football club
Albacete Balompié is a spanish football team based in Albacete, in the autonomous community of Castile–La Mancha. Founded on 2 August 1940, it presently plays in Primera División RFEF – Group 2, the third base tier of spanish football, holding home plate matches at Estadio Carlos Belmonte, with a capacity of 17,524. [ 2 ]
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history [edit ]
This team is from Albacete a city from Castilla -La Mancha. It ‘s been reported in at least three sources that football was first teach in Albacete by John Hulse, an English Engineer of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railways Company, establishing the basis of Locomotoras Albacete, after the same-named steam locomotive factory in the city, owned by the Goicoechea family, owners of Talgo. [ 3 ] frankincense, like in Swindon, football in Albacete is primitively linked to the railway industry. [ 4 ] Hulse introduced the Sheffield Rules in Albacete, and some of the first matches to be reported are against amateur clubs from Murcia ( 1897 ), Alcázar de San Juan ( 1899 ), and Villarrobledo ( 1899 ). [ 5 ] After years of amateur and regional development of football, it would not appear formally until the end of the spanish Civil War. The club was founded in 1940 under the name Albacete Foot-ball Association, being later changed in an undertake to make it sound “ more spanish ”. At the [ clarification needed ] second division in 1985–86, repeating the feat five seasons late. In 1989, Benito Floro consecutively promoted the club from the third division to La Liga, overachieving for a one-seventh place in the foremost season in the lead level. Floro would late coach Real Madrid, returning to Alba two seasons later as the club was relegated in 1995–96. After years in the second base part facing serious economic and sporting difficulties, Albacete returned to the top flight in the 2002–03 campaign, led by César Ferrando ( late of Atlético Madrid ). however, Albacete dropped in 2004–05 after posting fair 6 wins from 38 matches, going on to stabilize in the subsequent seasons in the second charge. The 2010–11 season brought two coach changes, with both Antonio Calderón and David Vidal ( who returned to the club only a few months after leaving ) being fired, as Albacete returned to the third division after 21 years. That season the cabaret finished last in Segunda División with alone 32 points in 42 matches. [ 6 ] On 6 December 2011, Andrés Iniesta – who played for the club in his youth before joining Barcelona – became the club ‘s major stockholder, donating € 420,000 to the cash-strapped cabaret. [ 7 ] The clubhouse managed to reach the round off of 16 of the 2011–12 Copa del Rey, notably beating Atlético Madrid 3–1 on aggregate. [ 8 ] In March 2013, Agustín Lázaro, headman executive military officer ( CEO ) of Andrés Iniesta ‘s winery enterprise, was appointed as Albacete ‘s chair. [ 9 ] In June, Iniesta loaned the clubhouse a further €240,000 to cover amateur wages, frankincense preventing its administrative relegation to the fourth tier. [ 10 ] In 2014, Albacete returned to the Segunda División, but was relegated two seasons late after finishing the season in the 21st position. The golf club again returned to the Segunda División in the 2016–17 season after winning against Valencia Mestalla in the last round of the promotion play-offs. Albacete finished the 2018–19 season in 4th status of the Segunda División, but then lost to RCD Mallorca in the La Liga play-offs and remained in Segunda División for the 2019–20 temper. [ 11 ] On following temper, Albacete finished last in second division and we ‘re relegated to the third division. thus ending their four-years stay in the second class .
Seasons [edit ]
“Andrés Iniesta” sports city. Albacete Balompiésports city .
Ciudad de Albacete trophy 1994.
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Season to season [edit ]
current team [edit ]
The numbers are established according to the official website: [1] and www.lfp.es
- As of 2 September 2021
note : Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality .
Reserve team [edit ]
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Out on lend [edit ]
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current technical foul staff [edit ]
death update : May 2021
Source : Albacete Balompié
Honours [edit ]
stadium [edit ]
Estadio Carlos Belmonte The golf club plays its home matches at the Estadio Carlos Belmonte, which has an all-seated capacity of 17,524. originally built in 1960, the stadium undergo two major redevelopments, the last being in 1998 .