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

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Played matches Eldense

04.05.25

Almeria

Eldense

ES2

26.04.25

Eldense

Cordoba

ES2

19.04.25

Racing Ferrol

Eldense

ES2

13.04.25

Eldense

Sporting Gijon

ES2

05.04.25

FC Cartagena

Eldense

ES2

29.03.25

Eldense

Burgos

ES2

22.03.25

Elche

Eldense

ES2

16.03.25

Eldense

Mirandes

ES2

08.03.25

Real Zaragoza

Eldense

ES2

02.03.25

Eldense

Levante

ES2

23.02.25

Albacete

Eldense

ES2

16.02.25

Eldense

Deportivo La Coruna

ES2

10.02.25

Oviedo

Eldense

ES2

31.01.25

Eldense

Granada

ES2

25.01.25

Tenerife

Eldense

ES2

18.01.25

Eldense

Cadiz

ES2

13.01.25

Eldense

Eibar

ES2

07.01.25

Eldense

Valencia

SCDR

22.12.24

Racing Santander

Eldense

ES2

18.12.24

Malaga

Eldense

ES2

14.12.24

Eldense

Elche

ES2

08.12.24

Burgos

Eldense

ES2

04.12.24

Cadiz

Eldense

SCDR

01.12.24

Eldense

Racing Ferrol

ES2

24.11.24

Mirandes

Eldense

ES2

20.11.24

Eldense

Huesca

ES2

16.11.24

Eldense

Albacete

ES2

09.11.24

Granada

Eldense

ES2

30.10.24

CD Atletico Paso

Eldense

SCDR

26.10.24

Cordoba

Eldense

ES2

23.10.24

Eldense

Real Zaragoza

ES2

19.10.24

Deportivo La Coruna

Eldense

ES2

12.10.24

Eibar

Eldense

ES2

06.10.24

Eldense

CD Castellon

ES2

28.09.24

Cadiz

Eldense

ES2

21.09.24

Eldense

Oviedo

ES2

14.09.24

Levante

Eldense

ES2

08.09.24

Eldense

Almeria

ES2

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Overall statistics

Eldense

Played games: 38

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

36

0.95

1.45

55

Under/Over

1.5

14

37%

63%

24

2.5

22

58%

42%

16

3.5

28

74%

26%

10

Both scored games (Yes/No)

16

42%

58%

22

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

12

32%

68%

26

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

24

63%

37%

14

Fixtures

Date

Match

11.05.25

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Eldense – Malaga

18.05.25

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CD Castellon – Eldense

25.05.25

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Eldense – Racing Santander

01.06.25

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Huesca – Eldense

Spain Tercera Group 6 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	La Nucia	56	33	15	11	7	46 - 23	23
2	UD Castellonense	56	33	15	11	7	38 - 29	9
3	Castellon B	55	33	17	4	12	71 - 58	13
4	CD Roda	54	33	14	12	7	50 - 32	18
5	Utiel	51	33	13	12	8	36 - 30	6
6	Villarreal C	49	33	12	13	8	53 - 35	18
7	UD Vall De Uxo	48	33	13	9	11	35 - 34	1
8	Atzeneta	47	33	13	8	12	35 - 34	1
9	Atletico Saguntino	46	33	10	16	7	40 - 34	6
10	Soneja	46	33	11	13	9	35 - 33	2
11	Ontinyent	44	33	11	11	11	33 - 34	-1
12	Levante B	44	34	13	5	16	34 - 39	-5
13	Jove Espanol	43	33	12	7	14	35 - 44	-9
14	Crevillente	41	33	10	11	12	34 - 39	-5
15	Athletic Torrellano	36	33	7	15	11	33 - 38	-5
16	CF Benidorm	35	33	8	11	14	35 - 51	-16
17	Patacona CF	27	33	5	12	16	35 - 57	-22
18	UD Rayo Ibense	23	34	6	5	23	23 - 57	-34

Spain Tercera Group 6 Fixtures

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Spain Tercera Group 6 Results

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UD Castellonense

Club Deportivo Eldense, commonly known as Eldense, is a professional football club based in Elda, Spain. Founded in 1921, the club has a rich tradition in Spanish football, particularly noted for its community roots and resilience. Eldense has experienced many ups and downs across the Spanish football pyramid, but recent years have seen a resurgence, with the club returning to the Segunda División after a long absence.

The team plays its home matches at Estadio Municipal Nuevo Pepico Amat, a modern stadium that reflects the vibrant football culture of Elda. The traditional colors of the club are blue and red stripes, which are instantly recognizable by their loyal supporters, known as “Azulgranas.”

Although Eldense has not claimed national honors on the scale of Spain’s giants, the club has earned a reputation for developing local talent and fostering a strong sense of community involvement. Notable players and managers have passed through its ranks, contributing to the competitive spirit of Spanish lower-league football.

Today, Eldense looks to strengthen its position in the professional tiers of Spanish football, underpinned by passionate supporters, local traditions, and a forward-looking club structure.

Team:	Eldense
Full name:	Club Deportivo Eldense
Country:	Spain
Nickname:	Azulgranas
Founded:	17/09/1921
Colors:	Blue & red stripes
Stadium:	Estadio Municipal Nuevo Pepico Amat 4,036 Seats
Address:	Av. de Ronda, s/n, 03600 Elda, Alicante, Spain
Telephone:	+34 965 38 19 79
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://cdeldense.es/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Club Deportivo Eldense

Founded

Club Deportivo Eldense was established on September 17, 1921, in Elda, Alicante, Spain. The club began its existence representing the local community, and has long enjoyed deep connections with the city’s people and industries. Eldense made its competitive debut shortly after its formation, quickly rising through the regional leagues.

Eldense spent decades competing primarily in the Tercera División and Segunda División B, becoming a mainstay of the lower divisions. The club faced significant challenges, including relegations and financial turmoil, but showed remarkable persistence. In 2023, Eldense achieved a historic promotion to Segunda División, marking its return to professional football after a 59-year absence.

Through good times and bad, Eldense has maintained its role as a pillar of the Elda community, preserving its traditions and continuing to inspire generations of football fans in the region.

Finances and Ownership

Club Deportivo Eldense has historically reflected the fortunes of the local economy, with funding coming from small businesses and community involvement. In recent years, increased professionalization and ambition have led to new investment in the club. Currently, Amadeo Salvo – former Valencia CF president – is an influential figure in the club’s ownership and management, having brought financial stability and a vision for sustainable development. The club’s budget remains modest compared to many bigger sides in the Segunda División, yet strong fiscal management and prudent signings have allowed Eldense to punch above its weight and strengthen its presence within Spanish football.

Popular Culture

Eldense’s fanbase is known for its passionate and loyal support. The “Azulgranas” faithful bring color and energy to the Nuevo Pepico Amat on matchdays, creating a unique atmosphere that embodies Elda’s community spirit. Local traditions, such as vibrant pre-game processions and celebrations, have become synonymous with the club’s matchdays, and many local businesses and families are longstanding supporters or sponsors.

Club Deportivo Eldense frequently engages with the local community and schools, and strives to be a source of pride for Elda as a whole. For many fans, supporting Eldense is a family tradition passed through generations.

While the club is less frequently featured in mass media compared to top-tier clubs, it enjoys regular coverage in Valencian and Spanish regional news, and its 2023 promotion generated nationwide attention due to the scale of its achievement.

Player

The club has featured a mix of talented players from Spain and abroad across its long history. Eldense has typically relied on home-grown talent, but has welcomed notable veterans and promising youngsters, especially since its return to the professional ranks.

Historically, important figures include club legend Antonio Gomis (one of the club’s top all-time scorers), and more recently, key contributors like Miguel Núñez, Jesús Clemente, and Cris Montes have led the team with experience and skill. Recent club stalwarts include defender Marc Mateu and goalkeeper Guille Vallejo, who played crucial roles in recent promotions.

Some players who began their careers at Eldense, or spent formative years there, have gone on to compete at higher levels of Spanish football. The club continues to develop academy players, with an increasing emphasis on youth development now being a hallmark of the club’s approach.

Famous Players

While Eldense may not have the international star power of major Spanish clubs, several notable players have left their mark:

Antonio Gomis. Legendary striker and Eldense’s all-time leading goalscorer, revered for his loyalty to the club.
Miguel Núñez. Experienced midfielder who captained the team during its promotion to Segunda División, symbolizing modern leadership and tenacity.
Jesús Clemente. Instrumental winger in recent seasons, known for pace and reliability on the flank.
Marc Mateu. Veteran left-back/midfielder, whose technical skills and experience proved vital in the club’s promotion campaign.
Iván Chapela. A promising forward who contributed crucial goals in the 2022-23 campaign.

These players are among those who have played a key part in Eldense’s historic moments and revitalization.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Antonio Gomis	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Juan Sanchis	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Nacho Ramón	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Jesús Clemente	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Cris Montes	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

Eldense usually lines up in a compact and balanced 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, reflecting the values of solidarity and discipline. The squad is a mix of experienced professionals and dynamic youth players.

Goalkeeper

The first-choice goalkeeper in the recent campaign has been Guille Vallejo, recognized for his leadership, positioning, and shot-stopping ability.

Defenders

Defensive stability is key for Eldense, anchored by players such as Marc Mateu, Piña, and David Timor.

Midfielders

The midfield builds the play with a blend of experience and creativity, recently headlined by Miguel Núñez and Iván Chapela, while Jesús Clemente provides running and assists from wide areas.

Forwards

Attacking duties have been shared between Cris Montes, Iván Chapela, and other agile, versatile attackers who bring energy and finishing skills.

The club has shown commitment to integrating local players and youth graduates as part of its long-term vision.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another chapter in Eldense’s return to the Segunda División, continuing its quest to consolidate professional status. The current squad features a balanced group of experienced veterans and promising young talents under the guidance of their manager Fernando Estévez.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Guille Vallejo	Spain	Spain	22/04/1995
Updating	13	Stamatakis	Greece	Greece	14/04/1995
Updating	30	Adrián Peral	Spain	Spain	17/10/1999
Defender
Updating	18	Marc Mateu	Spain	Spain	16/06/1990
Updating	2	Xemi	Spain	Spain	02/02/1995
Updating	14	Piña	Spain	Spain	29/06/1987
Updating	24	Álex Martínez	Spain	Spain	12/10/1992
Updating	3	Carlos Hernández	Spain	Spain	15/09/1990
Updating	21	Josema	Spain	Spain	06/06/1996
Midfielder
Updating	6	David Timor	Spain	Spain	17/10/1989
Updating	8	Sergio Ortuño	Spain	Spain	07/05/1999
Updating	11	Miguel Núñez	Spain	Spain	07/06/1987
Updating	10	Jesús Clemente	Spain	Spain	06/04/1999
Updating	17	Nacho Ramón	Spain	Spain	14/07/1999
Forward
Updating	7	Iván Chapela	Spain	Spain	21/05/1999
Updating	9	Cris Montes	Spain	Spain	10/08/1997
Updating	20	Florin Andone	Romania	Romania	11/04/1993
Updating	22	Yanis Rahmani	France	France	13/05/1995
Manager
Updating		Fernando Estévez	Spain	Spain	01/06/1979
Ass. Manager
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Coach

CD Eldense, one of the oldest football clubs in the Valencian Community, has seen a variety of coaches throughout its long history. Over the decades, several managers have left their mark by achieving notable milestones, including promotions, stabilization in the higher categories, and navigating the club through periods of transition. Below are some of the most prominent and influential head coaches in Eldense history:

José Juan Romero: Romero took over in 2022 and masterminded Eldense's remarkable promotion from the Primera RFEF to the Segunda División in the 2022-23 season after nearly 60 years away from Spanish football's second tier.
Vicente Parras: As coach in 2020-2021, Parras helped to stabilize the club at a crucial period and laid important groundwork for subsequent success.
David Bauzá: During his spell as manager in the 2010s, Bauzá contributed to the club's returns to the national categories and built a competitive squad that formed the basis for future progress.
Paco López: Although now better known for his managerial work in La Liga with Levante, Paco López led Eldense in the 2011-12 campaign, helping to cement the team's status in the Tercera División and drive ambitions for promotion.
Other Contributors: Numerous coaches dating back decades have played vital roles in the club’s community-oriented project, often with limited resources but a strong devotion to Eldense's cause.

These coaches, together with many others, have helped shape the tradition and resurgence of CD Eldense, guiding the club through both its most prosperous and challenging times.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
07/06/2022 – present	José Juan Romero	Spain	27/11/1974
30/06/2021 – 06/06/2022	Esteban Becker	Argentina	31/08/1964
23/12/2020 – 27/06/2021	Vicente Parras	Spain	18/11/1975
01/07/2020 – 22/12/2020	Sergio Ortuño (caretaker)	Spain	05/06/1991
01/07/2019 – 30/06/2020	David Bauzá	Spain	12/04/1976
23/10/2018 – 30/06/2019	José Emilio Santafé	Spain	Updating...
01/07/2017 – 22/10/2018	Mario Cartagena	Spain	Updating...
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Fran Yeste	Spain	06/12/1979
01/07/2014 – 30/06/2016	José Emilio Riquelme Galiana	Spain	17/12/1966
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2014	José Emilio Santafé	Spain	Updating...
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2013	David Bauzá	Spain	12/04/1976
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2012	Paco López	Spain	19/09/1967
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2011	Gaspar Campillo	Spain	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Club Deportivo Eldense, commonly known as Eldense, is a Spanish football club based in Elda, Alicante, in the Valencian Community. The club’s crest has undergone a few notable changes reflecting both local and historical influences.

The earliest crest featured a simple shield with the initials “CDE” and a football above, surrounded by the town’s heraldic elements. Through the decades, the crest was modernized with a more stylized appearance, though it continued to incorporate local symbolism such as the castle of Elda and a football, representing the club’s roots and ambition. The current crest is a refined version, featuring a shield shape with blue and red stripes, the castle, and a football, encapsulating the club’s identity while honoring its over 100 years of history.

Eldense’s traditional colors are blue and red (“azulgrana”), mirroring the iconic combination seen in prominent Spanish clubs. Their home kit consists of blue and deep red vertical stripes, accompanied by blue shorts and socks. Away kits have varied, with white, yellow, and even green featured over the years, but the blue-and-red remains the symbol of the club and its community.

The colors and crest of Eldense serve as important emblems linking its supporters and the city of Elda, showcasing the pride and heritage that define the club.

Fan Club

CD Eldense boasts a devoted and passionate fan base, reflective of the club’s deep roots in the local community. The most prominent supporters’ group is "La Peña Azulgrana," established decades ago to unify fans and organize match-day choreographies, trips, and social events. Their blue and red banners and vibrant songs create a lively atmosphere in the stadium and have become an essential part of the club’s identity.

Eldense’s fans are known for their unwavering loyalty, accompanying the team through lower divisions and celebrating recent milestones, such as the club’s return to professional football. The family-friendly ambiance and strong local ties make match days in Elda a well-celebrated event. Fans often display large tifos and are recognized for their respectful yet passionate support both at home and away matches.

The supporters’ culture at Eldense is characterized by inclusivity and pride for the city of Elda, forming tight-knit bonds that extend beyond football, often organizing charitable initiatives and supporting community activities.

Stadium

CD Eldense plays its home matches at the Estadio Municipal Nuevo Pepico Amat, located in Elda, Spain. The stadium is named in honor of legendary local footballer Pepico Amat. Opened in 2012, it replaced the original Pepico Amat stadium and serves as a modern hub for football in Elda.

The Estadio Nuevo Pepico Amat has a seating capacity of approximately 4,036 spectators. Though modest compared to larger Spanish clubs, it offers modern facilities, excellent sightlines, and a vibrant match-day atmosphere thanks to the passionate local supporters. The stadium has hosted critical promotion matches and key moments in the club’s modern history, becoming a symbol of Eldense’s resurgence.

The venue has seen various improvements in recent years to accommodate the club’s ascendancy back into professional football, including upgraded infrastructure, press facilities, and amenities aimed at enhancing the fan experience.

Honours and Awards

CD Eldense’s journey spans over a century, with notable achievements mainly at the regional and national levels in Spain’s football pyramid.

The club’s most significant successes include winning various Tercera División titles and recent promotion campaigns to higher divisions. Eldense made history in the 2022-23 season by returning to the Segunda División, Spain’s second tier, after a 59-year absence, marking a major milestone for the club and its supporters.

While Eldense has yet to win national major cup competitions, its rise through the football ranks and resilience have earned widespread respect within Spanish football circles.

No	Cups	Titles	Awards	Years
1	Tercera División (Spain)	6	Champion	1955/56, 1961/62, 1962/63, 1969/70, 1978/79, 1983/84
2	Segunda Federación (Spain)	1	Play-off Promotion Winner	2021/22
3	Segunda División B (Spain)	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Segunda División (Spain) Promotion	1	Promotion	2022/23
5	Copa del Rey	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Eldense

Q: When was CD Eldense founded?

A: Club Deportivo Eldense was founded in 1921 in Elda, Spain.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Eldense?

A: Eldense's traditional colors are blue and red, often referred to as "azulgrana."

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

A: Eldense plays at the Estadio Municipal Nuevo Pepico Amat, which has an approximate capacity of 4,036 spectators.

Q: What is the main supporters’ group of Eldense?

A: The main fan group is "La Peña Azulgrana," known for organizing vibrant match-day events and displaying club pride.

Q: What is Eldense’s best achievement in Spanish football?

A: Eldense's most notable achievement is its promotion to Segunda División (Spain's second tier) in the 2022-23 season after nearly six decades.

Q: Has Eldense ever played in La Liga (Primera División)?

A: No, Eldense has never played in La Liga; their highest achievement is reaching Segunda División.

Q: Which region of Spain is Eldense from?

A: Eldense is based in Elda, Alicante, in the Valencian Community, Spain.

Q: Who is the club named after?

A: Eldense is named after its home city, Elda.

Q: What is the nickname of Eldense?

A: The club is often nicknamed "Azulgrana" in reference to their blue and red colors.

Q: Who owns CD Eldense?

A: As of 2024, CD Eldense is managed locally and its largest shareholder is the businessman Pascual Pérez.

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