Estadio Cuauhtémoc is a football stadium, located in Puebla, Mexico. It is the fourth biggest stadium in Mexico (regarding capacity) and is used by Puebla F.C. club as their home ground since its opening in 1968. It was named after Mexican Brewery Cuauhtemoc-Moctezuma, that donated the highest amount for the construction of the stadium. Initially, the stadium had a capacity to accommodate 35,000 people. Later, after expansion for the FIFA World Cup of 1986, the capacity was increased to 51,726. In 2005, the stadium went under major renovation measures and is considered as one of the innovation in textile design and sports architecture in Mexico (as of 2015). Architect Pedro Ramirez Vazquez designed the stadium. He is famous for designing the "El Estadio Azteca" and "Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe".
Estadio Cuauhtemoc is the tallest stadium in Mexico after Estadio Jalisco. 
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