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Salamanca F.C. is a Mexican football club based in Salamanca, Guanajuato, México which is playing in the Tercera División de México.

C.F. Salamanca

Full name	Club de Fútbol Salamanca
Nickname(s)	Los Petroleros (The Oilers)
Founded	1958; 64 years ago (1958)
Ground	Estadio Sección XXIV Salamanca, Guanajuato, Mexico
Capacity	10,000
Chairman	Salvador González[1]
Manager	Marco Aurelio Ruiz Toledo
League	Tercera División de México
2022–23	Preseason
Home colours Away colours

History

The club was founded in the 1950s and soon after, in 1958, the club joined the Segunda División de México and played under the name of Mapaches. The club played in the second division until 1961 when the club folded due to economic problems. In 1964 the club rejoined the second division; this time the club was owned by a local oil company which brought in big name players but never achieved a promotion to the first division. From 1964 the club would go on to play good to mediocre tournaments which finally came to an end once again in 1986 when the club folded and would not come this time for several years all time times playing under the name of Petroleros de Salamanca.^{[clarification needed]}

Awaited Return

In 2001 the same oil company that had owned the club in the 1980s started up several professional clubs, the first a basketball club in 2001 which played under the name of Petroleros de Salamanca. In 2004 the football club finally made its return, quickly joining the Primera A. In 2006 the club reached its first final in the Primera A only to lose it to Puebla FC in a Penalty shoot out. The club would go on to play six more tournaments before the club was sold and relocated in La Piedad, Michoacán, where it became C.F. La Piedad.

Failed Return to Liga Premier

After spending several years in the Third Division of Mexico without winning promotion, on July 3, 2019 the team managed to return to the Liga Premier de México (Second Division) with Serie B being their new category, this after reaching an agreement with the Real Potosino's management so that the team will move from San Luis Potosí City to Salamanca, adopt the name of the town and thus return second division football to the city of Salamanca.[2] Finally on July 18, 2019 the Mexican Football Federation did not grant the guarantee for this change and Salamanca remained at Liga TDP.

In 2020 due to financial problems, the club's board of directors rented its franchise to the Barajas Soccer Promoter, based in Tamazula de Gordiano, Jalisco.

In 2022 the team returned to participate in the professional leagues, being renamed C.F. Salamanca and based on the franchise Jaral del Progreso F.C.[3]

Badge

In the early 1950s clubs usually used their city's crest as their own, so Salamanca used the city crest from 1958-1961. In the early 1970s the club used a crest which had an oil rig along with a soccer ball. In 2004 the club returned with a brand new crest but kept the oil rig and the soccer ball along with the club's colors.

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  First Badge 1958-61.
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  1970s-1986
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  Only used in 2004
• 
  2005-2009

First kit evolution

1944 home

1960 home

2004 home

2006 home

2007 home

2008 home

2009 home

2010 home

Season to season

Season Division Place 1958-59 2nd Division 1959-60 2nd Division 1960-61 2nd Division 1961-64 Did not participate 1964-65 2nd Division 1965-66 2nd Division 1966-67 2nd Division 1967-68 2nd Division 1968-69 2nd Division 1969-70 2nd Division 1970-71 2nd Division 1971-72 2nd Division 1972-73 2nd Division 1973-74 2nd Division 1974-75 2nd Division 1975-76 2nd Division 1976-77 2nd Division 1977-78 2nd Division 1978-79 1979-80 2nd Division 1980-81 2nd Division 1981-82 2nd Division 1982-83 2nd Division 1983-84 2nd Division 1984-85 2nd Division 1985-86 2nd Division

Season Division Place 1986–2003 Did not participate 1996-97 Primera A Clausura 2004 Primera A Apertura 2005 Primera A Clausura 2006 Primera A Apertura 2006 Primera A Clausura 2007 Primera A Apertura 2007 Primera A Clausura 2008 Primera A Apertura 2008 Primera A Clausura 2009 Primera A Apertura 2009 2nd Division Bicentenario 2010 2nd Division Disappeared after final of the season 2013–14 3rd División 2014–15 3rd División 2015–16 3rd División 2016–17 3rd División 2017–18 3rd División 2018–19 Liga TDP 2019–20 Liga TDP

• Has Played 26 2nd Division Tournaments last in April 2010.
• Has Played 9 Primera A Tournaments last in 2009.
• Has Played 7 3rd División seasons since August 2013.

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player

Honours

Professional

• Primera División A: (0)

Runner-up (1): Apertura 2006

• Segunda División: (1)

Champion : 1951-1952

• Segunda División "B": (2)

Champion : 1984-1985, 1993-1994

Notable former players

• Armado Segura
• Sebastiã do Nascimento
• Felipe Flores
• Ramiro Omar Jorge
• David Jimenez
• Fausto Ruíz
• Martín Navarro

See also

• Estadio Sección XXIV

References

External links

• Official Club site

На других языках

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- [en] Salamanca F.C.

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[es] Petroleros de Salamanca

El Petroleros de Salamanca Fútbol Club es un equipo de futbol ubicado en la ciudad de Salamanca, Guanajuato, México. El equipo surgió con el cambio de sede de una franquicia de la Liga de Ascenso de México. En el torneo Apertura 2006 disputó la final de esa categoría contra el Puebla F.C., de haberla ganado hubiera obtenido medio boleto para ascender a la Primera División de México, sin embargo perdería esta final por marcador de 5-6, resolviéndose en penales. Los Petroleros de Salamanca fueron filiales de los Jaguares de Chiapas hasta la temporada del Clausura 2007, y tuvo convenio deportivo con el San Luis FC. En el Torneo Clausura 2009, el equipo logró llegar a la liguilla, derrotando a los Dorados de Sinaloa en cuartos de final y en semifinal fue derrotado por el Club Tijuana. Para el Torneo Clausura 2009 cambia de sede y nombre y por no contar con la certificación que la Federación Mexicana de Fútbol estipulo a los equipos de la Primera división 'A' mexicana forzosamente cambia de sede a La Piedad, Michoacán para así convertirse en los Reboceros De La Piedad. En la temporada 2009/2010 Salamanca juega en la nueva liga premier de ascenso que es la tercera categoría del fútbol profesional en México. En la temporada 2013-2014 resurge para jugar hasta la actualidad en la tercera división profesional que es la cuarta categoría del fútbol profesional en México juega como local en el Estadio Molinito como en sus inicios. Logrando consolidarse como uno de los equipos más importantes en esta división.

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