CF Monterrey: History, Major Honours and Where to Watch Rayados
Monterrey’s status as one of Mexico’s leading clubs rests on a history that combines domestic honours with a defining run in continental competition. Known as Rayados, a nickname drawn from their blue-and-white striped shirts, the club remains a regular focus for Liga MX and CONCACAF viewers in the United States.
Monterrey’s rise and major honours
- CF Monterrey was established on June 28, 1945.
- The club became widely known as Rayados because of the striped design of its traditional blue and white kit.
- Monterrey have won five Liga MX titles and lifted the Copa MX twice.
- On the continental stage, they claimed three consecutive CONCACAF Champions League crowns from 2011 to 2013.
How to follow Monterrey in the United States
Monterrey’s Liga MX fixtures are available to US audiences through Fubo, TUDN, Univision, Telemundo, ViX and DirecTV Stream. Spanish-language coverage of Liga MX and CONCACAF Champions League matches is carried by TUDN and Univision, with streaming availability also listed through Fubo.
CONCACAF Champions League coverage can also be accessed through TUDN and Univision, with Paramount+ listed as a streaming option. Copa MX broadcasts are carried by TUDN and Univision.
Club history programming
There is no major documentary centred on Monterrey, but supporters looking for a historical overview can watch Iconic Clubs: CF Monterrey on DAZN. The series examines the club’s background and achievements.
