The 2015–16 Puebla F.C. season was the club's 69th professional season in 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. The club also played Supercopa MX and Copa Libertadores.
First-team squad
For recent transfers, see List of Mexican football transfers summer 2015.
Supercopa MX
Match details
GK 17 Cristian CampestriniDF 3 Carlos Alberto GutiérrezDF 5 Mario de Luna DF 22 Patricio Araujo (c)DF 12 Óscar Rojas MF 28 Francisco TorresMF 8 Luis Robles MF 27 Alberto Acosta MF 10 Christian Bermúdez MF 19 Flavio Santos FW 18 Luis Gabriel ReySubstitutions:GK 1 Fabián VillaseñorDF 20 Adrián Cortés DF 26 Roberto Juárez MF 16 David Toledo MF 29 Ezequiel Rescaldani FW 9 Isaac DíazFW 29 Matías Alustiza Manager: Pablo Marini GK 13 Cirilo Saucedo DF 17 Hibert Ruiz DF 4 Marco Torsiglieri DF 5 Facundo Erpen DF 2 Enrique Pérez (c)MF 16 Cristian Pellerano MF 8 Juan Pablo Rodríguez MF 24 Dieter Villalpando FW 9 Yorleys Mena FW 7 Pablo Velázquez FW 23 Jefferson Cuero Substitutions:GK 1 Carlos Felipe RodríguezDF 6 Joel Huiqui DF 25 Carlos Calvo MF 10 Mauro Cejas MF 22 Armando Zamorano MF 26 Christian ValdezFW 11 Carlos Ochoa Manager: Enrique Meza
Assistant referees: Adam Garner (United States) Jonathan Johnson (United States) Fourth official: Luis Guardia (United States)
Puebla won its first Supercopa MX and the third overall edition .
Regular season
Apertura 2015 results
Goalscorers
PositionNationNameGoals scored1. Luis Gabriel Rey9 2. Christian Bermúdez5 3. Matías Alustiza 3 4. Flavio Santos2 4. Francisco Javier Torres2 4. Carlos Alberto Gutiérrez2 5. Robert Herrera1
Results
Results summary
Apertura 2015 Copa MX
Group stage
Apertura results
Goalscorers
PositionNationNameGoals scored1. Ezequiel Rescaldani3
Results
Results by round
2016
Regular season
Clausura 2016 results
Attendance Puebla's Home Attendance by round, Estadio Cuahutemoc has a sitting capacity of 51,726 . |} round TeamAttendance Percentage 2Monterrey32,12563.30 % 5Club Atlas42,55483.84 % 7Dorados de Sinaloa42,70184.13 % 9Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz39,44377.71 %11Tigres UANL43,51685.74 %13C.D. Guadalajara45,52789.70 %15Chiapas F.C.20,74440.87 %17Querétaro F.C.--
Goalscorers
PositionNationNameGoals scored1. Matías Alustiza 72. Álvaro Navarro 2 2. Christian Valdez2 2. Christian Bermúdez2 3. Alberto Acosta1 3. Patricio Araujo1 3. Damián Escudero1 3. Eduardo Pérez1
Results
Results summary
Pre Libertadores 2016
After Santos laguna reached the Clausura 2015 final, Puebla earned a passed to the Copa Libertadores 2016 due to Santos pass to the 2016 Concachampions Cup. On December 22, 2015, the Conmebol will have the lottery in Paraguay in order to define Puebla's rival. Due to fellow Mexican club Tigres who is the 2015 Runner up, Puebla won the right to home advantage in the series that will award 1st stage participation .
Relegation 2015 – 2016 TeamRelegation13Tijuana21242124160106851.247114Veracruz20161528270105851.235315Puebla19181620270100851.176516Guadalajara1221162621096851.129417Morelia2721101323094851.105918Sinaloa000015015170.8824Relegation to Ascenso MX Last update: 21 November 2015LigaMX.net – Estadística – Tabla General de Cociente
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