Thousands of supporters from four municipalities in Jalisco gathered at Guadalajara’s monumental Estadio Jalisco for the final of the 2025 Copa Jalisco, held on Sunday, September 28.  In the men’s division, the Cihuatlán team triumphed 2-1 over Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos, claiming their second championship in the history of this inter-municipal sports tournament. In the women’s division, Arandas defeated Tomatlán after a penalty shootout.

As part of their victory, the winning teams will receive a trip to Madrid, Spain, along with the rehabilitation of their training facilities, courtesy of the Jalisco government. The runners-up will also benefit from improvements to sports centers in their respective municipalities. Governor Pablo Lemus presented the trophy amid a festive atmosphere at Estadio Jalisco.

The seventh edition of the Copa Jalisco featured seven rounds of regular season play and knockout stages, bringing together 168 teams—112 in the men’s division and 56 in the women’s division.

The Copa Jalisco is recognized as the largest amateur soccer tournament in Mexico.