The 2011–12 Tigres season was the 65th professional season of Mexico's top-flight football league. The season is split into two tournaments—the Torneo Apertura and the Torneo Clausura—each with identical formats and each contested by the same eighteen teams. Tigres began their season on July 23, 2011, against Cruz Azul, Tigres play their home games on Saturdays at 7:00pm local time.
Torneo Apertura
Squad
(Team Vice-Captain)
(Team captain)
Regular season
Apertura 2011 results
Final phase
Tigres advanced 4–0 on aggregate
Tigres advanced 1–0 on aggregate
Tigres won 4–1 on aggregate
Tigres won their third league title in history
Goalscorers
PositionNationNameGoals scored 1. Héctor Mancilla 9 2. Lucas Lobos 6 3. Damián Álvarez 3 3. Own Goals 3 5. Alberto Acosta 2 5. Israel Jiménez 2 5. Danilinho 2 5. Manuel Viniegra 2 9. Jesús Dueñas 1 9. Alan Pulido 1 9. Juninho 1TOTAL
Results
Results summary
Results by round
Transfers
In #PosNatPlayerAgeFromDateNotesMFJosé Tostado17GuadalajaraSeptember 22, 2011Tostado se une a Tigres . Récord.MFElías Hernández23PachucaDecember 21, 2011Elías Hernández ya es de Tigres. MedioTiempo.
Out #PosNatPlayerAgeToDateNotes10MFDanilinho24Atletico Mineiro
Torneo Clausura
Squad
(Team Vice-Captain)
(Team captain)
Regular season
Clausura 2012 results
Final phase
Tigres advanced 5–1 on aggregate
Santos Laguna advanced 3–3 on aggregate due to being the higher seed in the classification phase
Goalscorers
Regular season PositionNationNameGoals scored 1. Lucas Lobos 8 2. Edno 2 2. Elías Hernández 2 2. Héctor Mancilla 2 2. Juninho 2 6. Damián Álvarez 1 6. Emmanuel Cerda 1 6. Israel Jiménez 1 6. Alan Pulido 1 6. José Arturo Rivas 1 6. Carlos Salcido 1TOTAL Source:
Final phase PositionNationNameGoals scored 1. Héctor Mancilla 3 2. Lucas Lobos 2 3. Hugo Ayala 1 3. Edno 1 3. Elías Hernández 1TOTAL
Results
Results summary
Results by round
Copa Libertadores
Preliminary Round
Unión Española won on points 4–1.
Goalscorers PositionNationNameGoals scored 1. Alan Pulido 2TOTAL
References