SD Compostela
Squad
- Rubén Sánchez García2015current
- Javier Fernández Abruñedo2016current
- João Pedro Gomes Camacho2016current
- Jaime Santos2023current
Godwin Menshacurrent
Iván Carrilcurrent- Juan Manuel Fuentescurrent
- Julio Díaz Sánchezcurrent
- Lucas Díaz Parcerocurrent
José Luis Veloso1972–1973- Tomás Reñones Crego1980–1981
- Christopher Ohen1991–2001
- Javier Bellido Plaza1991–2001
- Pichi Lucas1991–1995
- Zoran Marić1991–1993
- Fabiano Soares Pessoa1992–2001
- José Ignacio Fernández Palacios1992–2001
Agustín Abadía1993–1996
Dragan Skočić1993–1996
Bent Christensen Arensøe1994–1997- Francisco Llorente Gento1994–1998
Franck Passi1994–1999- Javier Falagán1994–1997
- José Manuel Galdames1994–1995
- Ángel Lekumberri1994–2000
Fernando Peralta Carrasco1995–1997- Festus Agu1995–1997
- Iñaki Eraña1995–1997
- José Ramón González Pérez1995–1998
- Dmitri Popov1996–1999
- Goran Šaula1996–2000
- José Manuel Galdames1996–1997
Lyuboslav Penev1996–1998- Pirri Mori1996–1997
Saïd Chiba1996–1999- Stéphane Pignol1996–2003
William Amaral de Andrade1996–2000- Changui1997–2000
- Francisco de Borja Agirretxu Barreiro1997–1999
- René Ponk1997–2000
- Óscar Tabuenka1997–1999
Dmitri Radchenko1998–1999- Jean-François Hernández1998–1998
- Pablo Coira1998–1999
- Adriano Félix Teixeira1999–2003
- André Luiz Moreira1999–1999
- Antonio Díaz Jurado1999–2001
- Kostas Salapasidis1999–2000
Miguel D'Agostino1999–2000- Peter Hoekstra1999–2000
Vladimir Gudelj1999–2001- Óscar Ferro1999–2000
- Óscar Ferro1999–1999
- Fernando Martínez Perales2000–2001
- Jacobo Campos2000–2001
- José Manuel Colmenero Crespo2000–2000
- Pablo Pinillos Caro2000–2003
- Jesús Torres2001–2004
- Fabiano Soares Pessoa2002–2003
- Maikel Hermann2002–2003
- Diego Andrés Bermúdez2003–2004
- Fernando Seoane2003–2004
Víctor Espasandín2004–2004- Alfonso Sanchez2005–2007
Alberto Manuel Domínguez Rivas2009–2010- David Vázquez González2009–2010
- Jesús Torres2009–2010
- Pablo Rodríguez2009–2009
- Sergio Sestelo2009–2010
- Donaldson Sackey2010–2010
José Luis Gómez Pérez2012–2014- Maikel Hermann2012–2012
- Jorge Rodríguez2013–2014
- Borja Navarro2014–2015
- Paulo Teles2014–2015
- Quim Araújo2014–2015
- Álvaro Lemos2014–2015
- Gerard Oliva2015–2015
Iván Pérez Maceira2015–2015
Mikel Orbegozo2015–2015- Yacine Qasmi2015–2015
- Adrián López Rodríguez2018–2019
SD Compostela is a Galician football team with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1928.
The club enjoyed a notable spell in La Liga during the mid-1990s, marking a high point in its competitive history.
After a merger in 1962, SD Compostela was officially established and has since become a significant player in Galician football.
Biography
Formation
Sociedade Deportiva Compostela, commonly known as SD Compostela, is a Galician football team based in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain. The club was originally founded in 1928 as Compostela Foot-ball Club but ceased operations in 1946. A new team was established on June 26, 1962, named Sociedad Recreativa Compostela, which later merged with Club Arenal on October 28, 1962, to become Sociedad Deportiva Compostela. This merger marked the beginning of a new era for the club, which has since become a staple in Galician football.
Career Progression
Throughout the years, SD Compostela has experienced various ups and downs in its competitive journey. The 1970s were pivotal as the team transitioned through different levels, including the Tercera División and the newly formed Segunda División B. The club achieved its first promotion to a semi-national level in 1977, although it only lasted one season. A significant moment came in 1991 when the team secured its first-ever promotion to the Segunda División, celebrated by a thrilling 3-1 victory against CD Badajoz in front of a packed crowd at Estadio Municipal Santa Isabel.
Challenges and Resilience
Despite facing relegation in 1986 and the subsequent controversies surrounding its then-president, Francisco Steppe, SD Compostela managed to restructure and regain its competitive edge. By 1990, the club returned to the third level of Spanish football, setting the stage for future successes. The club's resilience and ability to bounce back from adversity have been hallmarks of its history, contributing to its enduring legacy in Spanish football.
Honours
SD Compostela has enjoyed success in the Tercera División, winning the title in the 2008–09, 2017–18, and 2019–20 seasons, showcasing its ability to compete at various levels of Spanish football and solidifying its place in the hearts of its supporters.
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Career & Clubs
A team called Compostela Foot-ball Club was founded in 1928, ceasing to exist in 1946. On 26 June 1962 a new team was created called Sociedad Recreativa Compostela, and on 28 October 1962 the newly-formed SR Compostela merged with another team, Club Arenal, changing names to Sociedad Deportiva Compostela. The 1970s saw the club change levels. The team played in the Tercera División, in the Regional category and in the new Segunda División B. Its first promotion to a semi-national stage occurred in 1977, with a promotion to Segunda División B (Group 1), which lasted just one season; Compos promoted again in 1980, this time lasting six years. Relegation in 1986 was compounded by off-field controversy surrounding the actions of then president Francisco Steppe. He resigned amid allegations of receipt of payments to throw a game against Pontevedra CF, which would assure the opposition avoided relegation. The late 1980s saw a significant restructuring of the club both at board and management levels and, in 1990, Compostela regained third-level status. The following campaign was to prove the club's most successful to date. On 23 June 1991, a capacity crowd of 8,000 at the Estadio Municipal Santa Isabel, saw goals from Juanito and Ochoa (two) clinch a 3–1 victory in the final play-off match against CD Badajoz, for a first-ever Segunda División visit. The move to Estadio Multiusos de San Lázaro coincided with the continuing rise in the team's fortunes and, at the end of 1993–94,…
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Identifiers & aliases
Sociedade Deportiva Compostela is a Spanish professional football team based in Santiago de Compostela, Galicia. The club was founded in 1928 and enjoyed a spell in La Liga during the mid-1990s.
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