Independiente Santa Fe

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Basic data
Surname Club Independiente Santa Fe SA
Seat Bogotá
founding February 28, 1941
president Eduardo Méndez
Website independientesantafe.com
First soccer team
Head coach Harold Rivera
Venue Estadio Nemesio Camacho ("El Campin")
Places 46,018
league Category Primera A
2019 finalización 5th place (league phase)
3rd group B
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The Club Independiente Santa Fe SA , also simply called Santa Fe , is a football club from the Colombian capital Bogotá . The club colors are red and white.

history

The association was founded on February 28, 1941 . In 1948 Independiente Santa Fe won the first professional football championship of Colombia. Further titles followed in 1958, 1960, 1966, 1971, 1975 and most recently the semi-series championships in 2012 and 2014.

Santa Fe took part several times in international competitions such as B. Copa Libertadores , Copa Merconorte and Copa Conmebol . Santa Fe advanced to the finals at both Merconorte and Conmebol, but failed to win an international title until 2015.

In December 2015, Santa Fe became the first Colombian team to win the Copa Sudamericana . In the final, the club was able to prevail on penalties against the Argentine representative Club Atlético Huracán .

At the end of 2016 , Santa Fe was able to secure its ninth championship. In the final, the club was able to prevail against Deportes Tolima .

The games against Millonarios FC are known as Clásico bogotano and are a highlight in the Colombian football calendar.

Stadion

The club's home stadium is the Estadio Nemesio Camacho ("El Campín") in Bogotá with a capacity of 46,018, which Santa Fe shares with Millonarios.

Athletic course

successes

Soccer (men)
Soccer (women)

Season dates since 2010

Playtime league League level space Final round
2010-I Liga Postobón I. 6th -
2010-II Liga Postobón I. 3. 2. Group A
2011-I Liga Postobón I. 14th -
2011-II Liga Postobón I. 5. Semifinals
2012-I Liga Postobón I. 2. 1. Group B
champions
2012-II Liga Postobón I. 10. -
2013-I Liga Postobón I. 1. 1. Group A
runner-up
2013-II Liga Postobón I. 5. 3. Group A
2014-I Liga Postobón I. 4th Semifinals
2014-II Liga Postobón I. 1. 1. Group A
Masters
2015-I League Águila I. 9. -
2015-II League Águila I. 8th. Quarter finals
2016-I League Águila I. 4th Quarter finals
2016-II League Águila I. 4th master
2017-I League Águila I. 9. -
2017-II League Águila I. 2. Final
runner-up
2018-I League Águila I. 12. -
2018-II League Águila I. 8th. Quarter finals
2019-I League Águila I. 20th -
2019-II League Águila I. 5. 3. Group B

Coach history

player

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Gustavo Costas - Profile on soccerway.com accessed on June 23, 2017
  2. ↑ Gerardo Pelusso - Profile on soccerway.com accessed December 11, 2018
  3. ↑ Alexis García - Profile on soccerway.com accessed December 11, 2018
  4. ^ Gregorio Pérez - Profile on soccerway.com accessed on June 12, 2018
  5. ↑ Guillermo Sanguinetti profile on soccerway.com accessed December 11, 2018