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بطولات أخرى

Cartagines - المباريات، الجداول والترتيبات، اللاعبين، الإحصائيات والأخبار

آخر مرة بشكل عام

المباريات الملعوبة Cartagines

08.05.25

Cartagines

Sporting San Jose

CR1

03.05.25

Municipal Liberia

Cartagines

CR1

27.04.25

Deportivo Saprissa

Cartagines

CR1

17.04.25

AD San Carlos

Cartagines

CR1

12.04.25

Cartagines

Municipal Perez Zeledon

CR1

06.04.25

Herediano

Cartagines

CR1

30.03.25

Cartagines

Puntarenas

CR1

27.03.25

Santa Ana

Cartagines

CR1

16.03.25

Cartagines

Alajuelense

CR1

08.03.25

Santos de Guápiles

Cartagines

CR1

06.03.25

Puntarenas

Cartagines

CR1

03.03.25

Cartagines

Deportivo Saprissa

CR1

24.02.25

Municipal Perez Zeledon

Cartagines

CR1

16.02.25

Cartagines

Herediano

CR1

14.02.25

Cartagines

Santa Ana

CR1

09.02.25

AD Guanacasteca

Cartagines

CR1

03.02.25

Alajuelense

Cartagines

CR1

24.01.25

Cartagines

AD San Carlos

CR1

19.01.25

Cartagines

Municipal Liberia

CR1

17.01.25

Sporting San Jose

Cartagines

CR1

12.01.25

Cartagines

Santos de Guápiles

CR1

فوز

تعادل

فاز

إحصائيات عامة

Cartagines

المباريات التي شارك فيها: 21

أهداف (سجل/خالف)

26

1.24

0.76

16

تحت/فوق

1.5

9

43%

57%

12

2.5

14

67%

33%

7

3.5

20

95%

5%

1

المباريات التي سجل فيها الفريقان (نعم/لا)

10

48%

52%

11

حافظة نظيفة (نعم/لا)

6

29%

71%

15

سجل هدفًا (نعم/لا)

16

76%

24%

5

الجدول العام		نقاط	مباريات ملعوبة	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Herediano	43	21	12	7	2	35 - 18	17
2	Alajuelense	42	22	10	12	0	28 - 12	16
3	Puntarenas	41	22	11	8	3	29 - 18	11
4	Deportivo Saprissa	39	22	11	6	5	30 - 18	12
5	Cartagines	38	22	11	5	6	29 - 16	13
6	Sporting San Jose	31	22	9	4	9	25 - 28	-3
7	Municipal Liberia	24	22	7	3	12	26 - 26	0
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	22	6	5	11	16 - 28	-12
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	21	3	7	11	12 - 30	-18
12	Santa Ana	14	22	2	8	12	22 - 44	-22

Costa Rica Primera Division Table

Pos #	Team	نقاط	مباريات ملعوبة	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Herediano	43	21	12	7	2	35 - 18	17
2	Alajuelense	42	22	10	12	0	28 - 12	16
3	Puntarenas	41	22	11	8	3	29 - 18	11
4	Deportivo Saprissa	39	22	11	6	5	30 - 18	12
5	Cartagines	38	22	11	5	6	29 - 16	13
6	Sporting San Jose	31	22	9	4	9	25 - 28	-3
7	Municipal Liberia	24	22	7	3	12	26 - 26	0
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	22	6	5	11	16 - 28	-12
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	21	3	7	11	12 - 30	-18
12	Santa Ana	14	22	2	8	12	22 - 44	-22

Costa Rica Primera Division Fixtures

05/11/2025 22:00

Deportivo Saprissa

05/12/2025 00:00

Costa Rica Primera Division Results

05/08/2025 02:00

Municipal Perez Zeledon

Deportivo Saprissa

05/08/2025 02:00

05/08/2025 02:00

Sporting San Jose

05/08/2025 02:00

Municipal Liberia

05/04/2025 17:00

05/04/2025 02:00

05/03/2025 23:00

Municipal Liberia

05/03/2025 22:00

Santos de Guápiles

Municipal Perez Zeledon

05/03/2025 01:00

Sporting San Jose

04/27/2025 23:00

C.S. Cartaginés, officially Club Sport Cartaginés, is a professional football club based in Cartago, Costa Rica. Founded in 1906, Cartaginés is the oldest continuously active football club in Costa Rica and holds a special place in the country’s football history. Traditionally, the team sports blue and white colors and is affectionately known as "Los Brumosos" (The Foggy Ones), a reference to the foggy weather in Cartago.Cartaginés plays its home matches at the Estadio José Rafael "Fello" Meza Ivankovich, a historic venue situated in the heart of Cartago with a capacity of 13,500 spectators. Throughout its history, the club has experienced periods of glory and struggle but remains among the most respected and storied institutions in Costa Rican football.The club has a dedicated and passionate fan base, with loyal supporters known as “La Fiel.” Cartaginés boasts a fierce rivalry with local clubs such as Deportivo Saprissa and Club Sport Herediano, and the matches between these sides are some of the most anticipated in the Costa Rican league.Cartaginés has been home to numerous iconic players in Costa Rican football, including Leonel Hernández, José Rafael "Fello" Meza, Claudio Jara, and more recently, Paolo Jiménez and Marcel Hernández. The club embraces its heritage and continues to contribute significantly to the growth of football in the nation.Though challenges have included relegations and financial instability, Cartaginés made history in recent years by winning the 2022 Clausura, ending an 81-year drought without a league championship. The club’s proud tradition, resiliency, and vibrant support make it a cornerstone of football in Costa Rica.

Team:	Cartaginés
Full name:	Club Sport Cartaginés S.A.D.
Country:	Costa Rica
Nickname:	Los Brumosos, La Vieja Metrópoli
Founded:	01/07/1906
Colors:	Blue and White
Stadium:	Estadio José Rafael "Fello" Meza Ivankovich 13,500 Capacity
Address:	Avenida 2, Calle 10, Barrio Asís, Cartago, Costa Rica
Telephone:	+506 2551 6700
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://cartaginescr.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of C.S. Cartaginés

Founded

Club Sport Cartaginés was established on July 1, 1906, in Cartago, Costa Rica, making it the country's oldest still-active football institution. Originally founded through the initiative of a group of young English immigrants and Cartago residents, the club quickly became a pioneering force in Costa Rican football. Cartaginés won its first national league title in 1923 and was a founding member of the Costa Rican Primera División.

Throughout the early 20th century, Cartaginés accumulated several league titles, becoming champions in 1923, 1936, and 1940. After their 1940 championship, the club endured a long title drought, but remained a symbol of tradition, community, and resilience in Cartago. Despite financial difficulties and relegation in the mid-1980s, Cartaginés returned to the top flight and continued to compete at the highest level.

The club once again rose to the pinnacle of Costa Rican football by securing the 2022 Clausura, ending an 81-year league title drought, a moment celebrated passionately by fans across the country. Cartaginés has also enjoyed cup success, winning the CONCACAF Champions' Cup in 1994 and the Costa Rican Cup multiple times.

Finances and Ownership

Club Sport Cartaginés operates as a sports joint-stock company (S.A.D.), with its shares held by local businessmen and fans from the Cartago region. Throughout its history, Cartaginés has faced various economic challenges, as is common with historic clubs in Central America. In recent decades, renewed local investment and prudent management have helped to stabilize the club, especially building around local talent and sensible transfers.

Led by a board of directors with local roots, the financial model prioritizes sustainability and community engagement. The club's leadership is committed to safeguarding its traditions while gradually modernizing infrastructure and operations. Increased sponsorship and greater media coverage, especially following the 2022 title, have boosted club revenues, allowing for strategic reinvestment in facilities, youth academies, and team acquisitions.

Today, Cartaginés stands as a well-respected and stable team within Costa Rica, committed to its supporters and historic city.

Popular Culture

Cartaginés enjoys a unique place in Costa Rican football culture. The club is famous for its passionate supporters, "La Fiel," who are known for their unwavering loyalty through the club’s many ups and downs. Cartaginés’s blue and white colors are a source of pride for the Cartago community, and the team’s nickname, “Los Brumosos,” reflects local identity.

The club’s anthem, “¡Vamos Brumosos!,” is sung with pride before each home match and is a symbol of resilience and hope. Cartaginés features heavily in Costa Rican football folklore, including tales of its legendary 81-year title drought and remarkable comebacks. The Estadio Fello Meza itself is considered a sacred ground, and matchdays are major events in Cartago.

In popular media, Cartaginés is often referenced as a team of tradition, persistence, and community. The club's 2022 championship triumph was widely covered by national outlets, capturing the imagination of neutral fans and sparking documentaries and literary tributes.

Player

Club Sport Cartaginés has long been home to many of Costa Rica’s most talented and notable players, both homegrown and international.

Historic figures include Leonel Hernández, the club's all-time leading goalscorer; José Rafael "Fello" Meza, for whom the stadium is named; and Claudio Jara, a prolific forward who later starred for the Costa Rica national team. In modern times, standouts like Paolo Jiménez and Cuban forward Marcel Hernández have carried the team to new heights.

The club has had success with developing local youth talent and integrating experienced professionals into the squad. Current and recent squads feature a balanced mix of loyal veterans and emerging prospects, reflecting the club’s commitment to both heritage and innovation.

Cartaginés is known for nurturing players who contribute significantly to both club and national football, with several alumni featuring for Costa Rica in World Cup campaigns.

Famous Players

Through the decades, Cartaginés has produced and featured numerous legendary players, such as:

José Rafael “Fello” Meza: One of the greatest Costa Rican footballers, Meza starred for Cartaginés and the national team in the 1930s and 1940s, and is the club’s and stadium’s namesake, symbolizing the club's early golden age.
Leonel Hernández: Cartaginés’s all-time leading scorer and a vital player in the club's history, holding the goal record and representing Costa Rica internationally.
Claudio Jara: A key forward in the 1980s and 1990s, Jara later became a star for the national team and a notable figure in Costa Rican football history.
Marcel Hernández: The Cuban striker transformed the club’s attack after joining in 2018, becoming one of the league’s top scorers and a fan favorite for his influential play and leadership.
Paolo Jiménez: A creative attacking midfielder and club legend, Jiménez has served as captain and symbolic leader for many successful Cartaginés teams.
Róger Álvarez: A midfield icon and former national team player, Álvarez epitomized the hardworking spirit of Cartaginés through the 1970s and 1980s.

These players, among many others, have helped to define Cartaginés’s unique place in Costa Rican football history.

Top Goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇨🇷 Leonel Hernández	FW	173	362	0.48
2	🇨🇷 Claudio Jara	FW	81	208	0.39
3	🇨🇷 José Rafael “Fello” Meza	FW/MF	70	Updating...	Updating...
4	🇨🇺 Marcel Hernández	FW	68	110	0.62
5	🇨🇷 Paolo Jiménez	MF	41	200+	Updating...
6	🇨🇷 Róger Álvarez	MF	35	228	0.15
7	🇨🇷 Sergio Alfaro	FW	32	152	0.21
8	🇨🇷 Esteban Granados	MF	20	160	0.13
9	🇨🇷 Randall Brenes	FW	18	93	0.19
10	🇨🇷 Henry Figueroa	DF	12	120	0.10

Typical Squad

Cartaginés’s typical squad comprises experienced Costa Rican veterans, standout foreign signings, and promising young local talent. The team is often deployed in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, depending on the manager's preferences and available personnel.

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense. The 2024 primary goalkeeper is Kevin Briceño, an experienced and reliable shot-stopper with stints at several Primera División sides and national team appearances.

Defender

Cartaginés relies on experienced defenders such as José Quirós and Ronaldo Araya, alongside versatile players like Kevin Fajardo and the young talent Esteban Espinoza, forming a robust back line.

Midfielder

In midfield, the club combines grit and creativity. Veterans like Michael Barrantes, with international experience, and creative playmakers like Paolo Jiménez lead the squad, supported by dynamic players such as Allen Guevara and Carlos Barahona.

Forward

The attacking front is led by the prolific Marcel Hernández, supported by mobile attackers like Luis Ronaldo Araya and veteran Randall Brenes, providing both goal-scoring and playmaking abilities.

Cartaginés continues to develop young talents while relying on the experience of key veterans, providing balance and competitive edge in every campaign.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season marks Cartaginés’s long-standing presence in Costa Rica’s Liga Promerica. The club aims for both domestic success and qualification for regional tournaments, with a blended roster of seasoned professionals and developing talent.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Kevin Briceño	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	21/10/1991
Updating...	18	Luis Gustavo Gutiérrez	🇲🇽	Mexico	19/11/1993
Defender
Updating...	2	José Quirós	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	29/07/1998
Updating...	4	Kevin Fajardo	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	05/09/1989
Updating...	29	Esteban Espinoza	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	09/03/2001
Updating...	6	Ronaldo Araya	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	03/01/1999
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Michael Barrantes	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	04/10/1983
Updating...	10	Paolo Jiménez	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	04/01/1982
Updating...	14	Allen Guevara	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	16/04/1989
Updating...	5	Carlos Barahona	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	16/06/1995
Forward
Updating...	9	Marcel Hernández	🇨🇺	Cuba	11/07/1989
Updating...	7	Luis Ronaldo Araya	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	03/01/1999
Updating...	11	Randall Brenes	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	13/08/1983
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Manager
Updating...		Hernán Medford	🇨🇷	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Cartaginés Sports Club, one of Costa Rica’s most historic football teams, has enjoyed the guidance of numerous distinguished coaches throughout its history. These managers have left significant marks, leading the club through both challenging and triumphant times. A few of them are widely remembered for their achievements and contributions to the legacy of Cartaginés:

Javier Delgado: Delgado is one of Cartaginés’s most respected managers, notably leading the team to the 2014 CONCACAF League semifinals and maintaining stable league performances during his tenure.
Hernán Medford: Appointed in 2021, Medford led Cartaginés to one of its greatest modern achievements, winning the Liga FPD Clausura 2022—the club’s first top division title in 81 years.
Johnny Chaves: Known for his tactical knowledge, Chaves took the club to multiple playoff appearances, helping Cartaginés remain consistent contenders in the Liga FPD.
Orlando de León: The Uruguayan coach managed Cartaginés on several occasions and is credited with taking the team to the finals of the 1996-97 season and fostering young talents.
Alexandre Guimarães: Before achieving fame with the national team, Guimarães led Cartaginés in the early 2000s, guiding the club to competitive league campaigns and instilling a professional culture.

These coaches, together with many others, have played crucial roles in shaping the history and continuing legacy of Cartaginés.

Period	Manager	Country	born
13/10/2021 - present	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
26/08/2021 - 13/10/2021	Geiner Segura	Costa Rica	14/10/1974
11/01/2021 - 12/08/2021	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
15/06/2020 - 11/01/2021	Mauricio Wright	Costa Rica	20/12/1970
22/10/2018 - 08/06/2020	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
09/06/2017 - 22/10/2018	Javier Delgado	Costa Rica	28/07/1968
03/10/2015 - 19/05/2017	Jeaustin Campos	Costa Rica	20/06/1971
02/10/2014 - 02/10/2015	Enrique Meza Jr.	Mexico	18/11/1979
19/11/2013 - 01/10/2014	Javier Delgado	Costa Rica	28/07/1968
01/07/2012 - 01/11/2013	Johnny Chaves	Costa Rica	08/03/1964
01/07/2011 - 30/06/2012	Orlando de León	Uruguay	05/06/1944
01/10/2009 - 30/06/2011	Johnny Chaves	Costa Rica	08/03/1964
01/06/2008 - 30/09/2009	Orlando de León	Uruguay	05/06/1944
01/01/2006 - 30/05/2008	Alexandre Guimarães	Brazil / Costa Rica	07/11/1959
01/07/2004 - 31/12/2005	Alejandro Larrea	Uruguay	05/12/1966
01/01/2001 - 30/06/2004	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1998 - 31/12/2000	Orlando de León	Uruguay	05/06/1944
01/07/1996 - 30/06/1998	José Mario Campos	Costa Rica	25/01/1958
01/01/1994 - 30/06/1996	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1993 - 31/12/1993	Orlando de León	Uruguay	05/06/1944
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Crests and Colors

Club Sport Cartaginés, commonly known as Cartaginés, is a historic Costa Rican football club based in Cartago. The club boasts a long-standing heritage and a unique identity reflected in its crests and colors through the years.

The original crest of Cartaginés featured the initials "CSC" in the center, surrounded by laurel wreaths, symbolizing triumph and the club's official founding year, 1906. Over time, Cartaginés modernized its logo, incorporating a blue shield with vertical white stripes and, most notably, a stylized football. In recent years, the crest includes the name "Cartaginés," the foundational year, and a subtle reference to the club's city and roots, while retaining the iconic shield design that has become synonymous with the club.

Cartaginés' traditional colors are blue and white. The primary kit features blue and white stripes on the shirt, with blue shorts and socks. These colors honor the city of Cartago and are a symbol of the club’s long-lasting traditions. Over various seasons, the club has experimented with alternate kits in shades of black, grey, and even red, but the blue and white remain central to its identity. The supporters proudly refer to the team as "Los Brumosos" or "The Foggy Ones," referencing the misty weather of Cartago and reinforcing the importance of blue in the club's colorscape.

Overall, Cartaginés’ crests and colors capture the essence of its history, its home city, and the loyal community that supports it through every competition.

Fan Club

Cartaginés enjoys enthusiastic backing from one of Costa Rica’s oldest fan communities. The most prominent supporters' group is called "La Ultra." Known for their animated chants, impressive tifos, and unwavering loyalty, La Ultra is a key presence at every Cartaginés home and away match. Their displays often feature giant blue-and-white banners, echoing the city’s colors and the fog that occasionally covers the stadium.

Cartaginés supporters are nicknamed "Brumosos" (The Foggy Ones), reflecting both the atmospheric conditions in Cartago and the group's enduring spirit, even through difficult periods in the club’s history. The fans have a reputation for their passionate, familial atmosphere and close relationship to the community. While the club hasn’t always been the most successful in the nation, the fans' sense of identity and tradition remains unmatched. Each year, they organize numerous events and celebrations around the club’s anniversary, showing their deep-rooted pride and dedication.

In addition to La Ultra, there are several regional fan branches supporting Cartaginés throughout Costa Rica, all of which contribute to the electric atmosphere in and outside the stadium. The fans’ banners, songs, and fog-effect celebrations have become a signature at Cartaginés matches, especially during classic derbies or decisive league games.

Stadium

Cartaginés hosts its home matches at Estadio José Rafael "Fello" Meza Ivankovich, located in Cartago, Costa Rica. The stadium is named in honor of legendary Cartaginés player Rafael "Fello" Meza, who is remembered as one of the greatest icons in the club's history.

Originally opened in 1949, Estadio Fello Meza has undergone several renovations to meet modern standards and improve the matchday experience for fans. The most significant upgrades occurred in 1999 and the 2010s, when seating capacity and safety measures were enhanced. Today, the stadium accommodates approximately 13,500 spectators, all within proximity to the action, enabling a vibrant and intense football atmosphere.

Situated at ca. 1,400 meters above sea level and often shrouded in mist due to Cartago’s unique climate, the stadium provides a challenging venue for visiting teams. Over the decades, it has witnessed numerous memorable matches and is deeply intertwined with the identity of both the club and the local community. The stadium remains a place of pride, bringing generations of Cartaginés fans together season after season.

Honours and Awards

Cartaginés is one of Costa Rica’s most historic football institutions. Despite facing long title droughts, the club has achieved notable domestic and international successes, cementing its reputation in Costa Rican football history.

Cartaginés was the winner of the very first Costa Rican Primera División championship in 1923 and secured several national titles during the early decades. The club also has international honors, and in recent years, it has returned to the national spotlight by winning the national league in 2022, ending a wait of almost 81 years since its previous championship. Cartaginés has also lifted the Costa Rican Cup (Copa de Costa Rica) and has represented Costa Rica in various regional tournaments, including the CONCACAF League.

The table below summarizes Cartaginés’ main achievements:

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Primera División de Costa Rica	Costa Rica	Champion	1923, 1936, 1940, 2022 (Clausura)
2	Costa Rican Cup (Copa de Costa Rica)	Costa Rica	Winner	2014, 1963, 1982, 2015 (Supercopa)
3	CONCACAF Champions' Cup	CONCACAF	Runner-up	1994
4	Supercopa de Costa Rica	Costa Rica	Winner	2015
5	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Cartaginés

Q: When was Club Sport Cartaginés founded?

A: Cartaginés was founded in 1906, making it the oldest surviving football club in Costa Rica.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Cartaginés?

A: The club's traditional colors are blue and white, commonly seen in the striped design of the home kit.

Q: What is the nickname of Cartaginés fans?

A: Cartaginés supporters are affectionately called "Los Brumosos," meaning "The Foggy Ones."

Q: Which stadium does Cartaginés play in?

A: Cartaginés plays its home matches at Estadio José Rafael "Fello" Meza Ivankovich in Cartago.

Q: How many league titles has Cartaginés won?

A: Cartaginés has won the Primera División de Costa Rica four times: in 1923, 1936, 1940, and 2022 (Clausura).

Q: Who is Cartaginés' biggest rival?

A: The main rival of Cartaginés is Club Sport Herediano. Their clashes are considered among the most traditional derbies in Costa Rican football.

Q: Has Cartaginés won any international titles?

A: Cartaginés was runner-up in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup in 1994 but has not won a major international title yet.

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Fello Meza?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 13,500 spectators.

Q: Who is a legendary player in Cartaginés history?

A: Rafael "Fello" Meza is regarded as the most iconic player in the club's history, having left a great legacy both on and off the pitch.

Q: When did Cartaginés last win the national league title?

A: Cartaginés most recently won the Costa Rican league title in the 2022 Clausura tournament, ending an 81-year wait.

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