an own goal by Roberto Ruiz Esparza. 1990 Copa México In the 1989–90 league Puebla defeated Universidad de Guadalajara in the finales obtaining their second league title. On 11 April 1990 Puebla obtained the Copa México which would make them the 4th campeonisimo in history. Only 3 others clubs had won the league and the cup the same year: Club León in 1949, Guadalajara in 1963, and Cruz Azul in 1970. In that final Puebla faced UANL. The first match was played in Monterrey in the Estadio Universitario and the game ended there with a score of 2–0 in Tigres favor. Goals were scored by Almirón and Gama. The second game was played in Puebla in a packed Estadio Cuauhtémoc. That game ended 4–1 in favor of Puebla. Puebla's goals were score by Edgardo Fuentes, Carlos Poblete, Jorge Aravena and Marcelino Bernal. Almirón scored UANL only goal that day. Puebla line up were Aguilar (goalkeeper), Torres, Gamal, Ruiz Esparza, Amador (Rosete) (defenders), Bernal, Cosío, Bartolotta (midfielders), Paúl Moreno, Ramos (Mendiburu), Moscoso (forwards). The 1989–90 squad is remembered as the best squad ever to wear Puebla FC slash and is remember by the supports and media as the Campeonísimo. The starting line up included Pablo Larios as goalkeeper, Arturo Álvarez, Eduardo Fuentes, Roberto Ruiz Esparza, and Arturo "Mango" Orozco as defenders; Marcelino Bernal, José Manuel de la Torre, Jorge Aravena y Javier "Chícharo" Hernández as midfielders, and Carlos Poblete, alongside Julio César Romero forwards With Manuel Lapuente as head coach. pueblas sop porters also remember Emilio Maurer owner at that time as the best club's president to have been in charge of the club. Difficult times In the 1991–92 championship, Puebla managed to reach their fourth final in its history. Puebla lost that final against Leon in overtime with a score of 2–0. The 1992–93 championship marked the start of a difficult period in the club. The tournament started with problems with the Mexican Federation. The owner, Emilio Maurer Espinoza, was accused of irregularities in his administration and was stripped of the club and expelled from the league. That year Puebla finished 4th in group 2, with 43 points, and did not qualify. In the 1993–94 championship. Puebla finished third in group one with 34 points. In the 1994–95 championship Puebla, after an irregular tournament, finishing in 3rd in group 3 with 40 points and managed to qualify to a knockout