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Bogota FC - 試合日程、順位表、選手、統計、ニュース

Bogota FC
Colombia Primera B 予測
W W D L D L L L L L
13th place
Bogota FC 対する Tigres FC 05/11/2025 19:00

Colombia Primera B

Betimate

正しいスコア

平均得点

オッズ

スコア

CPB

Bogota FC

Tigres FC

2 - 1

3.13

1.96

直近試合

参加済み試合 Bogota FC

06.05.25

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

1-2

Bogota FC

CO2

1-2

27.04.25

Bogota FC

1-0

Boca Juniors De Cali

CO2

1-0

19.04.25

Bogota FC

1-1

Deportes Quindio

CO2

1-1

12.04.25

Barranquilla FC

2-0

Bogota FC

CO2

2-0

08.04.25

Bogota FC

2-2

Jaguares de Cordoba

CO2

2-2

30.03.25

Tigres FC

2-1

Bogota FC

CO2

2-1

24.03.25

Bogota FC

0-2

Patriotas FC

CO2

0-2

16.03.25

Cucuta Deportivo

2-0

Bogota FC

CO2

2-0

10.03.25

Bogota FC

2-3

Atletico Huila

CO2

2-3

03.03.25

Internacional FC de Palmira

2-1

Bogota FC

CO2

2-1

22.02.25

Bogota FC

2-1

Real San Andres

CO2

2-1

17.02.25

Atletico Cali FC

2-2

Bogota FC

CO2

2-2

09.02.25

Real Cartagena

5-0

Bogota FC

CO2

5-0

01.02.25

Bogota FC

2-2

Orsomarso

CO2

2-2

勝

分

負

全体統計

Bogota FC

参加済み試合 14

得点 (得点/失点)

1.14

1.93

小/大

1.5

93%

2.5

36%

64%

3.5

64%

36%

両チームが得点する (はい/いいえ)

64%

36%

無失点 (はい/いいえ)

93%

得点を決める (はい/いいえ)

71%

29%

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

試合

日

試合

11.05.25

CPB

Bogota FC – Tigres FC

17.05.25

CPB

Leones – Bogota FC

Colombia Primera B Table

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

Colombia Primera B Fixtures

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

Internacional FC de Palmira

05/13/2025 00:30

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

Colombia Primera B Results

Real Soacha Cundinamarca

Internacional FC de Palmira

Bogotá Fútbol Club, commonly known as Bogotá FC, is a professional football club based in Bogotá, Colombia. Founded in 2003, the club has swiftly established a presence in Colombian football, competing primarily in the Categoría Primera B, the second division of Colombian professional football. Despite being a relatively young club, Bogotá FC plays a significant role in the development of football talent in the capital city and is known for its vibrant yellow and blue kits.

Bogotá FC hosts its home matches at the Estadio Metropolitano de Techo, a stadium shared with other Bogotá-based teams. The club’s official colors are yellow and blue, and their emblem features key elements representing the city and its heritage.

The club enjoys a dedicated local following, with fans referred to as "Los Bogotanos." While they may not have the same historic rivalries as other major Bogotá clubs, local derbies are always fiercely contested, especially against teams like Fortaleza CEIF and Llaneros FC.

Largely focused on youth development, Bogotá FC has nurtured several players who have gone on to greater prominence in Colombian football. The club seeks to solidify its status by continuing to compete for promotion and further establishing its role in the nation’s footballing landscape.

As Bogotá FC continues to grow, it represents the spirit and ambition of the city’s football fraternity, striving for future silverware and recognition as a mainstay of Colombian professional football.

Team:	Bogotá FC
Full name:	Bogotá Fútbol Club S.A.
Country:	Colombia
Nickname:	Los Bogotanos, Auriazules
Founded:	2003
Colors:	Yellow, Blue
Stadium:	Estadio Metropolitano de Techo 8,000 Capacity
Address:	Avenida 68 # 55-65 Sur, Barrio Techo, Bogotá, Colombia
Telephone:	+57 1 552 2252
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://bogotafc.com.co/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Bogotá FC

Founded

Bogotá Fútbol Club was established in 2003, following the acquisition and relocation of Chía Fútbol Club to the Colombian capital. Its creation represented a commitment to provide competitive football in Bogotá’s populous south-western districts. From inception, Bogotá FC joined the Categoría Primera B, becoming a development platform for young talent in the capital. Over the years, the club has come close to achieving promotion to the top flight but is still seeking its first Primera B championship.

The club’s notable rise has been underpinned by youth development, with many players starting their careers at Bogotá FC and moving on to top-flight professional football both in Colombia and South America. The club quickly became a respected participant in Colombia’s second division.

Despite not having top division titles, the club is recognized for its professionalism and the opportunities it provides aspiring young players. Today, Bogotá FC is a vital piece of the football puzzle in Colombia’s capital, striving to reach Categoría Primera A.

Finances and Ownership

Bogotá FC is owned by private investors under the registered legal entity Bogotá Fútbol Club S.A. While the club does not have the financial resources of the country’s larger teams, it stays afloat through prudent management, player development, and strategic sponsorships. Operating primarily in the second division, the club relies on youth transfers, local sponsorships, and municipal support in maintaining financial health.

The club has weathered various financial challenges prevalent throughout Colombian football but maintains transparency and modest budgeting. As a result, Bogotá FC focuses on sustainable growth and the long-term vision of reaching Primera A rather than engaging in risky spending. Its model continues to be grounded in responsible management and player progression.

Popular Culture

Bogotá FC, though a young club, has embedded itself in the cultural life of the capital. The club’s identity is closely tied to working-class Bogotá and its diverse neighborhoods, with a strong emphasis on inclusivity and development. "Los Bogotanos" are known for their loyal support, filling the Estadio Metropolitano de Techo and creating a family-friendly atmosphere at games.

The team’s yellow and blue kits have become a familiar sight in the city’s southern quarters, and the club seeks to engage its community through outreach, youth clinics, and social projects. Local pride in the club is evident during derby matches and promotional campaigns, which celebrate the city’s footballing aspirations.

Media coverage and social media have helped establish Bogotá FC’s presence among the young and vibrant football culture of Colombia’s capital. For many fans, the club is both a symbol of local identity and a stepping-stone for emerging talent.

Player

The club is home to several talented and hopeful players, both past and present.

Bogotá FC’s legacy is closely linked to youth development and providing career pathways. Noteworthy graduates include Éver Valencia, a promising winger, and several others who have made a name in Colombia's first and second division.

The current squad is largely composed of young, ambitious players—many of whom are products of the club’s academy system. Bogotá FC continues to focus on fostering talent to solidify its place as a central institution in the development of Colombian footballers.

Additionally, the club is committed to providing exposure on the national stage for players seeking to advance their careers and contribute to Colombian football’s growth.

Famous Players

Éver Valencia: One of the standout products of the club, Valencia began his career with Bogotá FC and went on to play for Independiente Medellín and the Colombia youth national teams.
Juan David Valencia: A talented defender who started with Bogotá FC before moving on to play in the first division.
Juan Camilo Salazar: Youthful winger who was part of Bogotá FC's academy and later signed for Millonarios and San Lorenzo.
Wilberto Cosme: Notably played for Bogotá before having spells with top clubs like Millonarios and internationally in Mexico.
Yílmar Filigrana: Began at Bogotá FC, later featuring in the first division and internationally.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Wilberto Cosme	FW	41	94	0.44
2	Yílmar Filigrana	FW	28	60	0.47
3	Héctor Landázuri	FW	20	53	0.38
4	Óscar Barreto	MF	18	62	0.29
5	Henry Palacios	FW	17	61	0.28
6	Éver Valencia	FW	16	38	0.42
7	Juan David Valencia	DF	11	50	0.22
8	Juan Camilo Salazar	MF	11	41	0.27
9	Óscar Puello	FW	10	37	0.27
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Typical Squad

Bogotá FC typically fields a young, energetic squad with a strong focus on technical training and player versatility. The team generally operates in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, emphasizing collective play and giving exposure to academy graduates. The defensive line is usually anchored by quick full-backs, while midfielders focus on ball retention and dynamic forward support. Striking options primarily feature fast and mobile attackers comfortable in one-on-one situations.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper serves as the last line of defense for the team, critical for organizing the back line and initiating attacks from the back. Current first-choice goalkeeper for Bogotá FC is typically a young player promoted from the youth team or an experienced figure brought in from the domestic league.

Defender

Bogotá FC’s defensive unit characteristically features agile center-backs and attacking-minded full-backs. Over the years, some defenders like Juan David Valencia began their careers at Bogotá FC before advancing elsewhere.

Midfielder

Bogotá FC's midfield is a blend of creativity and grit, often providing a platform for technical and versatile players who support both defense and attack. Several midfield talents have gone on from Bogotá FC to establish themselves in Categoría Primera A.

Forward

The forward line focuses on pace and youth, with wingers and center-forwards who are typically among the top scorers of the team. Graduates like Wilberto Cosme and Éver Valencia exemplify this tradition.

Bogotá FC continues its tradition of nurturing young talent, contributing many promising players to the Colombian football pyramid.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-2025 season sees Bogotá FC competing once again in Colombia’s Categoría Primera B with a squad comprised of homegrown talents and experienced players. The club aims for promotion, focusing on maintaining its philosophy of development and professionalism.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Juan Diego Alegría	Colombia	Colombia	20/11/2000
Updating	12	Carlos Mosquera	Colombia	Colombia	23/02/2003
Defender
Updating	3	José Cuesta	Colombia	Colombia	15/03/2001
Updating	4	Gustavo Carvajal	Colombia	Colombia	15/06/1999
Updating	17	Juan Camilo Rojas	Colombia	Colombia	22/01/2002
Updating	20	Juan José Méndez	Colombia	Colombia	08/11/2002
Midfielder
Updating	6	Carlos Robayo	Colombia	Colombia	14/12/2001
Updating	8	Óscar Barreto	Colombia	Colombia	18/04/1993
Updating	21	Danny Cano	Colombia	Colombia	02/08/2001
Forward
Updating	9	Faider Burbano	Colombia	Colombia	03/07/1998
Updating	11	Brayan Hurtado	Venezuela	Venezuela	30/06/2000
Updating	7	Yílmar Filigrana	Colombia	Colombia	23/11/1990
Updating	10	Wilberto Cosme	Colombia	Colombia	22/07/1984
Manager
Updating		Armando Osma	Colombia	Colombia	07/12/1961
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Bogotá Fútbol Club, since its establishment in 2003, has seen a range of managerial figures guiding the team through Colombia’s professional football pyramid. While Bogotá FC has yet to claim major silverware or reach the top division, several coaches have left their mark on the club’s identity, youth development, and most successful campaigns in the Categoría Primera B. Below are some of the most notable managers in the club’s history:

John Jairo Bodmer: Bodmer managed Bogotá FC from 2013 to 2015, leading the club to their best ever season in 2013, finishing as runners-up in the Torneo Postobón (now known as Primera B) and reaching the promotion playoff final. Under his leadership, Bogotá FC established a reputation for dynamic, attacking football and became a respected force in the second tier.
Armando Osma: As head coach in 2017, Osma helped stabilize the team and implemented a disciplined tactical structure, focusing on the development of young Colombian talents within the squad. Osma’s period contributed significantly to the club’s culture of youth promotion.
Martín Cardetti: At the helm from 2020 to 2022, Cardetti led Bogotá FC into the semi-finals of the Primera B season in 2021, bringing renewed competitive spirit and maintaining the club as a challenger in the division. His experience as a former international forward enriched the club’s attacking play.
Jonathan Osorio: Taking charge in 2023, Osorio introduced an energetic style of pressing and contributed to one of Bogotá FC’s most consistent league performances in recent years, helping the club finish in the upper half of the table.

Although Bogotá FC has not yet achieved promotion to the top flight or obtained major titles, these coaches have significantly shaped the club’s trajectory and commitment to player development, thereby building a solid foundation for its future ambitions.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/01/2023 – Present	Jonathan Osorio	Colombia	10/09/1984
01/01/2020 – 31/12/2022	Martín Cardetti	Argentina	22/10/1975
01/01/2018 – 31/12/2019	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2017	Armando Osma	Colombia	07/12/1961
01/01/2016 – 31/12/2016	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/07/2013 – 31/12/2015	John Jairo Bodmer	Colombia	09/04/1981
01/01/2011 – 30/06/2013	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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01/01/2007 – 31/12/2009	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/2003 – 31/12/2006	Carlos Mario Hoyos	Colombia	28/02/1962

Crests and Colors

Bogotá Fútbol Club, commonly known as Bogotá FC, is a Colombian football team based in the capital city, Bogotá. Since its foundation in 2003, the club has featured a distinctive crest and a vibrant color scheme, both of which have evolved over the years to represent its identity and ambition in Colombian football.

The original crest of Bogotá FC was a round shield displaying a capital "B" in the center, paired with imagery inspired by Bogotá’s symbols and the team’s aspirations. In subsequent years, the crest has been subtly modernized: as of recent seasons, it prominently features a blue and yellow shield, with the letters "BFC" and stylized lines evoking movement and forward momentum. This crest symbolizes the youthful spirit and urban energy of the club.

Bogotá FC’s traditional colors are yellow, blue, and red—the colors of both the city and national flags of Colombia. The main kit typically features a bright yellow shirt, blue shorts, and red socks. Over the years, the club has experimented with all-yellow or blue alternate kits, but always remains true to the tri-color palette that connects the club to its home city. Variations in design and shade have occurred throughout different eras, but yellow has consistently stayed at the heart of Bogotá FC’s visual identity.

The crest and colors reflect not just the city’s legacy but also the club’s commitment to nurturing homegrown talent and competing proudly in Colombian football.

Fan Club

Bogotá FC may not have the extensive national reach of Colombia’s most storied teams, but it boasts a devoted and passionate supporter base, mainly concentrated in the city of Bogotá. The most prominent supporter group is “La Furia Amarilla” (The Yellow Fury), recognized for their vibrant yellow attire, drums, enthusiastic chants, and dedicated support at every home match.

Fans of Bogotá FC are known for their family-friendly atmosphere and for fostering a welcoming matchday environment at the stadium. Despite being a relatively young club, supporters have built a sense of unity and identity, actively participating in community events, youth football development, and various charitable activities throughout Bogotá.

The club’s fans pride themselves on encouraging local talent and creating an inclusive space for all. “La Furia Amarilla” often organizes Tifos and flag displays, with chants and songs unique to Bogotá FC, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie and belonging among members.

Stadium

Bogotá FC holds its home matches at Estadio Metropolitano de Techo, located in the southern sector of Bogotá. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. Originally opened in 1959, it has hosted numerous teams in Bogotá and has been regularly renovated to meet Primera B and professional standards.

The most recent renovations have focused on improving seating, pitch quality, and fan facilities, ensuring a comfortable experience for supporters. The intimate size of Estadio Metropolitano de Techo allows fans to be close to the pitch, creating a vibrant and intense atmosphere during games.

Estadio Metropolitano de Techo is shared with other local clubs at times, and has become a central hub for football at all levels in the city. It stands as an emblem of the community-based roots and urban spirit of Bogotá FC.

Honours and Awards

Bogotá FC is a relatively young club in Colombian football and is yet to claim major national or international titles. Nevertheless, the club is recognized for regularly nurturing talented players and competing honorably in the Categoría Primera B (second division). The team has achieved notable performances by reaching the play-off stages on several occasions.

Bogotá FC continues to work towards its ambition of achieving promotion to Colombia’s top division and earning its first silverware. Their greatest contribution to Colombian football has so far been the development of local young talent who move on to bigger clubs in the domestic league.

No	Cups	Awards	Years
1	Categoría Primera B (Colombia)	Updating...	Updating...
2	Copa Colombia	Updating...	Updating...
3	International Titles	Updating...	Updating...

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In addition to match predictions, Betimate delivers a wealth of resources for Bogotá FC supporters and bettors. The portal includes comprehensive statistics on the club’s players—past and present—as well as background on the club’s identity, development, and ambitions. Fans can also access the latest news and updates surrounding Bogotá FC, ensuring they are always informed.

The platform is also praised for its intuitive interface, making it accessible to new fans as well as seasoned football followers. For true followers of Bogotá FC or anyone interested in Colombian football, Betimate is an essential resource for both accurate data and intelligent analysis.

FAQs about Bogotá FC

Q: When was Bogotá FC founded?

A: Bogotá FC was founded in 2003.

Q: What colors does Bogotá FC play in?

A: The club’s primary colors are yellow, blue, and red, which reflect the city and national colors of Colombia.

Q: What is the name of Bogotá FC’s home stadium?

A: The club plays its home matches at Estadio Metropolitano de Techo in Bogotá.

Q: Has Bogotá FC ever played in the top tier of Colombian football?

A: No, Bogotá FC has not yet achieved promotion to Categoría Primera A, the top division.

Q: Who are Bogotá FC’s main rivals?

A: The club’s main rivalry is with other Bogotá-based teams in the Categoría Primera B, such as Fortaleza CEIF.

Q: What is the nickname of Bogotá FC’s most notable supporter group?

A: The largest fan group is called “La Furia Amarilla.”

Q: Does Bogotá FC have any major titles?

A: As of now, Bogotá FC has not won national or international titles.

Q: What is Bogotá FC most known for?

A: The club is known for developing young local talent and providing a platform for players to advance to larger Colombian clubs.

Q: How many spectators can Estadio Metropolitano de Techo hold?

A: The stadium can accommodate approximately 8,000 spectators.

Q: Who are some notable players that have come through Bogotá FC?

A: Several players have developed at Bogotá FC and moved on to play for clubs in Colombia’s top division, though the club is still waiting to produce nationally renowned stars.

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