionately loyal, creating a vibrant atmosphere in Aguascalientes and hoping to see lightning strike once more for this iconic club.