Guerreros de Tabasco
Guerreros de Tabasco is a former football club from Villahermosa , the capital of the Mexican state of Tabasco .
history
The Guerreros ( Spanish term for warriors ) were a franchise that was created in the summer of 2006 through the acquisition of the second division license of the Delfines de Coatzacoalcos and was represented for a half season in the second-rate Primera División 'A' .
The team started the season with four wins and one draw and lost for the first time on matchday six (0-1 at Pumas Morelos ). From this point on, however, only a single victory followed (on the 14th matchday against Pegaso Real de Colima ), so that the Guerreros only took the penultimate place in their group at the end of the Apertura 2006 . Last place went to the Toluca farm team Atlético Mexiquense , against which the Guerreros had their biggest defeat (1: 4) on matchday ten. They had their biggest win on the first day of play against the UAT Correcaminos (4-0).
Known players
Among the most famous players of Guerreros, who retired after half a year out of the league and its license to the later Mexican champion Xolos de Tijuana sold, which at times also in the included first league active Marco Antonio Ballesteros (2000-2001 in León FC under contract) and José Milián (among others with Necaxa from 1997 to 2001 ) as well as the Argentine striker Diego Olsina , who with his nine goals in this half-season was one of the top scorers in the league. Olsina was also one of the players of the Guerreros, together with the Mexican Joshua Ábrego , who won the Mexican championship title with the "successor club" Xolos de Tijuana in the Apertura 2012 .