Records
- Tournaments in Primera División: 14
- Season in Primera División "A": 1
- Best year Primera División: 4° (1995–96)
- Worst finish in Primera División: 18° (Invierno 2000)
- Largest win margin: 5-0 against Guadalajara (Invierno 1999)
- Largest loss margin: 6-0 Against Atlante (Invierno 1996) and América (Invierno 1999)
- Most points in a tournament
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- Long tournaments: 52 in 1995-96
- Short tournament: 24 in Verano 1999
- Most goals in a tournament
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- Long tournaments: 49 in 1995-96
- Short tournament: 29 in Verano 1999
- Most wins in a Tournament
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- Long tournaments: 14 en 1995-96
- Short tournament: 6 in Invierno 98 and Verano 99
- Most consecutive wins: 5, 1995–96
- Most losses in a tournament: 10, Invierno 96 y 2000
- Most consecutive games without winning: 14, 1958–59
- Least number of wins in a tournament: 2, Verano 1997
- Least number of losses in a tournament: 5, Verano 1999
- Player with most goal scored: Emilio Butragueño with 14 in 1995-96
- Player with most goals scored in a game: Richard Zambrano with 4, in the victory against Veracruz in the 1994 Semi-Finals.
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