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Cucuta Deportivo - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Cucuta Deportivo
Colombia Primera A Predictions
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Orsomarso vs Cucuta Deportivo 05/18/2025 21:05

Colombia Primera B

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Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Colombia Primera B

CPB

Cucuta Deportivo

37

30

33

1

1 - 0

2.12

2.7

Last Overall

Played matches Cucuta Deportivo

11.05.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Real Cartagena

CO2

06.05.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Real San Andres

CO2

01.05.25

Jaguares de Cordoba

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

26.04.25

Leones

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

20.04.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Atletico Cali FC

CO2

06.04.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Barranquilla FC

CO2

31.03.25

Real San Andres

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

23.03.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Tigres FC

CO2

16.03.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Bogota FC

CO2

07.03.25

Boca Juniors De Cali

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

02.03.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

CO2

21.02.25

Atletico Huila

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

16.02.25

Deportes Quindio

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

09.02.25

Cucuta Deportivo

Internacional FC de Palmira

CO2

31.01.25

Patriotas FC

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

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Overall statistics

Cucuta Deportivo

Cucuta Deportivo

Played games: 15

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

26

1.73

0.8

12

Under/Over

1.5

2

13%

87%

13

2.5

10

67%

33%

5

3.5

13

87%

13%

2

Both scored games (Yes/No)

8

53%

47%

7

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

6

40%

60%

9

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

14

93%

7%

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Fixtures

Date

Match

18.05.25

CPB

Orsomarso – Cucuta Deportivo

Colombia Primera A Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Atletico Nacional Medellin	35	18	10	5	3	34 - 16	18
2	Millonarios	35	19	10	5	4	26 - 15	11
3	Junior	34	19	9	7	3	23 - 14	9
4	America de Cali	33	18	9	6	3	25 - 12	13
5	Deportes Tolima	33	18	9	6	3	26 - 16	10
6	Independiente Santa Fe	30	18	8	6	4	25 - 17	8
7	Independiente Medellin	29	18	7	8	3	17 - 9	8
8	Once Caldas	27	17	8	3	6	21 - 20	1
9	Deportivo Pasto	26	18	7	5	6	17 - 17	0
10	Alianza	26	18	7	5	6	16 - 18	-2
11	Deportivo Pereira	25	18	6	7	5	19 - 19	0
12	Deportivo Cali	24	18	5	9	4	14 - 14	0
13	Atletico Bucaramanga	23	18	6	5	7	18 - 18	0
14	Fortaleza CEIF	20	19	5	5	9	15 - 24	-9
15	Envigado FC	18	19	5	3	11	15 - 27	-12
16	Llaneros	17	18	5	2	11	17 - 24	-7
17	Boyaca Chico	17	18	3	8	7	10 - 26	-16
18	Aguilas Doradas	15	18	2	9	7	13 - 17	-4
19	La Equidad	10	18	2	4	12	12 - 28	-16
20	Union Magdalena	8	17	0	8	9	13 - 25	-12

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Hugo Rodallega Hugo Rodallega Independiente Santa Fe Independiente Santa Fe

10

4

17

1484

149

2

Dayro Moreno Dayro Moreno Once Caldas Once Caldas

9

2

18

1379

154

3

Edwin Cardona Edwin Cardona Atletico Nacional Medellin Atletico Nacional Medellin

8

4

15

994

125

4

Rodrigo Holgado Rodrigo Holgado America de Cali America de Cali

7

0

14

843

121

5

Leonardo Castro Leonardo Castro Millonarios Millonarios

6

3

10

664

111

6

Emilio Aristizabal Emilio Aristizabal Fortaleza CEIF Fortaleza CEIF

6

1

18

1210

202

7

Felipe Pardo Felipe Pardo Alianza Alianza

5

1

16

760

152

8

Jhord Bayron Garces Jhord Bayron Garces Envigado FC Envigado FC

5

0

18

1230

246

9

Alfredo Morelos Alfredo Morelos Atletico Nacional Medellin Atletico Nacional Medellin

5

1

15

1050

210

10

Frank Castaneda Frank Castaneda Atletico Bucaramanga Atletico Bucaramanga

5

1

13

612

123

Colombia Primera A Fixtures

05/17/2025 20:45

Atletico Bucaramanga

05/17/2025 23:00

Independiente Santa Fe

05/18/2025 01:10

05/18/2025 19:00

Aguilas Doradas

Atletico Nacional Medellin

05/18/2025 23:10

Deportivo Pasto

05/19/2025 01:15

Union Magdalena

America de Cali

05/19/2025 23:00

Deportes Tolima

05/20/2025 01:05

Independiente Medellin

Deportivo Pereira

05/25/2025 18:00

Atletico Bucaramanga

Deportivo Pasto

05/25/2025 18:00

Colombia Primera A Results

05/17/2025 01:15

05/16/2025 23:10

05/16/2025 00:30

Independiente Medellin

Deportes Tolima

05/14/2025 00:30

Deportivo Pereira

Deportivo Pasto

05/12/2025 01:20

05/11/2025 23:00

Atletico Nacional Medellin

05/11/2025 21:00

05/11/2025 00:20

Independiente Santa Fe

05/10/2025 22:10

05/10/2025 20:00

Aguilas Doradas

Cúcuta Deportivo is a professional football club based in Cúcuta, North Santander, Colombia. One of the most historic clubs in Colombian football, it was founded in 1924 and has a passionate local and regional following. Cúcuta Deportivo has had an eventful journey through Colombian football, achieving both domestic success and memorable moments in international competitions.

The team plays its home matches at the Estadio General Santander, a landmark stadium in Cúcuta. The club’s traditional kit colors are red and black, and its badge features a football and the club’s bold initials.

Cúcuta Deportivo enjoys strong support from its dedicated fan base, often called "La Banda del Indio," and maintains fierce rivalries, especially with Atlético Bucaramanga in the famous "Clásico del Oriente Colombiano."

Throughout its history, Cúcuta Deportivo has boasted famous players such as Macnelly Torres, Blas Pérez, and Wilberto Cosme, and has attracted both national and international talents to its ranks. Its legacy in Colombian football includes a league title, international campaigns, and a significant cultural impact in the region.

The club continues to compete in Colombia’s football leagues, facing challenges but always maintaining a spirit of resilience and pride. Today, Cúcuta Deportivo stands as a symbol of the city and region, representing both sporting tradition and the enthusiastic passion of its fans.

Team:	Cúcuta Deportivo
Full name:	Corporación Nuevo Cúcuta Deportivo
Country:	Colombia
Nickname:	El Motilón, Los Rojinegros
Founded:	10/09/1924
Colors:	Red and black
Stadium:	Estadio General Santander 32,163 Seats
Address:	Av. 4 with Calle 1, Cúcuta, Norte de Santander, Colombia
Telephone:	+57 7 5710352
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.cucutadeportivo.com.co/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Cúcuta Deportivo

Founded

Cúcuta Deportivo was founded on September 10, 1924. It started as a small club in the city of Cúcuta and emerged as an important representative of North Santander in Colombian football. The club began to participate in national competitions after the creation of the Colombian professional league (Categoría Primera A) in 1948.

After decades fluctuating between divisions, Cúcuta Deportivo’s golden era came in the early 21st century. In 2006, the club secured its first and only Colombian league title, earning national recognition and qualifying for international tournaments, including the historic run to the semi-finals of the 2007 Copa Libertadores.

Over the years, the club has experienced significant financial and organizational difficulties, including relegations and administrative crises. However, Cúcuta Deportivo has always managed to rally and recover, largely due to support from its loyal fan base. The club remains a symbol of Cúcuta city and the region.

Finances and ownership

Cúcuta Deportivo’s history has been marked by multiple financial and administrative challenges. Ownership and management have changed hands several times, often amid controversy and unstable funding. The club faced suspension and exclusion from Colombian football in 2020 due to insolvency but returned to professional football in 2022 after restructuring.

The club’s financial restrictions have influenced its recruitment policies, relying on young talent, loan deals, and bargain signings. Despite difficulties, the passion of fans and the support from local authorities have helped keep the club afloat. The current ownership is under the presidency of José Augusto Cadena, though the club’s legal structure and ownership details are subject to change due to its organizational recovery.

Cúcuta Deportivo’s financial outlook is improving, with growing commercial interest and increasing stability. Nonetheless, challenges persist as the club seeks to restore its former glory while managing limited resources.

Popular culture

Cúcuta Deportivo is deeply embedded in the cultural identity of Cúcuta and North Santander. The team’s supporters, "La Banda del Indio," are known for their intense loyalty, vibrant flags, and passionate atmosphere at home matches in Estadio General Santander.

The club's most important rivalry is with Atlético Bucaramanga, producing the high-stakes "Clásico del Oriente Colombiano," one of Colombia’s hottest rivalries. The rivalry is marked by fervor and regional pride, dividing families and communities during match days.

Cúcuta Deportivo’s anthem, traditional colors, and the city’s football festivities are integral to the regional culture. The team has been featured in literature, local media, and has inspired songs and stories synonymous with perseverance and local pride. Despite adversity, the club’s identity remains strong.

Player

The club has been home to a mix of legendary names and emerging talents throughout its history.

Cúcuta Deportivo has produced and featured prominent players such as Macnelly Torres, Blas Pérez, Wilberto Cosme, and Matías Urbano. The team’s best-known era featured many of these players during its 2006 championship season and the Copa Libertadores semi-final run in 2007. Notable international talents have also made an impact at the club, contributing to its legacy in Colombian football.

The current squad is built around a blend of seasoned professionals and promising youth, focusing on competitive consistency and talent development. Despite financial limitations, Cúcuta Deportivo continues to nurture and showcase footballing talent in Colombia.

Famous Players

Many notable players have left their mark at Cúcuta Deportivo:

Macnelly Torres: The creative Colombian midfielder was a key figure during the mid-2000s and played a vital role in the 2007 Copa Libertadores campaign.
Blas Pérez: The Panamanian striker was instrumental in attack during the successful years, becoming a fan favorite for his goals and work rate.
Wilberto Cosme: The experienced Colombian forward made significant contributions across multiple seasons, earning respect for his consistency and scoring ability.
Matías Urbano: The Argentine forward was known for his technical flair and important goals at crucial moments.
Andrés Sarmiento: A talented winger, representing the new generation of Cúcuta footballers.
Damián Malrechauffe: The Uruguayan defender provided stability at the back during the club’s competitive years.

These players, among others, are celebrated as part of Cúcuta Deportivo's rich heritage.

Top goalscorers of all time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Carlos Quintero	FW	95	279	0.34
2	Wilberto Cosme	FW	70	200	0.35
3	Hamilton Ricard	FW	61	152	0.40
4	Delio Gamboa	FW	59	135	0.44
5	Sergio Galván Rey	FW	56	103	0.54
6	Blas Pérez	FW	45	87	0.52
7	Macnelly Torres	MF	39	110	0.35
8	Matías Urbano	FW	37	77	0.48
9	Luis Miranda	FW	31	118	0.26
10	Andrés Sarmiento	FW	28	96	0.29

Typical Squad

Cúcuta Deportivo’s typical squad is organized in a modern formation, often 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2, with emphasis on speedy wingers and solid defensive play. The following sections summarize the current structure.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is responsible for organizing the defense and shot stopping. In recent seasons, the position has been occupied by experienced players like Juan Camilo Chaverra or Eder Chaux.

Defender

The defending line usually combines youth and experience. Key figures in recent seasons include Brayan Molina and Kevin Viveros.

Midfielder

The midfield is the engine of Cúcuta Deportivo, with players like Jhonatan Agudelo and Jhoan Arenas capable of dictating play, holding possession, and creating opportunities.

Forward

The forward line often relies on quick and clinical attackers, such as Andrés Sarmiento, Brayan Moreno, and younger players with potential for growth.

The club continues to invest in its youth ranks, nurturing players for future success and maintaining a competitive squad dynamic each season.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks the next chapter in Cúcuta Deportivo's storied history. The team competes in Categoría Primera B, aiming for promotion to Colombia’s top flight.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Juan Camilo Chaverra		Colombia	16/04/1996
Updating	12	Éder Chaux		Colombia	20/12/1991
Defender
Updating	13	Brayan Molina		Colombia	20/05/2001
Updating	4	Kevin Viveros		Colombia	06/12/1997
Updating	24	Damián Malrechauffe		Uruguay	19/10/1984
Midfielder
Updating	7	Jhoan Arenas		Colombia	16/08/1994
Updating	5	Jhonatan Agudelo		Colombia	17/12/1992
Updating	18	Macnelly Torres		Colombia	01/11/1984
Forward
Updating	17	Andrés Sarmiento		Colombia	15/01/1998
Updating	9	Brayan Moreno		Colombia	29/06/1998
Updating	23	Wilberto Cosme		Colombia	22/07/1984
Manager
Updating		Rubén Tanucci		Argentina	20/03/1964
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Cúcuta Deportivo, one of Colombia's historic football clubs, has seen a variety of talented managers throughout its existence. These coaches have left a significant mark on the club's legacy through domestic success, promotion achievements, and memorable campaigns in international competitions. Here is a look at the most notable managers in the history of Cúcuta Deportivo:

Jorge Luis Pinto: One of the most respected managers in Colombian football, Pinto guided Cúcuta Deportivo during their golden era. Under his leadership, the club won its first and only Categoría Primera A title in 2006 and reached the semifinals of the 2007 Copa Libertadores, marking the most successful period in the club’s history.
Pedro Sarmiento: In 2005, Sarmiento led Cúcuta Deportivo to promotion to the top division, laying the groundwork for their successful years ahead.
Óscar Héctor Quintabani: The Argentine-Colombian coach contributed to the team's stability and was part of the coaching group that helped the club remain competitive in the Primera A after their promotion.
Guillermo Berrío: Guided the club during several challenging spells and helped Cúcuta Deportivo maintain its position among Colombia's elite sides during his tenures.
Arturo Boyacá: Led the team in the most recent promotion to Categoría Primera A in 2018, playing a key role in the club’s modern era recovery.

Many other managers have also contributed to the history and tradition of Cúcuta Deportivo, a club famous for its passionate fanbase and unforgettable league campaigns.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
30/12/2022 – present	Bernardo Redín	Colombia	26/02/1963
03/07/2021 – 10/12/2022	Zinedine Zidane	Colombia	Updating...
10/09/2021 – 21/10/2021	José Borda	Colombia	Updating...
03/05/2021 – 10/09/2021	Carlos Mario Hoyos	Colombia	28/02/1962
18/01/2021 – 01/05/2021	Arturo Boyacá	Colombia	17/04/1957
15/01/2020 – 16/01/2021	David Suárez	Colombia	09/03/1979
01/07/2019 – 12/01/2020	Guillermo Sanguinetti	Uruguay	21/06/1966
21/05/2018 – 19/06/2019	Sebastián Méndez	Argentina	04/07/1977
06/12/2017 – 21/05/2018	Lucas Pusineri	Argentina	16/07/1976
01/07/2016 – 03/12/2017	Arturo Boyacá	Colombia	17/04/1957
14/12/2015 – 26/06/2016	Miguel Augusto Prince	Colombia	30/07/1957
09/08/2014 – 02/12/2015	Alberto Suárez	Colombia	22/02/1961
16/11/2013 – 23/07/2014	Guillermo Berrío	Colombia	11/04/1968
01/02/2013 – 11/11/2013	Óscar Héctor Quintabani	Argentina/Colombia	04/06/1950
19/04/2012 – 28/01/2013	Víctor Luna	Colombia	27/10/1959
15/10/2011 – 18/04/2012	Juan Carlos Díaz	Colombia	Updating...
01/07/2010 – 07/10/2011	Jorge Luis Bernal	Colombia	21/04/1949
01/01/2010 – 28/06/2010	Carlos Mario Hoyos	Colombia	28/02/1962
05/07/2007 – 20/12/2009	Néstor Otero	Colombia	18/08/1955
14/01/2006 – 01/07/2007	Jorge Luis Pinto	Colombia	16/12/1952
07/07/2005 – 10/01/2006	Pedro Sarmiento	Colombia	26/10/1956
01/07/2004 – 03/07/2005	Óscar Héctor Quintabani	Argentina/Colombia	04/06/1950
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2004	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/2001 – 30/06/2002	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2001	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Cúcuta Deportivo is a respected Colombian football club based in Cúcuta, Norte de Santander. With a history dating back to its founding on September 10, 1924, the club's visual identity has evolved in tandem with its local roots and traditions.

The original crest of Cúcuta Deportivo featured the club's initials "CD" prominently within a circular black and red badge. Over time, the emblem has seen refinements in typography and detail but its core concept—a circle split vertically with red and black halves, encircled by the club’s full name and year of establishment—remains iconic. The solid black and red halves reflect both tradition and unwavering identity.

The club’s traditional colors are red and black. These have consistently featured as equally split on the home kit: half red and half black, symbolizing strength, determination, and passion. Through the decades, Cúcuta occasionally experimented with design details, such as thin white trims or subtle patterns, but has always retained the red-and-black scheme as a hallmark. White or gray is sometimes used for away kits for contrast or special occasions.

Today, the distinctive "CD" circular crest and the vertically split red and black shirts are widely recognized throughout Colombia, making Cúcuta Deportivo’s colors and badge an enduring source of local pride.

Fan Club

Cúcuta Deportivo's fan base is among the most fervent in Colombia, with supporters renowned for their loyalty, colorful displays, and passionate matchday atmosphere. The largest and most distinguished supporter group is the "Barra del Indio," named after the club's traditional mascot. Founded in the 1990s, the Barra del Indio fills the Estadio General Santander with vibrant choreographies, flares, and loud chants in red and black, particularly during classic rivalries such as the Derby del Oriente against Atlético Bucaramanga.

The fans have played a crucial role in the club’s history, especially during moments of crisis—from financial hardship to relegation battles—always supporting the team with unwavering dedication. Their unique identity includes river processions, giant banners, and a tradition of traveling nationwide to follow the team. Visitors to Cúcuta often remark on the electric game-day atmosphere generated by the Barra del Indio, which remains central to the club’s community and spirit.

Stadium

Cúcuta Deportivo plays home matches at the Estadio General Santander, located in Cúcuta, Colombia. The stadium, named after Colombian independence hero Francisco de Paula Santander, has a current capacity of approximately 32,000 spectators, making it the largest sports venue in Norte de Santander.

Opened in 1948, Estadio General Santander has undergone several upgrades, most notably for the 2006 Liga Final and the Copa Libertadores campaign, which saw major renovations including updated seating, lighting, and infrastructure improvements to meet international standards. The stadium features a classic South American bowl design, close-to-the-pitch stands, and is known for its intimidating atmosphere when filled with passionate Cúcuta supporters.

In addition to football, Estadio General Santander is also used for major cultural events in the region, solidifying its place as a key landmark of the city.

Honours and Awards

Cúcuta Deportivo has established itself as one of the most historic clubs in Colombian football. The club’s greatest triumph came in 2006, when it won its first and only top-flight league title. Cúcuta has also excelled in lower divisions and made a memorable run to the Copa Libertadores semifinals in 2007, garnering international attention.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Categoría Primera A (Colombia)	1	Champion	2006-II
2	Categoría Primera B (Colombia)	3	Champion	1995, 2005, 2018
3	Superliga Colombiana	0	Updating...	Updating...
4	Copa Libertadores	0	Semi-finalist	2007
5	Copa Colombia	0	Runner-up	1989
6	International Titles	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Cúcuta Deportivo

Q: When was Cúcuta Deportivo founded?

A: Cúcuta Deportivo was founded on September 10, 1924.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Cúcuta Deportivo?

A: The traditional colors are red and black, typically arranged as equal vertical halves on the home shirt.

Q: What is the name and capacity of Cúcuta Deportivo's stadium?

A: Cúcuta Deportivo plays at Estadio General Santander, which holds approximately 32,000 spectators.

Q: What is the name of Cúcuta Deportivo's main supporter group?

A: The most prominent fan group is called "Barra del Indio."

Q: How many top-flight league titles has Cúcuta Deportivo won?

A: Cúcuta Deportivo has won Categoría Primera A (Colombian top division) once, in the 2006-II season.

Q: Has Cúcuta Deportivo participated in the Copa Libertadores?

A: Yes, their best result was reaching the Copa Libertadores semifinals in 2007.

Q: Why are Cúcuta Deportivo games known for their intense atmosphere?

A: The passion and enthusiasm of the Barra del Indio, along with the local supporters, generate a vibrant and intimidating environment at home games.

Q: Who is considered Cúcuta Deportivo's traditional rival?

A: The main rival is Atlético Bucaramanga, with matches between the two known as the Oriente Derby.

Q: What happened to Cúcuta Deportivo in recent seasons?

A: The club faced financial difficulties and administrative suspensions but has returned to compete in Colombian football competitions.

Q: What is the meaning behind the club's crest design?

A: The circular crest, split in red and black with "CD" and the founding year, symbolizes unity, history, and the enduring identity of the club.

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