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Guadix Club de Fútbol is a Spanish football team based in Guadix, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. It plays in Primera Andaluza Granada, holding home matches at Estadio Municipal de Guadix, which holds a capacity of 3,000 people.
History
Founded in 1954, after a previous Guadix CF was already dissolved in the city, the club initially only lasted six seasons active. In 1962, UD Accitana was founded, but folded two years later. In 1969, Club Amigos del Deporte was created, later adopting the name Guadix CF.
After years floating between the lower divisions, Guadix club came to national recognition during the 2000–01 Copa del Rey, after knocking out Valencia CF in the round of 32 on penalties; in the following round, however, it was eliminated by Granada CF also from the spot.
In 2005, Guadix sold his spot in the Tercera División to Granada Atlético CF, whilst at the same time AD Íllora (from Íllora) was named Guadix CD. In 2008, Guadix CD was renamed to the actual Guadix CF, inheriting the old club's history.
= Club background
=Guadix Club de Fútbol - (1954–1960)
Unión Deportiva Accitana - (1962–1964)
Guadix Club de Fútbol - (1969–2005)
Club Amigos del Deporte - (1969–1971)
Guadix Club de Fútbol - (1971–2005)
Granada Atlético Club de Fútbol - (2005–2009)
Guadix Club de Fútbol - (1995–)
Íllora Club Deportivo - (1995–2005)
Guadix Club Deportivo - (2005–2008)
Guadix Club de Fútbol - (2008–)
Season to season
= Guadix CF (1954)
=4 seasons in Tercera División
= Guadix CF (1969)
=4 seasons in Segunda División B
14 seasons in Tercera División
= Guadix CF (1995)
=5 seasons in Tercera División
References
External links
Guadix CF (I) – ArefePedia team profile (in Spanish)
Guadix CF – ArefePedia team profile (in Spanish)
BDFutbol team profile
La Preferente team profile (in Spanish)
Soccerway team profile
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Guadix CF
- 2000–01 Copa del Rey
- 2000–01 Valencia CF season
- Youssef En-Nesyri
- Granada Atlético CF
- Sergio Guerrero (footballer)
- Miguel Ángel Espínola
- Samuel Corral
- Raúl García (footballer, born 2000)
- Samu Casado
