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

Last Overall

Played matches Herediano

04.05.25

Herediano

Puntarenas

CR1

26.04.25

AD San Carlos

Herediano

CR1

20.04.25

Herediano

Santa Ana

CR1

16.04.25

Herediano

Santos de Guápiles

CR1

12.04.25

Municipal Liberia

Herediano

CR1

06.04.25

Herediano

Cartagines

CR1

30.03.25

Deportivo Saprissa

Herediano

CR1

27.03.25

Herediano

Municipal Perez Zeledon

CR1

17.03.25

Sporting San Jose

Herediano

CR1

13.03.25

LA Galaxy

Herediano

CCC

09.03.25

Herediano

Alajuelense

CR1

06.03.25

Herediano

LA Galaxy

CCC

02.03.25

Santa Ana

Herediano

CR1

27.02.25

Real Salt Lake

Herediano

CCC

23.02.25

Herediano

AD San Carlos

CR1

19.02.25

Herediano

Real Salt Lake

CCC

16.02.25

Cartagines

Herediano

CR1

14.02.25

Santos de Guápiles

Herediano

CR1

09.02.25

Herediano

Municipal Liberia

CR1

06.02.25

Alajuelense

Herediano

CR1

02.02.25

Herediano

Sporting San Jose

CR1

31.01.25

Municipal Perez Zeledon

Herediano

CR1

26.01.25

Herediano

Deportivo Saprissa

CR1

16.01.25

Herediano

AD Guanacasteca

CR1

12.01.25

Puntarenas

Herediano

CR1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Herediano

Played games: 25

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

39

1.56

0.92

23

Under/Over

1.5

6

24%

76%

19

2.5

13

52%

48%

12

3.5

20

80%

20%

5

Both scored games (Yes/No)

17

68%

32%

8

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

7

28%

72%

18

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

23

92%

8%

2

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Herediano	43	21	12	7	2	35 - 18	17
2	Alajuelense	42	22	10	12	0	28 - 12	16
3	Puntarenas	41	22	11	8	3	29 - 18	11
4	Deportivo Saprissa	39	22	11	6	5	30 - 18	12
5	Cartagines	38	22	11	5	6	29 - 16	13
6	Sporting San Jose	31	22	9	4	9	25 - 28	-3
7	Municipal Liberia	24	22	7	3	12	26 - 26	0
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	22	6	5	11	16 - 28	-12
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	21	3	7	11	12 - 30	-18
12	Santa Ana	14	22	2	8	12	22 - 44	-22

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	42	22	10	12	0	28 - 12	16
3	Puntarenas	41	22	11	8	3	29 - 18	11
4	Deportivo Saprissa	39	22	11	6	5	30 - 18	12
5	Cartagines	38	22	11	5	6	29 - 16	13
6	Sporting San Jose	31	22	9	4	9	25 - 28	-3
7	Municipal Liberia	24	22	7	3	12	26 - 26	0
8	Santos de Guápiles	24	21	6	6	9	26 - 30	-4
9	Municipal Perez Zeledon	23	22	6	5	11	16 - 28	-12
10	AD San Carlos	16	21	3	7	11	13 - 23	-10
11	AD Guanacasteca	16	21	3	7	11	12 - 30	-18
12	Santa Ana	14	22	2	8	12	22 - 44	-22

Costa Rica Primera Division Results

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

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

Club Sport Herediano, commonly referred to as Herediano, is a professional football club based in Heredia, Costa Rica. Established in 1921, Herediano is one of Costa Rica’s oldest and most successful football clubs, boasting a proud tradition in national football. The team has asserted itself as a dominant force in Costa Rican football, accumulating a vast collection of domestic titles and maintaining a consistent presence in international tournaments.Herediano plays its home matches at the Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero, a historic stadium named after one of the club’s founders, located in the heart of Heredia. The traditional club colors are red and yellow, and the club’s crest features a shield with red and yellow stripes.With a passionate fanbase known as "Rojiamarillos" (Red and Yellows), Herediano enjoys fierce rivalries with Alajuelense and Saprissa. Matches against these sides, especially “El Clásico del Buen Fútbol” versus Alajuelense, are among Costa Rica’s most highly anticipated football events.Throughout history, Herediano has been home to some of the country’s greatest players and legendary coaches, including names such as Marvin Obando, Claudio Jara, and Hernán Medford. The club stands as one of the pillars of Costa Rican football, with a legacy defined by quality, passion, and achievement.Herediano has amassed dozens of Primera División championships and a number of domestic cups. It is also a regular participant in the CONCACAF Champions League and other regional competitions. With its impressive record and enduring tradition, Club Sport Herediano continues to be a benchmark of football in Costa Rica and Central America.

Team:	Herediano
Full name:	Club Sport Herediano
Country:	Costa Rica
Nickname:	El Team, Los Florenses, Rojiamarillos
Founded:	12/06/1921
Colors:	Red-Yellow
Stadium:	Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero 8,700 Seats
Address:	Avenida 8, Calle Central, Heredia, Costa Rica
Telephone:	+506 2260 0457
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.herediano.com/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Club Sport Herediano

Founded

Club Sport Herediano was established on June 12, 1921, in Heredia, Costa Rica, by a group of local football enthusiasts and community leaders, including Eladio Rosabal Cordero. Herediano was among the first official football clubs in the nation and became a founding member of Costa Rica’s Primera División in 1921, immediately winning the inaugural championship.

Since its inception, Herediano has been a pioneering institution within Costa Rican football, helping to develop the sport nationally. The club has experienced periods of dominance, particularly in the early decades and again throughout the 21st century, collecting over 29 Primera División titles and cementing its status as one of the most decorated teams in Costa Rican football.

The club has produced and nurtured some of the country’s greatest footballers and is renowned for its consistent competitiveness, tradition of youth development, and passionate support across the Heredia province and nationwide. Herediano remains an iconic name both domestically and within the Central American football community.

Finances and ownership

Club Sport Herediano underwent a major change in its administration in the 21st century, transitioning from traditional membership ownership to a mixed model. In recent years, the club is operated by Fuerza Herediana S.A., a private management company that took over the financial and administrative tasks in 2012. This move was aimed at stabilizing the club’s financial foundation, modernizing infrastructure, and ensuring long-term sustainability.

After periods of financial uncertainty, Herediano’s new model has allowed for more consistent investment in players and infrastructure, resulting in a period of renewed success both on and off the field. The club also benefits from commercial partnerships, sponsorships, and a loyal fanbase contributing to its financial health. Today, Herediano is considered one of the most stable and professionally run sporting entities in Costa Rica.

Popular culture

Herediano’s culture is defined by deep community roots, remarkable local support, and strong regional identity. The club’s fanbase, known as the “Rojiamarillos” or “El Team,” is recognized for passionate displays, colorful choreography, and unwavering loyalty, especially at the Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero.

Heredia, often called the “City of Flowers,” gives the club both its nickname—Florenses—and its aesthetic character. The team colors and badge are prominent symbols in local civic life. Herediano enjoys fierce, long-standing rivalries with other major Costa Rican clubs, especially Liga Deportiva Alajuelense and Deportivo Saprissa, with “El Clásico del Buen Fútbol” against Alajuelense considered a highlight of the domestic calendar.

Herediano has also been referenced in Costa Rican popular media, literature, and music, strengthening its status as an institution tied to both sporting and cultural history of the country.

Players

Throughout its history, Herediano has produced and attracted outstanding players who have contributed to its impressive list of titles and become icons in Costa Rican football. From legendary past figures to current stars, Herediano’s reputation as a home of talent is well acknowledged.

Historic names such as Marvin Obando, the record appearance holder; Claudio Jara, all-time top scorer; and others such as Germán Chavarría, Paulo Wanchope (who also had a successful career abroad), and Elías Aguilar, have made lasting impacts. The club’s structure emphasizes youth development, regularly introducing new talents to Costa Rica’s top level.

In recent seasons, key players such as Yeltsin Tejeda, Esteban Alvarado, and Keysher Fuller have kept Herediano at the top of Costa Rican football.

Famous Players

Marvin Obando: A legendary defender and midfielder for Herediano, Obando is the club’s record appearance holder with over 670 matches and is considered one of Costa Rica’s greatest one-club men.
Claudio Jara: Striker and long-time figure in Costa Rican football, he remains Herediano’s all-time top scorer.
Paulo Wanchope: Developed at Herediano before becoming one of Costa Rica’s greatest football exports.
Germán Chavarría: Midfielder who contributed to several league titles and is a well-known figure in the club’s history.
Hernán Medford: Renowned striker, later returned as a coach and led the club to further domestic glory.
Allan Guevara: Dynamic winger and national team contributor who was key in recent championship seasons.
Yeltsin Tejeda: Modern-day midfield enforcer, Costa Rican international, and key Herediano stalwart.
Esteban Alvarado: International goalkeeper, instrumental in both domestic and international competitions for the club.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Claudio Jara	FW	98	~320	0.31
2	Marvin Obando	DF/MF	78	670+	0.12
3	Germán Chavarría	MF	60	370+	0.16
4	Allan Oviedo	FW	55	150	0.37
5	Paulo Wanchope	FW	53	110	0.48
6	Yeltsin Tejeda	MF	30	200+	0.15
7	Alejandro Alpízar	FW	25	80	0.31
8	Elías Aguilar	MF	21	210	0.10
9	Keysher Fuller	DF	20	120	0.17
10	Esteban Granados	MF	17	240	0.07

Typical Squad

Herediano typically deploys a balanced squad with experienced international players and promising local talent. The club is known for its solid defensive discipline, creative midfield, and dynamic attacking line.

Goalkeeper

The club’s starting goalkeeper is usually Esteban Alvarado, a Costa Rican international well known for his leadership, shot-stopping, and composure in high-pressure moments.

Defender

Herediano’s defense regularly features established names such as Keysher Fuller, Everardo Rubio, and Ariel Soto, who provide stability, pace, and reliability across the backline.

Midfielder

In midfield, Herediano relies on the commanding presence of Yeltsin Tejeda, ably supported by players like Orlando Galo and Nextalí Rodríguez, all adept at both winning and distributing possession.

Forward

The forward line is spearheaded by experienced strikers like John Jairo Ruiz or Anthony Contreras, combining attacking flair, power, and clinical finishing.

Herediano continues its strong tradition of developing young Costa Rican talent, frequently giving opportunities to academy graduates and new signings alike.

2024/25 Squad Season

For the 2024/25 season, Club Sport Herediano once again features a competitive and well-balanced squad actively challenging for titles in the Costa Rican Primera División and international competition.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Esteban Alvarado		Costa Rica	28/04/1989
Updating...	18	Bryan Segura		Costa Rica	14/01/1997
Defender
Updating...	4	Keysher Fuller		Costa Rica	12/07/1994
Updating...	5	Everardo Rubio		Costa Rica	01/11/1992
Updating...	3	Ariel Soto		Costa Rica	08/05/1992
Updating...	27	Yael López		Costa Rica	17/11/1998
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Yeltsin Tejeda		Costa Rica	17/03/1992
Updating...	6	Orlando Galo		Costa Rica	05/08/2000
Updating...	15	Nextalí Rodríguez		Costa Rica	12/01/2001
Updating...	23	Elías Aguilar		Costa Rica	07/11/1991
Forward
Updating...	7	John Jairo Ruiz		Costa Rica	10/01/1994
Updating...	9	Anthony Contreras		Costa Rica	29/01/2000
Updating...	11	Kenneth Vargas		Costa Rica	07/05/2002
Updating...	17	Allan Guevara		Costa Rica	14/07/1994
Manager
Updating...		Hernán Medford		Costa Rica	23/05/1968
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Mauricio Solís		Costa Rica	13/12/1972

Coach

Club Sport Herediano, one of the most prestigious football teams in Costa Rica, has been shaped by numerous talented and influential coaches throughout its storied history. The following list highlights some of the most outstanding and successful managers who have significantly contributed to Herediano’s domestic dominance and continental reputation:

Odir Jacques: The Brazilian coach led Herediano to multiple Liga FPD titles, cementing his legacy as one of the club’s greatest tacticians throughout the 1970s, 1980s, and early 2000s. Jacques is widely recognized for his tactical acumen and his pivotal role in Herediano's golden eras.
Orlando de León: A legendary Uruguayan manager who secured several national championships for Herediano in the 1980s, establishing the club as a powerhouse in Costa Rican football during his tenure.
Mauricio Wright: As a former international player-turned-coach, Wright guided Herediano to the Liga FPD title in the 2018 Clausura and played a significant role in consolidating Herediano’s status in both domestic and international tournaments.
Hernán Medford: The Costa Rican football icon coached Herediano in several spells, leading the team to championships in 2017 and 2019. His ability to motivate and organize squads made him a key figure in the club’s modern successes.
Jafet Soto: A club legend as both a player and coach, Soto held multiple managerial roles including interim appointments and permanent spells. He led the team to national titles and was crucial in the club’s strategic planning and youth development.

These managers, among others, have contributed greatly to the enduring success and historic achievements of Club Sport Herediano.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
04/06/2023 – Present	Héctor Altamirano	Mexico	17/03/1977
15/11/2022 – 03/06/2023	Jafet Soto	Costa Rica	01/04/1976
04/07/2022 – 07/11/2022	Jeaustin Campos	Costa Rica	20/06/1971
28/10/2021 – 03/07/2022	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
16/05/2019 – 26/10/2021	Jafet Soto	Costa Rica	01/04/1976
25/09/2017 – 13/05/2019	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
17/05/2017 – 24/09/2017	Jafet Soto	Costa Rica	01/04/1976
03/10/2016 – 16/05/2017	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
02/03/2016 – 30/09/2016	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
28/11/2015 – 01/03/2016	Jafet Soto	Costa Rica	01/04/1976
01/07/2015 – 27/11/2015	Mauricio Wright	Costa Rica	20/12/1971
19/10/2014 – 30/06/2015	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
13/03/2014 – 18/10/2014	Marvin Solano	Costa Rica	08/01/1958
10/10/2012 – 12/03/2014	Marvin Solano	Costa Rica	08/01/1958
01/08/2011 – 20/09/2012	Orlando de León	Uruguay	16/05/1945
28/02/2011 – 31/07/2011	Jafet Soto	Costa Rica	01/04/1976
01/07/2009 – 27/02/2011	Alejandro Larrea	Uruguay	05/12/1966
01/07/2008 – 30/06/2009	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2008	Hernán Medford	Costa Rica	23/05/1968
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2007	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
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01/07/1997 – 30/06/2000	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1995 – 30/06/1997	Orlando de León	Uruguay	16/05/1945
01/07/1991 – 30/06/1995	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1982 – 30/06/1991	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
01/07/1980 – 30/06/1982	Jorge José Siviero	Uruguay	13/12/1952
01/07/1978 – 30/06/1980	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1976 – 30/06/1978	Odir Jacques	Brazil	06/02/1946
01/07/1972 – 30/06/1976	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/1970 – 30/06/1972	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Club Sport Herediano, commonly known as Herediano, is a distinguished Costa Rican football club based in Heredia. Since its founding in 1921, the club has developed a rich tradition, reflected in its crests and colors throughout its history.

The original crest of Herediano featured a classic shield design with red and yellow stripes and the initials "CSH" centrally positioned, representing "Club Sport Herediano." Over the decades, the crest has undergone several refinements, including changes in shape and intricate details, but it consistently retains the core elements: the red and yellow stripes and the club initials. The current crest includes a modernized shield form, the full club name, and is surrounded by a golden border, symbolizing success and heritage.

Herediano’s traditional colors are red, yellow, and occasionally black. These colors have become synonymous with the club’s identity, with the home kits typically featuring bold red and yellow stripes. In certain periods, especially for away and anniversary kits, black or white has been integrated or used as an accent, though the core red and yellow remain dominant throughout the club’s visual identity.

These crests and colors pay homage to the vibrant spirit of the Herediano community and proudly represent one of Costa Rica’s most historic and successful football teams.

Fan Club

Herediano boasts an intensely passionate and loyal fan base. The largest and most well-known supporter group is "La Ultra Herediana." Founded in the late 1990s, La Ultra Herediana is known for their unwavering support, energetic chants, and colorful visual displays at matches both home and away. Their commitment is evident in vibrant tifos, coordinated banners, and regular travel to support the team in away fixtures, making them an integral part of the club’s character and game-day atmosphere.

Herediano fans are renowned for their community involvement and family-friendly match days, creating a welcoming environment that is both festive and fervent. The fans often refer to themselves as "El Team," uniting under the club's colors and its rich, proud history.

Stadium

Herediano plays its home games at the Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero in Heredia, Costa Rica. Opened in 1951, the stadium was named after one of the club’s founding figures, Eladio Rosabal Cordero. The current capacity stands at approximately 8,700 spectators, offering an intimate yet passionate setting for matches.

The stadium has gone through several renovations over the years, most notably to enhance seating, lighting, and pitch quality. Modern upgrades have maintained the classic charm of the stadium while meeting contemporary standards for safety and spectator comfort. Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero is central to the identity of Herediano, serving as a fortress where fans and team come together as one.

Honours and Awards

Club Sport Herediano is one of the most successful football clubs in Costa Rica and Central America. Since its inception, the club has amassed a wealth of domestic and international honors. Herediano has won over 30 national championships, making it one of the most decorated clubs in Costa Rican football.

Internationally, the club has represented Costa Rica in the CONCACAF Champions League and won the CONCACAF League in 2018, further cementing its prestige on the continental stage. The table below summarizes Herediano's major achievements.

No	Cups	No of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Liga FPD (Costa Rica)	29	Champion	1921, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1937, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1992–93, 1994–95, Invierno 2011, Verano 2012, Verano 2013, Invierno 2013, Verano 2015, Verano 2016, Apertura 2018, Apertura 2019
2	CONCACAF League	1	Winner	2018
3	Costa Rican Cup	4	Winner	1921, 1931, 1947, 1961
4	Costa Rican Super Cup	3	Winner	2012, 2013, 2015
5	Copa Interclubes UNCAF	1	Runner-up	1988

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FAQs about Herediano

Q: What year was Club Sport Herediano founded?

A: Club Sport Herediano was founded in 1921.

Q: What are the official colors of Herediano?

A: The official colors are red and yellow, often featured in stripes, with black as an accent in some kits.

Q: What is the name of Herediano’s stadium?

A: The stadium is called Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero, located in Heredia, Costa Rica.

Q: How many national league titles has Herediano won?

A: Herediano has won 29 Costa Rican league championships as of 2023.

Q: Who are Herediano's biggest rivals?

A: Herediano’s traditional rivals are Deportivo Saprissa and Liga Deportiva Alajuelense.

Q: What is the largest supporter group of Herediano?

A: "La Ultra Herediana" is the largest and most well-known Herediano supporter group.

Q: Has Herediano won any international trophies?

A: Yes, Herediano won the CONCACAF League in 2018.

Q: What is Herediano’s nickname?

A: The club is often referred to as "El Team."

Q: Who is the stadium Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero named after?

A: It is named after one of the club’s founders, Eladio Rosabal Cordero.

Q: How many people can Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero hold?

A: The stadium has a capacity of approximately 8,700 spectators.

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