Coronel Bolognesi FC
Coronel Bolognesi | |||
Basic data | |||
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Surname | Club Deportivo Coronel Bolognesi | ||
Seat | Tacna , Peru | ||
founding | October 18, 1929 | ||
Colours | Red White | ||
president | Fernando Martorell | ||
Website | bolognesifc.com.pe | ||
First soccer team | |||
Head coach | Mauro Reyes | ||
Venue | Estadio Jorge Basadre , Tacna | ||
Places | 23,450 | ||
league | Copa Perú | ||
2018 | Etapa Departamental | ||
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The Coronel Bolognesi is a Peruvian football club in the city of Tacna . The club is currently playing in the Copa Perú .
General
The club colors are red and white. The home shirt is predominantly red with white accents. Socks and pants are also in red. The dominant color of the away kits is white.
history
The association was founded on October 18, 1929. It was named after the Peruvian national hero Francisco Bolognesi . Manuel Chepote became the first president of the association. Together with business people and lawyers from the local national university, the first team was formed. The players from the very beginning were the brothers Victor and Augusto Arce, Gustavo and Ruben Chiarella, Victor Manuel Albarracin, Alfonso and Roberto Eyzaguirre, Adolfo Héctor Valdez, Ovidio Velasquez, Artidoro Lanchipa and Fausto Gallirgos. Chepote chose red and white as the club colors, leaning against the Peruvian flag.
Until 1967 the team was managed as an amateur club.
In September 1976 the team reached the final of the Copa Perú , the national cup, for the first time , with a 2-0 victory over Club Sport Ancash they celebrated their first major sporting success.
Bolognesi, now a professional team, played good football in the following years and was able to celebrate minor successes from time to time. 1987 had a very good season under coach Carlos "Tito" Reyna .
In 1992 the club was relegated and for some time did not attract much attention. Under the leadership of the new President Ellen Martorell, the club made a rapid rise from 1998. First you could win the third division, the following year even the championship of the second and thus reported back to the Peruvian House of Lords. In 2001 there was the second cup success in the Copa Perú. In the final they won over CD Universidad César Vallejo . In 2003 the team qualified through the league for the Copa Sudamericana 2004. It was their first participation in this international competition. In the first game they were able to prevail against national rivals Alianza Atlético 1-0, but failed after a 1: 4 defeat in the second leg to move into the next round. 2006 followed the renewed participation in the Copa Sudamericana. Against Club Deportivo Universidad San Martín de Porres , a club from Lima, the team was able to prevail 1-0 and 3-2.
In the second round the Chilean club CSD Colo-Colo was waiting . With goals from Johan Fano and Masakatsu Sawa , they won 2-1 in front of a home crowd, but were eliminated after a 0-1 in Chile due to the away rule. In 2007, the club and the city celebrated their first championship success when they won the Clausura (second round championship). This was a big surprise, because in the Apertura, the first round championship, they only finished twelfth, i.e. last, in the league. With 36 points, Coronel Bolognesi had one point more on pursuer Universitario de Deportes . The reason for the success was the secure defense, which allowed only 15 goals against in 22 games. This was the best in the league. In the first half of the season you conceded 36 goals, more than twice as many. In the overall account (back and forth), however, they only finished seventh. Even so, the team was entitled to participate in the Copa Libertadores for the first time in 2008 .
There you met in Group 4 on the Brazilian representative Flamengo Rio de Janeiro , the Uruguayan team Nacional Montevideo and the Peruvian league rivals Club Sportivo Cienciano . On February 13, 2008, the team started with a surprise draw against Flamengo. Apart from another draw against Cienciano, these were the only points in the course of the competition. With only five goals they conceded only one goal more than the group leader from Rio, but the team did not score a goal in six encounters and were consequently eliminated.
useful information
- With a total of 50 goals, Johan Fano is the most successful shooter in Coronel Bolognesi's dress. With thirty goals in the 2004 season, he also holds the club record for most goals in one season. Still, he was not the top scorer this season and had to let Gabriel García of FBC Melgar go first. The future Frankfurt Junior Ross is with 47 goals scored in second place of the eternal shooters.
Sponsors and outfitters
Previous shirt sponsors
- currently: Universidad Alas Peruanas and Hyundai
Previous clothing outfitters
- current: Miter
Stadion
The team plays their home games at the Estadio Jorge Basadre in Tacna . The sports facility's capacity is 23,450. 277 seats are used as seats, 69 of which are reserved for VIP guests. In addition to football, other sports competitions are also held there. In 1954 the property was built and was named Estadio Modelo . In 2004, three Copa America matches were held there. After the tournament, the name was changed in honor of the historian Jorge Basadre Grohmann . The current owner is the Instituto Peruano del Deporte.
successes
- Primera División Peruana (Clausura): 2007
- Descentralizado - Región Sur: 1985, 1987
- Copa Perú : 1976, 2001
Well-known former players
(Selection)
- José André Bilibio (Former Armenian international)
- Germán Carty (Former Peruvian International)
- Juan Cominges (Current Peruvian International )
- Paul Cominges (Former Peruvian International )
- Johan Fano (Current Peruvian International)
- Johan Vásquez (Current Peruvian International)
- Federico Martorell
- Miguel Mostto (Current Peruvian International )
- Diego Penny (Current Peruvian International)
- Junior Ross (current Peruvian national player; active in the 2nd Bundesliga for FSV Frankfurt )
- Masakatsu Sawa
- David Soria Yoshinari (Former Peruvian International)
- Miguel Ostersen
Bolognesi's trainer
(incomplete)
- 1987 Carlos "Tito" Reyna :
- Jorge Sampaoli (2004-2006)
- 2006 (?) Javier Torrente :
- 2007 (?) Raul Marcovich :
- 2008 Juan Reynoso :
- 2008 (?) Roberto Mosquera Zuñiga :
Bolognesis President
(incomplete)
- 1929– ?: Manuel Chepote
- Luis Fantapie Duilio Cuneo
- Jorge F. Martorell
- Ciro Cornejo
- Noah Rospigliosi
- Guillermo Valdivia
- Carlo Ferrari
- Eduardo Albarracin
- Ricardo become Ortiz
- Amadeo Rosales
- Cesar Velarde
- Wilson Mazuelos
- Luis Koc
- Ricardo Ortiz
- Humberto Rospigliosi
- Gerardo Carrillo
- Emilio Sanchez
- Jose Campos
- Manuel Romero
- 1998 (?) - today: Fernando Martorell Sobero
Web links
- Official homepage of the association
- Profile on weltfussball.de
- Stadium structure on bolognesifc.com.pe