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Alajuelense - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Alajuelense
Costa Rica Primera Division Predictions
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2nd place
Alajuelense vs Municipal Liberia 05/08/2025 02:00

Costa Rica Primera Division

1

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2

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Costa Rica Primera Division

CRPD

Municipal Liberia

58

24

18

1

2 - 1

2.59

1.72

Last Overall

Played matches Alajuelense

04.05.25

Santa Ana

Alajuelense

CR1

27.04.25

Puntarenas

Alajuelense

CR1

22.04.25

Alajuelense

Deportivo Saprissa

CR1

17.04.25

Alajuelense

Sporting San Jose

CR1

13.04.25

AD Guanacasteca

Alajuelense

CR1

07.04.25

Alajuelense

Santos de Guápiles

CR1

01.04.25

Municipal Perez Zeledon

Alajuelense

CR1

28.03.25

Alajuelense

AD San Carlos

CR1

23.03.25

Alajuelense

Puntarenas

CRC

16.03.25

Cartagines

Alajuelense

CR1

14.03.25

Alajuelense

Unam Pumas

CCC

09.03.25

Herediano

Alajuelense

CR1

05.03.25

Unam Pumas

Alajuelense

CCC

01.03.25

Alajuelense

Puntarenas

CR1

23.02.25

Santos de Guápiles

Alajuelense

CR1

16.02.25

Alajuelense

AD Guanacasteca

CR1

13.02.25

Sporting San Jose

Alajuelense

CR1

09.02.25

Deportivo Saprissa

Alajuelense

CR1

06.02.25

Alajuelense

Herediano

CR1

03.02.25

Alajuelense

Cartagines

CR1

30.01.25

AD San Carlos

Alajuelense

CR1

27.01.25

Alajuelense

Municipal Perez Zeledon

CR1

15.01.25

Municipal Liberia

Alajuelense

CR1

12.01.25

Alajuelense

Santa Ana

CR1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Alajuelense

Played games: 24

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

28

1.17

0.63

15

Under/Over

1.5

10

42%

58%

14

2.5

20

83%

17%

4

3.5

22

92%

8%

2

Both scored games (Yes/No)

11

46%

54%

13

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

12

50%

50%

12

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

17

71%

29%

7

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Herediano	43	21	12	7	2	35 - 18	17
2	Alajuelense	39	21	9	12	0	26 - 12	14
3	Cartagines	38	21	11	5	5	28 - 14	14
4	Puntarenas	38	21	10	8	3	26 - 18	8
5	Deportivo Saprissa	33	20	9	6	5	24 - 18	6
6	Sporting San Jose	28	21	8	4	9	23 - 27	-4
7	Municipal Liberia	24	21	7	3	11	26 - 24	2
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	21	6	5	10	16 - 25	-9
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	20	3	7	10	12 - 27	-15
12	Santa Ana	14	21	2	8	11	22 - 41	-19

Fixtures

Date

Match

08.05.25

CRPD

Alajuelense – Municipal Liberia

Costa Rica Primera Division Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Herediano	43	21	12	7	2	35 - 18	17
2	Alajuelense	39	21	9	12	0	26 - 12	14
3	Cartagines	38	21	11	5	5	28 - 14	14
4	Puntarenas	38	21	10	8	3	26 - 18	8
5	Deportivo Saprissa	33	20	9	6	5	24 - 18	6
6	Sporting San Jose	28	21	8	4	9	23 - 27	-4
7	Municipal Liberia	24	21	7	3	11	26 - 24	2
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	21	6	5	10	16 - 25	-9
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	20	3	7	10	12 - 27	-15
12	Santa Ana	14	21	2	8	11	22 - 41	-19

Costa Rica Primera Division Fixtures

05/07/2025 21:00

AD Guanacasteca

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

Costa Rica Primera Division Results

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

04/27/2025 21:00

Municipal Perez Zeledon

Municipal Liberia

04/27/2025 02:00

Deportivo Saprissa

04/26/2025 22:00

04/26/2025 02:00

Santos de Guápiles

Liga Deportiva Alajuelense, commonly known as Alajuelense, is a professional football club based in Alajuela, Costa Rica. Founded in 1919, Alajuelense is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in Costa Rican and Central American football. The club has achieved significant domestic and international success, holding a record of league titles and continental trophies.The team hosts its home matches at the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto, a historic stadium in Alajuela, renowned for its passionate and vibrant atmosphere. Alajuelense’s traditional colors are red and black, reflected in both their kit and their emblem.Alajuelense boasts a massive, loyal, and dedicated fan base known as "La Liga." Their supporters are famous throughout Costa Rica for their unwavering support, tifo displays, and strong rivalry with Deportivo Saprissa, in what is known as the “Clásico del fútbol costarricense,” the most anticipated football fixture in the country.Throughout its history, Alajuelense has been home to many legendary players such as Alejandro Morera Soto, Bryan Ruiz, and Froylán Ledezma. The club has also earned a reputation for successfully developing local talents, many of whom move on to represent Costa Rica at the international level.Alajuelense has built a proud tradition of excellence, with numerous domestic league titles, multiple Costa Rican Cups, and international achievements, including winning the CONCACAF Champions' Cup. The club has also consistently represented Costa Rica in regional tournaments such as the CONCACAF Champions League.With its storied history, remarkable achievements, top-class players, and passionate fan culture, Alajuelense remains not only a giant in Costa Rican football but also one of the most respected clubs in Central America.

Team:	Alajuelense
Full name:	Liga Deportiva Alajuelense
Country:	Costa Rica
Nickname:	La Liga, Los Manudos, Los Leones
Founded:	June 18, 1919
Colors:	Red and Black
Stadium:	Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto 17,895 seats
Address:	Calle 16, Avenida 8, Barrio El Llano, Alajuela, Costa Rica
Telephone:	+506 2436 0606
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://lda.cr/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Liga Deportiva Alajuelense

Founded

Liga Deportiva Alajuelense was founded on June 18, 1919, by a group of football enthusiasts in the city of Alajuela, Costa Rica. The club quickly became a central figure in the development of football in Costa Rica, and by the early 1920s, it had established itself as a regional power. The club is named after the city of Alajuela and is affectionately known as "La Liga" by its fans.

Alajuelense won its first national championship in 1928 and has since become the most successful team in the country, amassing numerous Primera División titles. The club was also the first Costa Rican team to win the CONCACAF Champions' Cup (now CONCACAF Champions League) in 1986, a distinction that greatly increased its status not just domestically but across Central America.

Over the decades, Alajuelense has weathered fierce rivalries, particularly against Saprissa, and periods of both sporting and financial turbulence. Despite challenges, the club remains a symbol of sporting excellence and pride for the city of Alajuela and Costa Rica as a whole.

Finances and ownership

Liga Deportiva Alajuelense is structured as a sports association "asociación deportiva," meaning it is owned by its members (socios) rather than private investors. This member-ownership structure allows fans to take part in decision-making and ensures the club’s interests remain focused on sporting and social values.

Over the years, Alajuelense has maintained a healthy financial base due in part to robust fan support, strategic sponsorships, and effective management of its assets, including the rights to its stadium. The club continues to focus on youth development and long-term sustainability, investing in its academy and sporting infrastructure.

Although the club does not disclose all financial information, Liga Deportiva Alajuelense is regarded as one of the best-run and fiscally sound clubs in Costa Rica. This financial stability has allowed Alajuelense to invest in competitive squads, successful academies, and social projects in the Alajuela region.

Popular culture

Alajuelense commands one of the largest and most passionate fanbases in the country, called “La Liga.” The club’s supporters are renowned for their loyalty and creative displays, including elaborate tifos, chants, and red-black mosaics that fill the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto on matchdays.

The rivalry with Deportivo Saprissa, the “Clásico del fútbol costarricense,” is deeply woven into Costa Rican sporting culture. These matches are widely broadcast and eagerly anticipated nationwide, often dividing families and cities on game day.

The club’s identity is also closely tied to its nickname “Los Leones” (The Lions) and its association with local pride, community, and a tradition of developing homegrown talents. Alajuelense is also regularly featured in Costa Rican media and is a subject of documentaries and sports literature chronicling its storied history.

Player

Alajuelense has a long tradition of producing and attracting outstanding footballing talent, many of whom go on to become icons both at the club and in the Costa Rica national team. Over the years, legendary figures such as Alejandro Morera Soto—the club’s all-time great and namesake of the stadium—have graced its ranks. Other notable players include Bryan Ruiz, one of Costa Rica's most internationally recognized footballers, and Froylán Ledezma, a prolific forward domestically and abroad.

The club places special emphasis on youth development, regularly promoting players from its academy who become important contributors both domestically and internationally.

Current star players include team captain Celso Borges, forwards such as Johan Venegas, and a mix of promising youngsters and experienced internationals.

Famous Players

Alejandro Morera Soto: Considered one of the greatest Costa Rican footballers of all time, Morera Soto played for Alajuelense in the 1920s and 1930s before a successful stint in Europe with FC Barcelona. The club’s stadium is named after him in honor of his contribution.
Bryan Ruiz: Former Costa Rica national team captain, Ruiz rose through Alajuelense’s academy and had a successful international career, including spells at PSV Eindhoven, Fulham, and Sporting CP.
Óscar Ramírez: Legendary midfielder and coach, having led the club as both a player and manager. He’s known for tactical intelligence and club loyalty.
Wilmer López: Revered for his creativity in midfield and leadership, López spent over a decade with the club and is a fan favorite.
Froylán Ledezma: Noted for his scoring prowess, both domestically and in tournaments abroad, Ledezma was one of La Liga’s most iconic forwards.
Junior Díaz: Defender who began with Alajuelense and had a successful professional and international career, representing Costa Rica at major tournaments.
Celso Borges: Central midfielder, renowned for his leadership and playmaking ability, Borges is a key player for both club and country.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Errol Daniels	FW	196	223	0.88
2	Juan Ulloa	FW	140	213	0.66
3	Javier Wanchope	FW	130	255	0.51
4	Jonathan McDonald	FW	124	268	0.46
5	Wilmer López	MF	93	350	0.27
6	Froylán Ledezma	FW	87	180	0.48
7	Bryan Ruiz	MF/FW	72	160	0.45
8	Armando Rodríguez	FW	67	150	0.45
9	Celso Borges	MF	61	210	0.29
10	Johan Venegas	FW	59	140	0.42

Typical Squad

Alajuelense generally fields a squad featuring a mix of experienced internationals and promising young talents. The favored formation is often a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2, facilitating a balance between defensive solidity and attacking dynamism.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeping department is led by Leonel Moreira, an experienced Costa Rican international known for his reflexes and command in the box.

Defender

The defense typically features key figures such as Fernán Faerron and Giancarlo González, backed by a mixture of established and emerging local defenders.

Midfielder

Midfield maestros Celso Borges and José Miguel Cubero bring both steel and creativity to the center of the park, complemented by box-to-box runners and wide men able to stretch play.

Forward

Alajuelense’s attack is spearheaded by Johan Venegas, experienced in both domestic and international competition, alongside younger attacking options such as Carlos Mora.

The club continually integrates youth prospects from its highly regarded academy, ensuring that future generations will maintain the club's high standards and local roots.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season continues to see Alajuelense competing at the pinnacle of Costa Rican football in the Liga Promerica. The club is also expected to participate in international competitions such as the CONCACAF Champions Cup.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Leonel Moreira		Costa Rica	02/04/1990
Updating	23	Miguel Ajú		Costa Rica	23/07/1999
Updating	33	Rashir Parkins		Costa Rica	09/03/2000
Defender
Updating	3	Giancarlo González		Costa Rica	08/02/1988
Updating	4	Fernán Faerron		Costa Rica	21/08/2000
Updating	44	Yandir Drake		Costa Rica	30/01/1989
Updating	22	Ian Smith		Costa Rica	06/03/1998
Updating	12	Alexis Gamboa		Costa Rica	20/03/1999
Updating	2	José Cubero		Costa Rica	14/02/1987
Midfielder
Updating	5	Celso Borges		Costa Rica	27/05/1988
Updating	8	Alexander López		Honduras	05/06/1992
Updating	20	Carlos Mora		Costa Rica	18/03/2001
Updating	10	José Miguel Cubero		Costa Rica	14/02/1987
Updating	14	Fernando Lesme		Paraguay	29/11/1998
Forward
Updating	7	Johan Venegas		Costa Rica	27/11/1988
Updating	11	Joel Campbell		Costa Rica	26/06/1992
Updating	19	Gerson Torres		Costa Rica	28/08/1997
Updating	21	Bryan López		Costa Rica	15/10/2002
Manager
Updating		Andrés Carevic		Argentina	13/03/1978
Ass. Manager
Updating		Javier Delgado		Costa Rica	28/07/1968

Coach

Alajuelense (Liga Deportiva Alajuelense) has a rich tradition of successful coaches contributing to its domestic and regional dominance in Costa Rica and Central America. Throughout its history, several managers have left a significant mark on the club's legacy with national championships and international exploits. The following are some of the most distinguished and accomplished coaches in the history of Alajuelense:

Oscar “Machillo” Ramírez: Ramírez, one of Alajuelense’s most influential figures, led the club to five consecutive Primera División titles (2010–2014) and is widely credited for building a dominant squad, as well as for a disciplined system that made Alajuelense a powerhouse in Costa Rican football.
Jorge Luis Pinto: Pinto, the Colombian tactician, managed Alajuelense between 2002 and 2003, guiding them to the 2003 CONCACAF Champions' Cup title—becoming the first and only coach to lead the club to continental glory at the top level.
Leonel Álvarez: Taking the helm in the 1980s, Álvarez led Alajuelense to back-to-back championships (1982–83, 1983–84) and helped lay the foundations for the club's future success, remembered for instilling a winning mentality and strong defense.
Wílmer López: Though best known as a legendary player, López also contributed as interim coach and assistant in several successful campaigns, maintaining Alajuelense's competitiveness during managerial transitions.
Andrés Carevic: The Argentine manager brought Alajuelense back to the summit by winning the Liga FPD Apertura 2020 and the 2020 CONCACAF League, reinforcing Alajuelense's regional credentials.

These coaches, alongside many others, have been key to Alajuelense’s success and regional stature.

Period	Manager	Country	born
28/11/2023 – present	Alejandro Restrepo	Colombia	30/01/1982
09/05/2019 – 22/11/2023	Andrés Carevic	Argentina	07/03/1978
28/09/2018 – 07/05/2019	Hernán Torres	Colombia	31/05/1961
13/11/2017 – 23/09/2018	Luis Diego Arnáez	Costa Rica	06/11/1967
26/07/2017 – 12/11/2017	Wílmer López (interim)	Costa Rica	03/08/1971
08/12/2015 – 25/07/2017	Benito Floro	Spain	02/06/1952
11/12/2014 – 30/11/2015	Hernán Torres	Colombia	31/05/1961
07/03/2010 – 10/12/2014	Oscar Ramírez	Costa Rica	08/12/1964
10/09/2006 – 07/03/2010	José Carlos Chaves	Costa Rica	03/09/1958
08/01/2005 – 09/09/2006	Javier Delgado	Costa Rica	28/07/1968
15/09/2003 – 07/01/2005	Rolando Villalobos	Costa Rica	29/03/1953
21/10/2002 – 15/09/2003	Jorge Luis Pinto	Colombia	16/12/1952
09/02/2001 – 20/10/2002	Javier Delgado	Costa Rica	28/07/1968
23/02/1999 – 03/02/2001	Juan Luis Hernández Fuertes	Spain	22/12/1949
13/06/1994 – 31/01/1999	Juan Luis Hernández Fuertes	Spain	22/12/1949
01/07/1987 – 30/06/1994	Jose Carlos Chaves	Costa Rica	03/09/1958
01/07/1980 – 30/06/1987	Leonel Álvarez	Costa Rica	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Asociación Liga Deportiva Alajuelense, commonly known as Alajuelense, is a prominent professional football club based in Alajuela, Costa Rica. Founded in 1919, the club’s crest and colors have evolved while maintaining their strong connection to tradition and pride.

Alajuelense’s original crest featured a red and black shield with the initials "LDA" prominently displayed. Over time, the design has seen minor refinements, but the core elements remain: a shield marked with the club’s initials, lined vertically in the club’s iconic colors. The crest also includes a star above it, representing international success, and a gold laurel below as a symbol of sporting achievement.

The club’s traditional colors are red and black, which are used for both the home kit and throughout the club’s branding. The red symbolizes passion and energy, while black stands for determination and strength. Since their inception, these colors have remained largely unchanged, with occasional incorporations of white as a secondary accent. Over the years, alternate kits have flirted with different designs, including all-white and gold editions for anniversaries or special matches, but red and black are the hallmarks of the club’s identity.

Alajuelense’s colors and emblem are a point of pride for fans and a clear representation of their values and heritage—elements that make the club instantly recognizable across Costa Rica and Central America.

Fan Club

Alajuelense boasts one of the largest and most loyal fan bases in Costa Rican football. The club’s supporters are famously passionate, filling the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto with vibrant displays, cheers, and energetic tifos on matchdays.

The most notable supporter group is "La 12," named after the idea of the fans being the "twelfth player." Founded in the late 1990s, La 12 is known for their unwavering loyalty, colorful choreography, coordinated chants, and massive banners that frequently turn the stadium into a sea of red and black. Their support is felt both at home and on the road, making Alajuelense away matches a lively experience as well.

Alajuelense fans are recognized not just for their passionate support, but also for their family-friendly atmosphere, fostering engagement across generations. The club’s community outreach and cultural activities further cement the bond between team and supporters, making Alajuelense more than just a football club—it is a key part of local identity and pride.

Stadium

Alajuelense plays its home matches at the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto, located in the heart of Alajuela, Costa Rica. Named after the legendary Costa Rican footballer Alejandro Morera Soto, the stadium is one of the most historic football venues in the country.

The stadium was inaugurated in 1942 and has since undergone several renovations to keep up with modern standards. Its current capacity is approximately 17,895 spectators, making it one of the largest football-specific stadiums in Costa Rica. Significant renovations took place in 1984 and 2011, including upgrades to seating, pitch, lighting, and facilities, as well as the installation of an artificial playing surface to address weather conditions.

Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto is not just a sporting venue, but also a cultural hub, regularly hosting national team matches, international tournaments, and community events. The stadium remains a fortress for Alajuelense, where the red and black faithful lift the team to success season after season.

Honours and Awards

Alajuelense is one of the most decorated football clubs in Central America, with a proud history of domestic and international achievements since its founding in 1919.

In domestic competitions, Alajuelense has won the Primera División de Costa Rica, the top flight of Costa Rican football, on 30 occasions, making it one of the most successful in the nation. The club has also won numerous domestic cups.

On the international stage, Alajuelense stands out as a two-time winner of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup (now CONCACAF Champions League), marking their position among the region’s elite clubs. The legacy of legendary players such as Alejandro Morera Soto, Marcel Hernández, and Pablo Gabas, along with a dedicated academy system, underscores Alajuelense’s status as a powerhouse of football in Costa Rica and the wider region.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years	Nation/Region
1	Primera División de Costa Rica	30	Champion	1928, 1939, 1941, 1945, 1949, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2020	Costa Rica
2	CONCACAF Champions' Cup	2	Winner	1986, 2004	CONCACAF
3	Campeón de Campeones de Costa Rica	6	Winner	1966, 1967, 1970, 1992, 1997, 2002	Costa Rica
4	CONCACAF League	1	Winner	2020	CONCACAF
5	Costa Rican Cup	2	Winner	2012, 2013	Costa Rica
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FAQs about Alajuelense

Q: When was Alajuelense founded?

A: Alajuelense was founded on June 18, 1919.

Q: What are the nicknames for Alajuelense?

A: The team is commonly known as “La Liga” or “Los Manudos.”

Q: Where does Alajuelense play its home games?

A: Alajuelense plays its home matches at the Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto in Alajuela, Costa Rica.

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 17,895 spectators.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Alajuelense?

A: The traditional colors are red and black.

Q: How many national league titles has Alajuelense won?

A: Alajuelense has won the Primera División de Costa Rica 30 times.

Q: Has Alajuelense won any international trophies?

A: Yes, Alajuelense has won the CONCACAF Champions' Cup twice (1986, 2004) and the CONCACAF League once (2020).

Q: Who are Alajuelense’s main rivals?

A: The club’s biggest rivals are Deportivo Saprissa, and their matches are known as El Clásico Nacional.

Q: Who are some of Alajuelense’s legendary players?

A: Notable players include Alejandro Morera Soto, Wilmer López, Pablo Gabas, and Patrick Pemberton.

Q: What is “La 12” in relation to Alajuelense?

A: “La 12” is the largest and most famous supporters’ group of Alajuelense, known for their vibrant matchday support.

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