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Coban Imperial - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Season

Last Overall

Played matches Coban Imperial

03.05.25

Coban Imperial

Malacateco

GT1

01.05.25

Malacateco

Coban Imperial

GT1

27.04.25

Coban Imperial

CSD Municipal

GT1

25.04.25

Xelaju

Coban Imperial

GT1

19.04.25

Coban Imperial

CD Achuapa

GT1

13.04.25

Antigua GFC

Coban Imperial

GT1

06.04.25

CSD Comunicaciones

Coban Imperial

GT1

02.04.25

Coban Imperial

Guastatoya

GT1

29.03.25

Deportivo Mixco

Coban Imperial

GT1

22.03.25

Coban Imperial

Marquense

GT1

13.03.25

Coban Imperial

Xinabajul

GT1

07.03.25

Malacateco

Coban Imperial

GT1

02.03.25

CSD Municipal

Coban Imperial

GT1

22.02.25

Coban Imperial

Xelaju

GT1

16.02.25

CD Achuapa

Coban Imperial

GT1

09.02.25

Coban Imperial

Antigua GFC

GT1

07.02.25

Marquense

Coban Imperial

GT1

02.02.25

Coban Imperial

CSD Comunicaciones

GT1

30.01.25

Guastatoya

Coban Imperial

GT1

26.01.25

Coban Imperial

Deportivo Mixco

GT1

23.01.25

Xinabajul

Coban Imperial

GT1

18.01.25

Coban Imperial

Malacateco

GT1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Coban Imperial

Played games: 22

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

29

1.32

1.18

26

Under/Over

1.5

6

27%

73%

16

2.5

11

50%

50%

11

3.5

17

77%

23%

5

Both scored games (Yes/No)

9

41%

59%

13

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

9

41%

59%

13

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

16

73%

27%

6

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	CSD Municipal	35	20	10	5	5	26 - 18	8
2	CSD Comunicaciones	33	20	9	6	5	27 - 24	3
3	Antigua GFC	32	20	9	5	6	30 - 24	6
4	Coban Imperial	32	20	10	2	8	26 - 25	1
5	Malacateco	29	20	8	5	7	30 - 26	4
6	Guastatoya	29	20	8	5	7	21 - 22	-1
7	Marquense	27	20	7	6	7	18 - 19	-1
8	Deportivo Mixco	25	20	6	7	7	21 - 23	-2
9	Zacapa Tellioz	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
9	Xelaju	24	20	6	6	8	28 - 25	3
10	CD Achuapa	19	20	5	4	11	18 - 23	-5
11	Xinabajul	17	20	4	5	11	21 - 37	-16

Guatemala Liga Nacional Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	CSD Municipal	35	20	10	5	5	26 - 18	8
2	CSD Comunicaciones	33	20	9	6	5	27 - 24	3
3	Antigua GFC	32	20	9	5	6	30 - 24	6
4	Coban Imperial	32	20	10	2	8	26 - 25	1
5	Malacateco	29	20	8	5	7	30 - 26	4
6	Guastatoya	29	20	8	5	7	21 - 22	-1
7	Marquense	27	20	7	6	7	18 - 19	-1
8	Deportivo Mixco	25	20	6	7	7	21 - 23	-2
9	Xelaju	24	20	6	6	8	28 - 25	3
10	Zacapa Tellioz	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
11	CD Achuapa	19	20	5	4	11	18 - 23	-5
12	Xinabajul	17	20	4	5	11	21 - 37	-16

Guatemala Liga Nacional Results

05/04/2025 21:00

Deportivo Mixco

05/04/2025 00:00

05/03/2025 21:00

05/01/2025 23:30

CSD Comunicaciones

05/01/2025 21:00

Deportivo Mixco

05/01/2025 02:00

04/30/2025 22:00

04/27/2025 21:00

04/27/2025 21:00

04/27/2025 21:00

CSD Comunicaciones

Coban Imperial Football Club, commonly known as Cobán Imperial, is a prominent professional football club based in Cobán, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Established in 1924, Cobán Imperial is one of the oldest and most storied clubs in Guatemalan football. The team has a passionate following and a strong tradition, competing regularly in the Liga Nacional, Guatemala's top football division.Cobán Imperial hosts their home matches at Estadio Verapaz, an iconic stadium in the city of Cobán, known for its vibrant atmosphere and loyal supporters. The club’s traditional colors are blue and white, symbolizing the region and its proud heritage.The club is renowned for its regional identity, with fans called “Príncipes Azules” (Blue Princes)–a nickname that has become synonymous with their fighting spirit and regional pride. Cobán Imperial’s main rivalries are with fellow Guatemalan teams, most notably Comunicaciones and Xelajú MC, making for some of the most intense fixtures in the nation.Throughout its history, Cobán Imperial has been home to distinguished domestic and international players, such as Jhonny Brown, Julio “El Tigre” Gómez, and Juan Carlos Plata (on loan spells), and has played host to some of Central America's most respected football managers.Cobán Imperial has achieved top honors in Guatemalan football, most notably winning the Liga Nacional de Guatemala title in the 2003 Clausura. The club is also recognized for its consistent performance in national cup competitions and is known for its dedicated youth academy that develops promising local talent for the future.With a deep-rooted history and an enthusiastic fan base, Cobán Imperial stands as a symbol of pride for Alta Verapaz. Today, the club continues to be a significant force in Guatemalan football, aspiring for further domestic success and the possibility of international recognition.

Team:	Cobán Imperial
Full name:	Club Social y Deportivo Cobán Imperial
Country:	Guatemala
Nickname:	Príncipes Azules (Blue Princes)
Founded:	August 1, 1924
Colors:	Blue, White
Stadium:	Estadio Verapaz 15,000 capacity
Address:	6a. Avenida Zona 4, Cobán, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala
Telephone:	+502 7951 2462
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.facebook.com/CobanImperialOficial/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Cobán Imperial

Founded

Club Social y Deportivo Cobán Imperial, or Cobán Imperial, was founded on August 1, 1924, in the city of Cobán, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. The club originated as a sports and social organization with a focus on regional football. Originally, Cobán Imperial spent its early decades as a competitive amateur team before finally establishing itself in Guatemalan professional football following the restructuring of the national league system.

Cobán Imperial experienced a fluctuating path during the 20th century, oscillating between the top and second divisions. The turning point in the club’s history came in the early 2000s, when, after years of perseverance, Cobán Imperial won their first-ever Liga Nacional de Guatemala championship in the 2003 Clausura tournament. This triumph solidified their position as a powerhouse in the country’s footballing landscape.

Despite competitive ups and downs, Cobán Imperial has remained a mainstay in the top flight, famed for its resilience and ability to develop homegrown talent. The club has always served as a symbol of pride for the Q’eqchi’ Maya and the entire Alta Verapaz region.

Finances and Ownership

Cobán Imperial is owned by local business interests from Alta Verapaz, most notably the Gamarro family, who have played a pivotal role in the club's financial stability and strategic direction since the early 2000s. Historically, Cobán Imperial operated on a community-backed structure, with close ties between the club's finances and regional sponsors as well as support from the local government.

The club's finances are modest in comparison to the "big clubs" in Guatemala City, but Cobán Imperial is well-regarded for prudent spending and community engagement initiatives. The investment in stadium upkeep and youth development has been sustained over the years, helping the club maintain its status in the Liga Nacional.

Like many clubs in Central America, Cobán Imperial occasionally faces cash flow challenges, but its continued presence in the top tier is a testament to stable management and robust local support.

Culture and Popularity

Cobán Imperial enjoys a passionate and loyal fanbase in the city of Cobán and throughout the Alta Verapaz region. Supporters, known as “Los Príncipes Azules,” are reputed for creating one of the most vibrant atmospheres in Guatemalan football. The club’s matches at Estadio Verapaz often feature colorful banners, blue smoke, and enthusiastic songs, representing the pride and heritage of the local indigenous and mestizo communities.

The club’s anthem and blue-white kits are recognized across the country, with the team serving as a symbol for the region’s identity and aspirations. Locally, Cobán Imperial is central to the city’s culture and is frequently featured in regional festivals, television, and social initiatives, further strengthening its bond with the community.

Players

Cobán Imperial has produced and attracted a number of talented players, both Guatemalan and international, over its storied history. Known for promoting local youth, the club frequently features a blend of regional prospects and key signings from Central and South America.

Some of the club’s legendary footballers include Jhonny Brown–one of the club’s finest-ever forwards, Uruguayan Julio “El Tigre” Gómez, and Panamanian forward Rolando Blackburn, who played vital roles in the club's successes domestically.

The club has also developed and featured a host of national talents, such as Ángel Cabrera and “Tico” Marroquín throughout its history. Cobán Imperial has consistently been a key player supplier for the Guatemalan national team.

Famous Players

Cobán Imperial has seen a number of key players throughout its history, both foreign and domestic. Here are some of the most notable:

Jhonny Brown: A legendary striker, Brown is considered one of the greatest scorers in club history and was integral in their 2003 title-winning run.
Julio “El Tigre” Gómez: The Uruguayan forward who played a key role during the early 2000s; beloved by fans for his tenacity and goalscoring prowess.
Ángel Cabrera: Known for his midfield creativity and club loyalty, Cabrera was a long-serving captain and a symbol of Cobán Imperial’s fighting spirit.
Jefferson "Güicho" Méndez: Ecuadorian midfielder who brought experience and skill to the team in the late 2010s.
Israel Silva: Brazilian-Guatemalan striker, who had a successful spell at Cobán in the mid-2010s, becoming a fan favorite for his goals and leadership.
Juan Carlos Plata: All-time goalscorer for Guatemala, he had a brief but impactful loan spell at the club.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Jhonny Brown	FW	95	254	0.37
2	Julio "El Tigre" Gómez	FW	67	168	0.40
3	Rolando Blackburn	FW	43	91	0.47
4	Ángel Cabrera	MF	40	210	0.19
5	Israel Silva	FW	38	87	0.44
6	Jefferson Méndez	MF	29	102	0.28
7	Yeltsin Álvarez	MF	27	142	0.19
8	Danilo Guerra	FW	26	85	0.31
9	Mario Castellanos	FW	23	61	0.38
10	Jorge Sotomayor	DF	20	164	0.12

Typical Squad

Cobán Imperial typically plays with a balanced 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation, adapting according to opposition and tactical needs. The squad emphasizes a mix of experienced Guatemalan players and talented international signings–often from South America.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is pivotal for the squad, often known for quick reactions and leadership. In recent seasons, Mínor Álvarez (Costa Rica) has been a standout for his safe hands, with reliable Guatemalan backups included.

Defender

Defenders are known for their physicality and organization. Players like José Pinto (Guatemala) and Jorge Sotomayor (Argentina) have anchored the backline, combining aerial prowess and composure under pressure.

Midfielder

Midfielders at Cobán Imperial are valued for their work rate and vision. Ángel Cabrera (Guatemala) is a notable leader, with dynamic box-to-box players such as Yeltsin Álvarez contributing skill and determination.

Forward

Forwards combine technical ability with finishing power. Historically, Jhonny Brown and Julio Gómez have been the focal points in attack. Newer signings, both Guatemalan and international, continue this tradition.

Cobán Imperial is equally respected for integrating promising young players into the squad, providing pathways for future national team stars.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Cobán Imperial competing in Liga Nacional de Guatemala and the Guatemalan Cup. Below is a representation of the current main squad (as per official registration for Clausura 2024), with some information being subject to update as player moves are finalized.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Mínor Álvarez	Costa Rica	Costa Rica	14/11/1989
Updating	22	Luis Morán	Guatemala	Guatemala	23/03/1997
Defender
Updating	2	José Pinto	Guatemala	Guatemala	04/06/1993
Updating	4	Jorge Sotomayor	Argentina	Argentina	29/03/1990
Updating	16	Kevin Ávila	Guatemala	Guatemala	12/07/1996
Updating	3	Osman Castilla	Guatemala	Guatemala	05/02/1997
Midfielder
Updating	8	Yeltsin Álvarez	Guatemala	Guatemala	09/11/1994
Updating	11	Elmer Mendoza	Guatemala	Guatemala	20/09/1990
Updating	6	Kevin Ávila	Guatemala	Guatemala	12/07/1996
Updating	23	Jefferson Méndez	Ecuador	Ecuador	21/10/1996
Forward
Updating	9	Danilo Guerra	Guatemala	Guatemala	18/10/1993
Updating	7	Mario Castellanos	Guatemala	Guatemala	14/08/1991
Manager
Updating		Eduardo Méndez	Uruguay	Uruguay	13/09/1971
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Cobán Imperial, one of the most traditional football teams in Guatemala, has had a variety of distinguished coaches throughout its history. These managers have played significant roles in shaping the club's success in the Liga Nacional as well as domestic cup competitions. Here are some of the most notable and influential coaches in the history of Cobán Imperial:

Benjamín Monterroso: Monterroso is regarded as one of Cobán Imperial's most successful coaches, leading the club to its historic Liga Nacional title in the 2004 Apertura season, which remains the club’s only top-division league championship.
Rafael Díaz: As a long-serving manager for the club, Díaz helped establish Cobán Imperial as a strong contender in Guatemalan football, managing multiple campaigns during both the 1990s and 2000s.
Fabricio Benítez: Benítez guided Cobán Imperial to the Copa de Guatemala (Guatemalan Cup) title in the 2018–19 season, marking a significant achievement in recent club history.
Gabriel Castillo: Castillo has contributed to Cobán's competitive performances in both league and cup, ensuring the team remains in contention for major domestic honors.
Roberto Montoya: Currently the head coach, Montoya is tasked with maintaining Cobán Imperial's competitive standards as one of the leading clubs in Guatemala.

These coaches, among others, have contributed to the rich history and enduring legacy of Cobán Imperial in Guatemalan football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2022 – Present	Roberto Montoya	Mexico	27/08/1966
2021 – 2022	Gabriel Castillo	Guatemala	13/10/1971
2020 – 2021	Rafael Díaz	Guatemala	Updating...
2019 – 2020	Fabricio Benítez	Guatemala	29/06/1975
2017 – 2019	Enzo Trossero	Argentina	23/03/1953
2016 – 2017	Ariel Sena	Uruguay	02/03/1969
2015 – 2016	Benjamín Monterroso	Guatemala	03/01/1956
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2004 – 2005	Benjamín Monterroso	Guatemala	03/01/1956
1998 – 1999	Rafael Díaz	Guatemala	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Cobán Imperial is a professional football club based in Cobán, Guatemala. Throughout its rich history since the club's founding in 1924, Cobán Imperial has made several adjustments to its crest, while retaining its core identity and traditional colors.

The original crest of Cobán Imperial featured a circular design with blue and white color themes, reflecting the club's identity and the city’s highland heritage. Over the decades, the crest evolved into its current form, which features a shield with the club's name "Cobán Imperial," a prominent football at the center, and blue and white stripes supplemented with a regal crown on top, symbolizing the "Imperial" in the club’s name.

Cobán Imperial's traditional colors are blue and white, representing both the city’s cultural legacy and its nickname "Los Príncipes Azules" (The Blue Princes). The primary kit is royal blue, while white is most commonly used for their away jerseys, with various shades and accents being introduced during modern kit redesigns to reflect contemporary tastes while staying true to tradition.

Over the years, minor changes have been made to incorporate modern elements into both the crest and uniform styles, such as the introduction of a golden outline for major anniversaries or sponsor integration, but the essence of blue and white remains at the heart of the club's visual identity.

Collectively, the crest and colors of Cobán Imperial are a deep reflection of the club’s proud heritage and its connection to the city and people of Cobán.

Fan Club

Cobán Imperial boasts one of the most passionate fan bases in Guatemalan football. The supporters, known collectively as "La Banda del Imperio," are renowned throughout the country for their vibrant support and rich tradition of loyalty to the club.

La Banda del Imperio is famous for their energetic presence in the stadium, especially behind the goal during home matches. Typical fan displays include blue and white banners, flags, and percussion instruments, creating a carnival-like atmosphere on match days. Chants and songs by the supporters have become anthems that echo beyond the boundaries of the stadium, especially the club’s traditional anthem which is sung by generations of fans before every game.

The club’s supporters come predominantly from the Cobán region, though many fans across Guatemala and even abroad proudly wear the club’s colors and follow every match. The fans’ unity and fierce loyalty are seen not only during matches but also in their active participation in community initiatives, helping to strengthen the club’s ties with the people of Cobán.

Despite some challenges during periods of less success, the unwavering dedication of La Banda del Imperio stands as a testament to the deep-rooted footballing culture of Cobán Imperial and its enduring appeal.

Stadium

Cobán Imperial plays its home matches at the Estadio Verapaz José Ángel Rossi, also known simply as the Estadio Verapaz. Located in Cobán, Guatemala, the stadium is one of the oldest active stadiums in the country and holds a unique charm for both fans and visiting teams.

The Estadio Verapaz was inaugurated in 1936, with a current seating capacity of approximately 15,000 spectators. Over its long history, the stadium has witnessed countless memorable moments, championship celebrations, and legendary matches.

Significant renovations have taken place over the years to improve fan experience and ensure the stadium meets national standards. The most notable upgrades include the installation of new seating, improved lighting systems for night games, and upgrades to locker room and press facilities. Further plans for renovation and capacity expansion are occasionally discussed, reflecting the region’s growing enthusiasm for football.

The Estadio Verapaz remains a historic and symbolic ground, providing the vibrant backdrop for the club’s most iconic home matches and serving as a true fortress for Cobán Imperial.

Honours and Awards

Cobán Imperial is one of Guatemala’s distinguished football clubs, with a proud tradition and a notable record of success at the national level.

The club captured its first Liga Nacional de Guatemala (Guatemalan top division) title in the 2003 Apertura season, cementing its status among the country’s footballing elite. Additionally, Cobán Imperial has a rich history in domestic cup competitions, securing several Copa de Guatemala titles and earning accolades for consistent performances throughout its participation in Guatemalan football.

Over the years, the club’s commitment to excellence has helped it produce and attract several talented players, many of whom have gone on to represent the Guatemala national team.

No	Cups	Country	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Liga Nacional de Guatemala	Guatemala	1	Champion	2004 Clausura
2	Copa de Guatemala	Guatemala	4	Winner	1996, 2014, 2015–16, 2022–23
3	CONCACAF Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Cobán Imperial

Q: When was Cobán Imperial founded?

A: Cobán Imperial was founded in 1924.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Cobán Imperial?

A: The traditional colors are blue and white.

Q: What is the official nickname of Cobán Imperial?

A: The club's official nickname is "Los Príncipes Azules" (The Blue Princes).

Q: What is the name and capacity of Cobán Imperial’s home stadium?

A: Cobán Imperial plays at the Estadio Verapaz José Ángel Rossi, which has a capacity of approximately 15,000.

Q: How many Liga Nacional titles has Cobán Imperial won?

A: Cobán Imperial has won the Liga Nacional de Guatemala once, in the 2004 Clausura.

Q: Who are Cobán Imperial’s biggest rivals?

A: The club’s most notable rivals include Comunicaciones and Municipal, two of Guatemala's traditional football powerhouses.

Q: What is the largest fan club of Cobán Imperial?

A: "La Banda del Imperio" is the largest and most passionate supporters group of Cobán Imperial.

Q: Has Cobán Imperial competed in any international tournaments?

A: Cobán Imperial has participated in Central American club tournaments but is yet to make a significant impact in CONCACAF competitions.

Q: What is the current crest of Cobán Imperial?

A: The current crest features a blue and white shield, a football at the center, the club’s name, and a crown on top, symbolizing its “Imperial” status.

Q: Has the club ever changed its name?

A: The club has been known as Cobán Imperial for the majority of its history, retaining the name as a mark of its identity.

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