San Luis F.C.

Called Club San Luis, or shortly after the hometown San Luis Potosí as San Luis, is a Mexican football club that plays in the Primera División.

History

The club was founded in 1957 as the Real Club de Fútbol San Luis and received for the 1957/58 season a starting spot in the second division. This he won in the 1970/71 season, making San Luis managed to carve out the football House of Lords. The first season in La Liga 1971/72 ended San Luis with a respectable twelfth place in the overall table ( with a total of 18 teams ) and a nearly perfect balance: 11 wins were against 13 defeats.

At the same time in the city of San Luis Potosi, a second club was founded, which was given a starting place in the second division and should act as a base for the first class gambling club San Luis. But after two years, the roles of both clubs were redistributed: the 1973/74 season during the Club San Luis with only 21 points finished in last place in the table and thus relegated to the second division, the Club Atlético Potosino reached the semi-finals of the second division division in the battle for promotion to the Primera. Because wanted the FMF, the Mexican Football Federation, the first league from next season 1974/75 expand to two teams, the two failed on sporting merit semi-finalists were invited to play in the first division. So it finally came to the place exchange of the two clubs from San Luis Potosi.

Two years later, the Club San Luis managed to return to the top flight football and with the ninth overall in the annual ranking which until then best finish ever. For the first time in a San Luis Erstligasaison also had more wins (10 ) to show for Loss (9) and also have the direct duel with city rivals (1:1 and 2:0 ) to decide in his favor. Despite these favorable results, the season ended in a disaster because the license to the CD Tampico was sold.

In the following years the club was temporarily back even to the third tier and had to wait until the summer of 2002, before his return to the Primera División succeeded. The new strength, the Club San Luis, however, exchanged its independence: because the club was plagued by both sporty and financial problems and at the same Televisa on finding a farm team for their club, the Club America, was the Club San Luis with contract was subordinated dated 5 December 2001, the Televisa group. Since then, San Luis acts like a " parking lot" for the Club América committed " diamonds ", which still preserved their necessary fine-tuning before it will reinforce the américa istas later.

Since then, the club had its ups and downs. Low point was the decline in the summer of 2004, but at least the followed the immediate resurgence. The absolute highlight was reaching the final games in the Clausura 2005/ 06, in which one CF Pachuca was only slightly inferior with 0:0 and 0:1 the. Club América, however, had not even reached in this round the play-offs ...

Cadre of runners-up in the Clausura 2006

Adrián Martínez ( Tor) - Alfredo González Tahuilán, Adrián García Arias, Israel Martinez, Leonel Olmedo, Ángel Eduardo Reyna, Carlos Sánchez, Héctor Altamirano, Noe Maya ( Defence) - Octavio Valdez, Álvaro Ortiz, Ailton Da Silva, Luis Ignacio González, Omar Salvador Domínguez Martín Ligüera, Fernando Machado (Midfield) - Sebastiao Pereira, Ariel González, Emilio Mora, Jesús Mendoza, Marcelo Guerrero ( storm ). Coach: Raúl Arias.

Historical logos

Logo 1997-2004

Logo 2004-2007

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