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The city (Mexico City)
Mexico City is the capital city of Mexico and has a population of 8.8
million. The city is the country's political, commercial, social and cultural
centre as well as being the largest transport hub. Its historic centre and
the remains of the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan as well as the water
gardens in the Xochimilco district were declared UNESCO World Heritage
Sites in 1987 with the central university campus of the Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de México following in 2007. The city was founded in
1345.
Due to its high altitude the city is located in what are defined as the cool
tropics; hence it has an average temperature of 15.9 degrees. At the
same time most of the rainfall occurs during the month of July. This, the
largest Mexican metropolis, has to cope with numerous environmental
problems.
These include high levels of atmospheric pollution, problems with the
supply of drinking water, inadequate waste disposal structures,
deficiencies in the provision of local public transport and excessive traffic
congestion. According to the World Health Organization, the quality of
the air in Mexico City was for a long time considered to be one of the
worst in the world. Tourist attractions include various theatres and
museums. Examples of architecture well worth visiting are the Zocalo,
the historic centre of Mexico City, the Paseo de la Reforma and the
Pyramid of the sun at Teotihuacán. The cityscape is completed by the
many parks and natural monuments. The most popular sport in Mexico
City is football. Here, the most important matches are held in the 87,000
capacity Aztec Stadium. Typical for the cuisine of the capital region are
"Antojitos Mexicanos“ - which are made from the tortilla pastry masa - a
bread substitute of maize similar to pancakes. These include for example
tacos - small tortillas with every conceivable variation of filling - as well as
"tortas" (filled wheat bread rolls) and “tostadas" (deep-fried flat tortillas
with spread).
The club
Club América is the soccer club in Mexico City. The club plays in the
country's top league and plays its home games in the legendary Azteca
Stadium. The club is the record winner of the CONCACAF Champions
League and Mexico's record champion. The club was founded in 1916.
Football in Mexico initially developed through the immigrant or
temporarily working English people: in church communities, workplaces
and schools. Club América also emerged from this environment. The
club has been extremely successful, winning 13 championship titles,
most recently in 2018. The club from the state capital has also won seven
cups. The club most recently won the cup this year.
Club América
Mexico
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Club América
Mexico
May 10 and 11, 2024