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Ciudad de Lorca Club de Fútbol was a Spanish football club based in Lorca in the Region of Murcia. Founded in 1969 as Abarán CF and refounded in 1999 as Atlético Abarán, it disappeared in 2009; the club's home ground was Estadio Alfonso Embarre, which held 2,000 spectators.




History


Abarán Club de Fútbol was founded in 1969 to replace CD Abarán which were dissolved two years earlier. They first reached Tercera División in 1988, and spent eight consecutive seasons in the division before being renamed to Club Deportivo Abarán in 1996.
In 1999, CD Abarán suffered relegation due to debts, and their place in the fourth division was bought by Atlético Abarán; CD Abarán still played one further season in the Territorial Preferente before being dissolved. In 2001, Atlético Abarán changed name back to Abarán Club de Fútbol, but were bought by FC Cartagena in 2004, being renamed to Cartagena Promesas Club de Fútbol, moving to Cartagena and becoming their reserve team.
In 2006, the affiliation agreement with Cartagena ended, and the club played the season under the name of Club Imperial Promesas Rincón de Seca in Rincón de Seca. In 2007, a local businessman named Gregorio Muñoz (Gori) bought the club, moved it to Lorca and renamed it to Ciudad de Lorca Club de Fútbol.
In 2009, after suffering relegation from the fourth division and having a € 40,000 debt, Gori unsuccessfully tried to sell the club to other businessmen, at they later were dissolved.




= Club background

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Abarán Club de Fútbol (1969–1996; 2001–2004)
Club Deportivo Abarán (1996–2000)
Atlético Abarán (1999–2001)
Cartagena Promesas Club de Fútbol (2004–2006)
Club Imperial Promesas Rincón de Seca (2006–2007)
Ciudad de Lorca Club de Fútbol (2007–2009)




Season to season






= Abarán CF/CD Abarán

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11 seasons in Tercera División




= Atlético Abarán/Abarán CF

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4 seasons in Tercera División




= Cartagena Promesas

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2 seasons in Tercera División




= Imperial Promesas

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1 season in Tercera División




= Ciudad de Lorca

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2 seasons in Tercera División




External links


Futbolme team profile (in Spanish)

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