Textáfrica do Chimoio

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Textáfrica do Chimoio
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Basic data
Surname Grupo Desportivo e Recreativo da Textáfrica do Chimoio
Seat Chimoio , Mozambique
First soccer team
Head coach Luís De Sousa
Venue Estádio da Soalpo
Places 5,000
league Moçambola
2009 8th place
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Away

The Grupo Desportivo e Recreativo da Textáfrica do Chimoio is a Mozambican football club from Chimoio . The club was founded in 1928 as Sport Club de Vila Pery after the name of the city in the Portuguese colonial times. The name Textáfrica refers to a large textile factory that supports the association.

history

The club experienced its heyday at the end of the 1960s and in the 1970s, when Textáfrica won the championship three times in the then Portuguese province of Mozambique between 1969 and 1973. The club also secured the first championship played after Mozambique's independence in 1976.

In 2002, Textáfrica rose for the first time from the single-track first division launched in 1999, managed the immediate resurgence, only to relegate again in the following season. It was not until 2007 that Textáfrica made it back to the top division in a tight season finale.

successes

Placements

Placements since the introduction of the single-track national league in 1999 :

season league space Games G u v Gates Points
1999/2000 Moçambola 08th. 22nd 05 10 07th 15:21 25th
2000/01 Moçambola 04th 22nd 09 05 08th 22:24 32
2002 Moçambola 11. 22nd 03 06th 13 15:39 15th
2003 2. Liga Zona Centro 01. 05 03 00 02 9
2004 Moçambola 11. 22nd 05 07th 10 3:30 p.m. 22nd
2005 2. Liga Zona Centro 02. 22nd 46
2006 2. Liga Zona Centro 02. 22nd 15th 02 05 45:18 47
2007 2. Liga Zona Centro 01. 22nd 14th 05 03 31:12 47
2008 Moçambola 11. 26th 04th 11 11 16:27 23
2009 Moçambola 08th. 26th 10 03 13 22:24 33
red background: descent
green background: ascent

swell

Individual evidence

  1. rsssf.com Mozambique 2004 , viewed September 26, 2010
  2. rsssf.com Mozambique 2007 , viewed September 26, 2010