CD Jalapa (Nicaragua)

This article is about the Nicaraguan football team. For other uses, see Deportivo Jalapa (disambiguation).
Deportivo Jalapa
Full name Club Deportivo Jalapa
Founded 1995
Dissolved 2008
Ground Estadio Alejandro Ramos
Jalapa, Nicaragua
Ground Capacity 1,000
Chairman Jorge Galeano
League Primera División, Nicaragua

Deportivo Jalapa was a Nicaraguan football team which has played at the domestic top level. They were based in Jalapa.

History

Jalapa would win their first title in the club history by defeating defending champion Walter Ferretti 4:0 in the second leg of the final at home at Estadio Alejandro Ramos. The teams drew 1:1 in the first leg in Managua, but goals from Tomás Centeno, Edgard Rochez (penalty), Ramón Osorio and Selvin álvarez gave the provincial side their first championship, followed by an impromptu parade through the city streets led by the players and thousands of fans . However, after winning the title the club hit financial trouble, meaning they were unable to keep the core of players and management with this the next season led to not only the club failing to reach the semis but on the international tournament they let in a record 40 goals in three games (including a 17–0 loss to Salvadorian team FAS and 19–0 loss to Panamanian team Árabe Unido) [1]

They were relegated after the 2007/2008 season[2] before being dissolved ahead of the 2009 Clausura season.

Achievements

Notable Players

  • Argentina Jesús Anrique (2006)
  • Colombia Luis Marines
  • Colombia Alberto Asprilla (2006)
  • El Salvador Manuel Alas (2006)
  • El Salvador Imas Danilo (2006)
  • Honduras Magdaleno Andino
  • Honduras Samuel Padilla

  • Mexico Jesús Anrriquez
  • Mexico Yilberto Morales
  • Mexico Israel Taboada
  • Mexico Aldo G. Cuellar
  • Nicaragua Jaime Ruiz
  • Nicaragua Tomás Centeno
  • Nicaragua Lenín Blandón
  • Nicaragua Salvador García

List of managers

References

  1. Damos vergüenza en fútbol – El Nuevo Diario (Spanish)
  2. Nicaragua 2007/08 – RSSSF

External links


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