Juventude de Saurimo

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Juventude de Saurimo
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Basic data
Surname Juventude Atlética FC de Saurimo
Seat Saurimo
founding 2018
Colours blue White
president AngolaAngola Genito Muacassange
First soccer team
Venue Estádio Municipal das Mangueiras
Places 15,000
league Girabola
Girabola 2018/19 16.
home
Away

Juventude Atlética FC de Saurimo , or Juventude de Saurimo for short , is an Angolan football club from Saurimo , capital of the Lunda Sul province .

The club welcomes its guests to the 15,000-seat municipal Estádio Municipal das Mangueiras . The local rival CD Progresso da Lunda Sul also plays there.

history

When it was founded in 2018, the club was called Bikuku FC, named Santos Bikuku after its sponsor and co-founder, the entrepreneur Ernesto dos Santos Lino. After that, the club was called Saurimo Futebol Clube, Saurimo FC for short. Since 2019 he has been called Juventude de Saurimo ( Portuguese for youth from Saurimo ).

In 2018, Bikuku FC started in the second division, the double-track Gira Angola (also known as Segundona ). At the end of the season, the club rose to the top of group B in the first division, the Girabola .

His first season in the Angolan upper house, the Girabola 2018/19 , the team finished bottom of the table and relegated to the second division. At the same time, the club name was changed to the current name. However, the club withdrew its participation in the league at the start of the 2019 season.

For the 2020 season, the club started again in Group B of the second division.

successes

  • 2019: Promotion to the first Girabola league

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Chronicle of the Juventude de Saurimo association at www.zerozero.pt, accessed on March 6, 2020
  2. Entry on Saurimo FC on www.the-sports.org, accessed on March 6, 2020
  3. Information in the chronicle of the Saurimo FC Facebook page , accessed on March 6, 2020
  4. Profile of Saurimo FC in the professional league Girabola , accessed on March 6, 2020
  5. Overview of the football year 2018 on the RSSSF website (under Segundona ), accessed on March 6, 2020
  6. ↑ Final table of the Girabola season 2018/2019 on the website of the professional league Girabola, accessed on March 6, 2020
  7. Overview of the football year 2019 on the RSSSF website (under Segundona ), accessed on March 6, 2020
  8. Overview of the football year 2020 on the RSSSF website (under Segundona ), accessed on March 6, 2020