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Deportes Quindio - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

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Played matches Deportes Quindio

18.05.25

Real Cartagena

Deportes Quindio

CO2

13.05.25

Deportes Quindio

Orsomarso

CO2

03.05.25

Tigres FC

Deportes Quindio

CO2

27.04.25

Deportes Quindio

Real San Andres

CO2

24.04.25

Barranquilla FC

Deportes Quindio

CO2

19.04.25

Bogota FC

Deportes Quindio

CO2

12.04.25

Deportes Quindio

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

CO2

06.04.25

Leones

Deportes Quindio

CO2

27.03.25

Atletico Huila

Deportes Quindio

CO2

22.03.25

Deportes Quindio

Jaguares de Cordoba

CO2

17.03.25

Atletico Cali FC

Deportes Quindio

CO2

09.03.25

Deportes Quindio

Patriotas FC

CO2

22.02.25

Deportes Quindio

Internacional FC de Palmira

CO2

16.02.25

Deportes Quindio

Cucuta Deportivo

CO2

10.02.25

Boca Juniors De Cali

Deportes Quindio

CO2

05.02.25

Deportes Quindio

Atletico Huila

CO2

Win

Draw

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Overall statistics

Deportes Quindio

Deportes Quindio

Played games: 16

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

13

0.81

1.63

26

Under/Over

1.5

6

38%

62%

10

2.5

10

63%

37%

6

3.5

11

69%

31%

5

Both scored games (Yes/No)

7

44%

56%

9

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

4

25%

75%

12

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

9

56%

44%

7

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Cucuta Deportivo	34	16	10	4	2	28 - 14	14
2	Jaguares de Cordoba	34	16	10	4	2	26 - 14	12
3	Patriotas FC	33	16	10	3	3	21 - 8	13
4	Internacional FC de Palmira	32	16	10	2	4	24 - 15	9
5	Real Soacha Cundinamarca	29	16	8	5	3	25 - 16	9
6	Atletico Huila	29	16	8	5	3	19 - 10	9
7	Real Cartagena	28	16	8	4	4	30 - 21	9
8	Tigres FC	24	16	6	6	4	16 - 14	2
9	Leones	18	16	5	3	8	22 - 24	-2
10	Real San Andres	18	16	5	3	8	15 - 23	-8
11	Orsomarso	16	16	2	10	4	15 - 16	-1
12	Deportes Quindio	14	16	3	5	8	13 - 26	-13
13	Bogota FC	13	16	3	4	9	17 - 32	-15
14	Barranquilla FC	11	16	2	5	9	12 - 27	-15
15	Atletico Cali FC	9	16	2	3	11	14 - 28	-14
16	Boca Juniors De Cali	8	16	2	2	12	11 - 20	-9

Colombia Primera B Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Cucuta Deportivo	34	16	10	4	2	28 - 14	14
2	Jaguares de Cordoba	34	16	10	4	2	26 - 14	12
3	Patriotas FC	33	16	10	3	3	21 - 8	13
4	Internacional FC de Palmira	32	16	10	2	4	24 - 15	9
5	Real Soacha Cundinamarca	29	16	8	5	3	25 - 16	9
6	Atletico Huila	29	16	8	5	3	19 - 10	9
7	Real Cartagena	28	16	8	4	4	30 - 21	9
8	Tigres FC	24	16	6	6	4	16 - 14	2
9	Leones	18	16	5	3	8	22 - 24	-2
10	Real San Andres	18	16	5	3	8	15 - 23	-8
11	Orsomarso	16	16	2	10	4	15 - 16	-1
12	Deportes Quindio	14	16	3	5	8	13 - 26	-13
13	Bogota FC	13	16	3	4	9	17 - 32	-15
14	Barranquilla FC	11	16	2	5	9	12 - 27	-15
15	Atletico Cali FC	9	16	2	3	11	14 - 28	-14
16	Boca Juniors De Cali	8	16	2	2	12	11 - 20	-9

Colombia Primera B Results

05/18/2025 23:20

Deportes Quindio

05/18/2025 21:05

Real San Andres

05/18/2025 21:05

Atletico Cali FC

05/18/2025 21:05

Boca Juniors De Cali

Jaguares de Cordoba

05/18/2025 21:05

Internacional FC de Palmira

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

05/18/2025 21:05

Cucuta Deportivo

05/18/2025 19:00

Barranquilla FC

05/17/2025 20:00

05/13/2025 22:00

Deportes Quindio

05/13/2025 00:30

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

Deportes Quindío is a professional football club based in Armenia, Colombia. Established in 1951, Deportes Quindío is recognized for its vibrant history and role within Colombian football. The team has experienced both dazzling triumphs and challenging setbacks, becoming a symbol of regional pride in the department of Quindío. Their distinctive colors—green and white—are an icon of the coffee region, and their matches are held at the Estadio Centenario in Armenia.

Deportes Quindío has fostered a loyal fanbase known as "Los Cuyabros." The club holds a revered place in Colombian football history, particularly due to its 1956 national championship—making them one of the select few clubs to have won the Categoría Primera A. Throughout decades, the club has been home to several football luminaries and has developed notable talents who have contributed to Colombian football both domestically and internationally.

While much of Quindío's history has included stints in the second division, the club's passionate supporters and indomitable spirit ensure that it remains a cherished force within Colombian football culture.

Team:	Deportes Quindío
Full name:	Corporación Deportes Quindío S.A.
Country:	Colombia
Nickname:	El Milagroso, Los Cuyabros
Founded:	08/01/1951
Colors:	Green-White
Stadium:	Estadio Centenario 20,716 seats
Address:	Avenida Bolívar #19N-00, Armenia, Quindío, Colombia
Telephone:	+57 606 744 1444
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://deportesquindio.com.co
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Deportes Quindío

Founded

Deportes Quindío was founded on January 8, 1951, in Armenia, Quindío, Colombia. The club entered the professional league that same year, quickly establishing itself as a mainstay in Colombian football thanks to its 1956 championship victory. That triumph remains the only Primera A title in the club's history and is a source of enduring pride for its fans. The 1950s were a golden era for the team, marked by the presence of legendary foreign and national players. Over subsequent decades, Deportes Quindío has alternated between Colombia’s Primera A and Primera B divisions, but has always maintained a passionate regional following.

Though frequently contending with relegation and administrative challenges, Deportes Quindío is widely respected for its contribution to the football landscape of the Colombian coffee region and for being the launching pad for multiple Colombian football icons.

Finances and Ownership

Deportes Quindío is a privately owned corporation. The current majority shareholder and president is Hernando Ángel, who has overseen the club for several decades. The club’s finances have often reflected the challenges of Colombian regional football, with limited sponsorship and revenue compared to national giants. Nevertheless, the club has exercised fiscal prudence and has relied heavily on talent development and player sales to sustain operations.

Angel's stewardship is often divisive among supporters, as the club's long stints in Colombia’s second division are seen as related to modest investment compared to more ambitious rivals. Still, the club has managed to remain financially stable despite these limitations and continues its role as a focal point of sporting life in Armenia.

Popular Culture

Deportes Quindío's fans, "Los Cuyabros," are known for their unwavering support and colorful presence at the Estadio Centenario. The club is deeply woven into regional identity, with matchdays transforming Armenia into a city clad in green and white. The Quindío anthem is passionately sung before games, and local culture—including the legacy of coffee production—is part of the club’s visual and social identity.

Quindío’s underdog status and historic resilience have made the club a favorite subject in regional folklore and sports journalism. The club’s triumph in 1956 remains a defining moment for the city of Armenia and the department of Quindío, often referenced in literature and local events commemorating sports history.

Players

The club has featured many talented players throughout its history, both homegrown and foreign. Quindío is known both as a platform for nurturing young Colombian talent and for having been home to some remarkable players during its golden age, such as Jaime Gutiérrez, José Vicente Grecco, and the legendary Argentine striker Alfredo Di Stéfano (who played for the team in its foundational years). Other prominent players include Willington Ortiz and the prolific goalscorer Hugo Horacio Lóndero, who elevated Quindío’s status in Colombian football.

In recent years, the club’s roster has included regional talents and national team prospects, while emphasizing development and scouting to build competitive squads. The current team maintains a blend of experienced leaders and emerging young players representing the coffee region.

Notably, Deportes Quindío has produced several players who have gone on to successful careers in Colombian football and with the Colombian national team.

Famous Players

José Vicente Grecco: The Argentine forward was the top scorer of the Colombian league in 1953 and 1954 with Deportes Quindío. A club legend, Grecco played a crucial role in the "golden age."
Alfredo Di Stéfano: The Argentine-Spanish all-time great briefly wore the Quindío colors in 1951, contributing to the club’s early profile.
Hugo Horacio Lóndero: One of Quindío’s top all-time scorers, the Argentine-Colombian forward left a lasting impression with his prolific goal record.
Willington Ortiz: Widely regarded as one of Colombia’s greatest-ever players, Ortiz had a remarkable stint with Quindío before national stardom.
Juan José Peláez: Former Quindío attacking midfielder and later a renowned manager in Colombian football.
Jaime Gutiérrez: An iconic goalkeeper for Quindío, revered for his leadership and shot-stopping abilities in the club’s early years.

These players, among others, have created a proud legacy for Deportes Quindío and contributed to its reputation in Colombian football.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	José Vicente Grecco	FW	92	120	0.77
2	Hugo Horacio Lóndero	FW	89	148	0.60
3	Iván René Valenciano	FW	35	52	0.67
4	Juan José Peláez	MF	27	100	0.27
5	Henry Hernández	FW	26	70	0.37
6	Willington Ortiz	FW	25	95	0.26
7	Jorge Añón	FW	22	61	0.36
8	Luis Calderón	FW	19	50	0.38
9	Gustavo Torres	FW	15	39	0.38
10	Jaime Gutiérrez	GK	3	180	0.02

Typical Squad

Deportes Quindío typically utilizes a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, emphasizing defensive solidity and quick transitions. The squad mixes young local talents with experienced leadership from seasoned professionals. The team’s tactical approach is based on discipline and team unity, with most players hailing from the Quindío region or surrounding departments, reflecting the club’s focus on regional development.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper is a crucial figure for Deportes Quindío, often acting as a vocal leader in organizing a disciplined backline. The number one shirt has historically been worn by players like Jaime Gutiérrez, and in current years, by Luis Estacio or Felipe Ramírez.

Defender

The defensive line is known for its strong marking and aerial prowess. Quindío’s defenders are typically selected for their ability to maintain tactical discipline, with recent campaigns highlighting the contributions of players such as Fabián Mina and Yilmar Filigrana.

Midfielder

Midfielders at Deportes Quindío are deployed both to shield the defense and initiate quick counter-attacks. Historically, the midfield has included standouts like Juan José Peláez, while the current squad features reliable workers and creative links.

Forward

Forwards are expected to be dynamic and opportunistic. The legendary club scorers include José Vicente Grecco and Hugo Horacio Lóndero. The present offensive line continues this tradition with agile wingers and central forwards.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season finds Deportes Quindío competing in the Categoría Primera B, with aspirations of returning to the top flight. The squad features a blend of established professionals and emerging young talents from the coffee region and other areas of Colombia.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Luis Estacio	Colombia	Colombia	26/10/1985
Updating...	12	Felipe Ramírez	Colombia	Colombia	12/10/1998
Defender
Updating...	3	Fabián Mina	Colombia	Colombia	11/06/1993
Updating...	23	Yilmar Filigrana	Colombia	Colombia	08/11/1990
Updating...	29	Harold Reina	Colombia	Colombia	18/07/1990
Updating...	28	Nilson Castrillón	Colombia	Colombia	28/01/1996
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Yeison Carabalí	Colombia	Colombia	20/04/1992
Updating...	16	Juan Camilo Roa	Colombia	Colombia	13/09/1994
Updating...	14	Alejandro Figueroa	Colombia	Colombia	23/10/2000
Updating...	5	Kevin Londoño	Colombia	Colombia	23/03/1993
Forward
Updating...	7	Diber Cambindo	Colombia	Colombia	08/08/1996
Updating...	17	Henry Hernández	Colombia	Colombia	14/05/1982
Updating...	11	Jader Quiñones	Colombia	Colombia	18/12/1998
Manager
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Assistant Manager
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Coach

Deportes Quindío has a rich history with several prominent coaches who have shaped the club since its foundation. Over the decades, various Colombian and South American managers have led the team, some gaining legendary status for their achievements and commitment. The following list highlights several of the most influential coaches in Deportes Quindío's history:

Gabriel Ochoa Uribe: Renowned as one of Colombia's most successful coaches, Ochoa Uribe led Deportes Quindío to win its only Categoría Primera A championship in 1956, marking the club's highest achievement to date.
Julio Tocker: The Argentine was pivotal in the 1950s, orchestrating a period of stability and competitiveness that culminated in Quindío's historic title run.
Óscar Quintabani: An accomplished Colombian-Argentine manager, Quintabani guided Quindío in the late 1990s and early 2000s, helping them achieve several solid finishes and a reputation as a competitive side in the league.
Fernando Castro: Known as "Pecoso," Castro managed Quindío during multiple tenures, including a successful spell in the 2000s, where he led the club to notable campaigns in both the topflight and promotion playoffs.
Eduardo Lara: Serving as head coach in recent years, Lara has overseen significant rebuilding, seeking to restore Quindío to its former glory and strengthen its development of local talent.

These coaches, among many others, have played key roles in shaping the identity and legacy of Deportes Quindío.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
14/10/2023 – Present	Rubén Darío Hernández	Colombia	19/02/1965
09/06/2022 – 03/10/2023	Eduardo Lara	Colombia	04/09/1959
01/01/2022 – 08/06/2022	Óscar Quintabani	Argentina/Colombia	04/06/1950
19/09/2020 – 31/12/2021	Arturo Boyacá	Colombia	24/04/1957
01/07/2017 – 18/09/2020	Alberto Suárez	Colombia	28/04/1961
01/10/2016 – 30/06/2017	José 'El Cheché' Hernández	Colombia	16/05/1956
18/11/2015 – 30/09/2016	Fernando Castro	Colombia	11/02/1949
01/07/2014 – 17/11/2015	Miguel Augusto Prince	Colombia	30/07/1957
01/01/2013 – 30/06/2014	Álvaro Hernán Torres	Colombia	29/12/1968
01/01/2012 – 31/12/2012	Fernando Castro	Colombia	11/02/1949
19/09/2007 – 31/12/2011	Alexis García	Colombia	21/07/1960
10/01/2003 – 18/09/2007	Óscar Quintabani	Argentina/Colombia	04/06/1950
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01/07/1996 – 31/12/1996	Fernando Castro	Colombia	11/02/1949
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1979–1980	Gabriel Ochoa Uribe	Colombia	20/11/1939
1955–1958	Julio Tocker	Argentina	22/05/1926
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Crests and Colors

Deportes Quindío, commonly known as Quindío, is a professional football club based in Armenia, Colombia. Since its founding in 1951, the club’s crest and colors have played an essential part in shaping its identity and connection with the local community.

The original crest of Deportes Quindío featured a classic roundel with the letters “DCQ” (Deportes Quindío Club) and prominent green and white segments, symbolizing the lush coffee-growing landscapes characteristic of the Quindío region. Over the decades, the club has updated its crest several times. The current version, adopted in the late 1990s, maintains the round shape but features a stylized coffee branch at the center, representing local pride. The club’s name “Deportes Quindío” arches across the top, while a golden star above the emblem signifies their 1956 league championship.

Throughout its history, Deportes Quindío’s traditional colors have been green and white. The green represents the fertile coffee fields of the region, while white stands for peace and unity among the people. Occasionally, the club has introduced orange and gold trim in alternate kits, especially in the late 2000s, highlighting the vibrancy of the department’s culture. However, their primary and most recognized kit remains green shirts, white shorts, and green socks, distinguishing them on Colombian football pitches.

The crest and colors remain enduring symbols of pride for both the club and the wider Quindío community.

Fan Club

Deportes Quindío enjoys loyal and passionate support from its fans, who are known for their deep-rooted connection with the club and the Armenian region. The most prominent fan group is "Barra Cafetera," named after the region’s coffee heritage. Founded in the late 1990s, Barra Cafetera fills the stands of Estadio Centenario with green and white flags, rhythmic drums, and powerful chants that echo the enthusiasm of the local population.

Supporters are known for their family-friendly atmosphere, warm hospitality, and devotion through both prosperous and challenging seasons. The fan culture celebrates not just football but also the essence of the “cafetero” spirit—resilience, optimism, and communal pride. On match days, entire families gather to cheer on the team, often creating large mosaics and impressive choreographies. Away games see significant traveling support, with banners and songs reflecting the regional roots of Quindío.

Through their steadfast presence, the supporters of Deportes Quindío reinforce the club’s identity as a beacon of regional pride and unity in Colombian football.

Stadium

Deportes Quindío hosts its home matches at the Estadio Centenario, located in Armenia, Colombia. Opened in 1988, the stadium is a modern venue notable for its scenic setting amid the foothills of the Andes and the coffee region’s iconic landscape. Estadio Centenario has a capacity of 20,716 spectators.

The stadium has not only served as the club’s fortress but also held matches during the Copa América 2001 and the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 2011. Over the years, several refurbishments have improved its structure: a major renovation in 2011 upgraded seating, locker rooms, press boxes, and stadium facilities, resulting in an enhanced experience for fans and players alike.

Estadio Centenario stands as both a landmark and a symbol of sporting pride for Armenia and the larger Quindío department, providing a home for football, community events, and national competitions.

Honours and Awards

Deportes Quindío has a storied history within Colombian football. Although their time in the top flight has included challenges, the club remains notable for capturing the Colombian league title early in its history and for consistent performances in various divisions.

Their most significant achievement came in 1956 when Quindío won the Categoría Primera A, becoming national champions. The club has also twice emerged as champions of the Categoría Primera B, marking successful returns to Colombia's elite level. While international honors remain elusive, these domestic achievements are a source of enduring pride among supporters.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Colombian First Division (Categoría Primera A)	1	Champion	1956
2	Colombian Second Division (Categoría Primera B)	2	Champion	2001, 2014
3	Copa Colombia	0	Updating...	Updating...
4	Continental Competitions	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Deportes Quindío

Q: Where is Deportes Quindío based?

A: Deportes Quindío is based in Armenia, the capital city of the Quindío department in Colombia.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Deportes Quindío?

A: The club’s traditional colors are green and white, representing the coffee-growing heritage of the region.

Q: Which stadium does Deportes Quindío use for its home games?

A: Deportes Quindío plays its home matches at Estadio Centenario located in Armenia, Colombia, with a capacity of 20,716 spectators.

Q: Has Deportes Quindío ever won the Colombian top division?

A: Yes, Deportes Quindío won the Categoría Primera A championship in 1956.

Q: Who are Deportes Quindío's main rivals?

A: Deportes Quindío's main rivals include América de Cali and Deportivo Pereira, forming intense regional derbies.

Q: What is the most notable fan group of Deportes Quindío?

A: The primary supporters’ group is Barra Cafetera, known for their energetic support and creative matchday displays.

Q: What is the meaning behind Deportes Quindío’s crest?

A: The club’s crest features a coffee branch symbolizing the region’s prominence in coffee cultivation and local pride.

Q: Has Deportes Quindío participated in international competitions?

A: As of now, Deportes Quindío has not competed in major continental tournaments.

Q: What is the nickname of Deportes Quindío?

A: The club is affectionately known as “El Cuyabro,” referencing locals from Armenia, or simply "Quindío".

Q: Who are some notable players in Deportes Quindío's history?

A: Some notable players who have represented Deportes Quindío include Juan José Irigoyen, Luis Barbat, and Henry Zambrano.

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