Zacatepec

The Club Deportivo Zacatepec is a Mexican football club from Zacatepec, which was registered in 1948 on the initiative of Rodrigo Ampudia del Valle under the name " Club Social y Deportivo Zacatepec " in the Register.

Zacatepec was one of eight founding members of the División 1950/51 Segunda newly introduced, the national second division. They finished the season as champions and thus introduced the first team in the Primera División the leap reached on sporting merit. In the first division the team showed very changeable services. The ninth place in the promotion season (1951 /52) followed the runner (1952 /53) and a tenth place (1953 /54), before 1955, the first championship was won. Three years later, the second and final championship. However, between were seventh and twelfth. At the end of the season 1961/62 the first of five descents followed. To date the last time Zacatepec was represented in the 1984/85 season in the top division.

Up to the first round (Apertura) 2003/ 04 Zacatepec was still playing in the second division, La Liga 'A', where you pushed forward to the subsequent play-off semi-finals. The local losses ( twice 0:1) against the Cobras Ciudad Juárez however led to a confrontation with his own fans. In protest, the team moved to the federal capital of Cuernavaca, where they played the second half ( Clausura 2004) under the name " Morelos " Estadio Centenario in.

The next two seasons spent Zacatepec - initially under the name cañeros de Zacatepec, from the second half of 2005/ 06 as cañeros de Zacatepetl - in the third division ( Segunda división ) until the summer of 2006 to the fourth division ( Tercera División ) descent. There, the club strives with young talent from the region to the resurgence in the third league. To survive financially, Zacatepec acts recently as a branch and talent scout for Club América.

Statistical data on CD Zacatepec

  • Club colors: green and white
  • National Champions: 1955 and 1958
  • Cup Winners' Cup: 1957 and 1959
  • 1 League: 1951/52 bis 1961/62 1963 / 64-1965 / 66, in 1970/71 bis 1976/77 1978 / 79-1982 / 83 1984/85

The success of teams

The most successful period in their history was the second half of the 1950s, in the Zacatepec champion and cup winner was twice. Thus they played 1955-1959 a total of four times around the Mexican Supercup. Now, the team line-ups of all encounters for the title Campeón de Campeones:

Evaristo Murillo, "Tito" Izaguirre, Samuel Cuburu, José Antonio Roca, Raúl Cárdenas, Francisco Hernández, Pedro " Picao " Arnauda, Carlos Turcato, Mario Pérez, Ernesto Candia, Mateo Nicolau; Coach: Ignacio Trelles

Nelson Festa, José Vela, Daniel " Chato " Ortiz, José Antonio Roca, Hector Ortiz, Raúl Cárdenas, Pedro " Paisano " Martínez, Agustín " Coruco " Díaz, Gustavo " Guero " Cabañas, Antonio Jasso, Ernesto Candia; Coach: Ignacio Trelles

Nelson Festa, "Tito" Izaguirre, Daniel Ortiz, José Antonio Roca, Fernando de la Peña, Héctor Ortiz, Agustín Díaz, Antonio Jasso, Carlos " Charro " Lara, Carlos Turcato, Ernesto Candia; Coach: Ignacio Trelles

Nelson Festa, "Tito" Izaguirre, Daniel Ortiz, José Vela, Raúl Cárdenas, Francisco Hernández, Jorge Vergara, Antonio Jasso, Carlos Lara, Agustín Díaz, Florentino Quintanar; Coach: Ignacio Trelles

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Zacatepec de Hidalgo Estadio Centenario (Cuernavaca) Ascenso MX Alebrijes de Oaxaca Estudiantes de Altamira Club Celaya Correcaminos UAT Dorados de Sinaloa Club de Futbol Ballenas Galeana Morelos Lobos de la BUAP Club Universidad de Guadalajara
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