Yaracuyanos FC

Yaracuyanos Fútbol Club is a Venezuelan football club from San Felipe. The club was founded in 2006 and plays its home matches at the Estadio Florentino Oropeza, which offers 9,600 spectators. Yaracuyanos FC, ​​who have never been Venezuelan champion, currently plays in La Liga, the top division in Venezuela.

History

The association Yaracuyanos Fútbol Club was founded on 20 February 2006 in the Venezuelan city of San Felipe in the state of Yaracuy in the north of the country. The club name is inspired by the state, which is common in Venezuela. Other examples are Portuguesa FC or Deportivo Táchira. From the Venezuelan Football Federation of the newly founded association was the Tercera División, the fourth highest league classified. There, the first rank was assigned equal in the first season and succeeded in promotion to the Segunda División B. Again Yaracuyanos FC played with well and was in the Grupo Centro Occidente first before the second team Deportivo Táchira, clearing the jump in Segunda División that. Shortly afterwards you won the final match for the title of the third division champion against Atlético Piar in Caracas 6-5 in a penalty shootout after it had been after the extension of 1:1. In the first year of second-division club took a good ninth place in the overall table. During the season the club, who now was in the hands of a wealthy investor, the shares of Unión Atlético Maracaibo financially tight from La Liga bought. When they withdrew from the Primera División, Yaracuyanos FC increased as a replacement against Maracaibo to the first division, which was made a flawless walkthrough of the Fourth - into excellence within three years. In the Erstligasaison 2009/10 was Yaracuyanos FC Fifteenth and managed to avoid relegation, while SD Centro Ítalo and Llaneros FC descended. The then following season ended for Yaracuyanos with a good ninth place in the entire table, which it was entitled for playoff games to take part in the Copa Sudamericana 2011. In these games we won against Aragua FC and Deportivo Petare and could as well Deportivo Anzoategui qualify for the continental competition.

Achievements

  • Tercera División Venezolana: 1x (2006/ 07)
  • Segunda División B Venezolana: 1x (2007/ 08)
  • Participation in the Copa Sudamericana: 1x

Known player

  • Venezuela Carlos Luis Rodríguez
  • Argentina Guillermo Santo
San Felipe (Yaracuy) 2011 Copa Sudamericana Mineros de Guayana Carabobo FC Deportivo Lara Monagas Sport Club Zamora FC Zulia FC
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