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Marquense – Matcher, tabeller och tabellställningar, spelare, statistik och nyheter

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Spelade matcher Marquense

11.05.25

CSD Municipal

Marquense

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09.05.25

Marquense

CSD Municipal

GT1

05.05.25

CSD Comunicaciones

Marquense

GT1

01.05.25

Marquense

CSD Comunicaciones

GT1

27.04.25

Marquense

Malacateco

GT1

23.04.25

CSD Municipal

Marquense

GT1

21.04.25

Marquense

Xelaju

GT1

16.04.25

CD Achuapa

Marquense

GT1

05.04.25

Antigua GFC

Marquense

GT1

03.04.25

Marquense

CSD Comunicaciones

GT1

29.03.25

Guastatoya

Marquense

GT1

22.03.25

Coban Imperial

Marquense

GT1

10.03.25

Marquense

Deportivo Mixco

GT1

06.03.25

Xinabajul

Marquense

GT1

02.03.25

Malacateco

Marquense

GT1

24.02.25

Marquense

CSD Municipal

GT1

17.02.25

Xelaju

Marquense

GT1

14.02.25

Marquense

CD Achuapa

GT1

07.02.25

Marquense

Coban Imperial

GT1

02.02.25

Marquense

Antigua GFC

GT1

30.01.25

CSD Comunicaciones

Marquense

GT1

26.01.25

Marquense

Guastatoya

GT1

22.01.25

Deportivo Mixco

Marquense

GT1

19.01.25

Marquense

Xinabajul

GT1

24.11.24

Malacateco

Marquense

GT1

11.11.24

Marquense

CD Achuapa

GT1

02.11.24

CSD Municipal

Marquense

GT1

26.10.24

Deportivo Mixco

Marquense

GT1

20.10.24

Marquense

Xelaju

GT1

13.10.24

Antigua GFC

Marquense

GT1

06.10.24

Marquense

Guastatoya

GT1

29.09.24

Xinabajul

Marquense

GT1

22.09.24

Marquense

CSD Comunicaciones

GT1

15.09.24

Zacapa Tellioz

Marquense

GT1

07.09.24

Marquense

Coban Imperial

GT1

01.09.24

Marquense

Malacateco

GT1

25.08.24

CD Achuapa

Marquense

GT1

19.08.24

Marquense

CSD Municipal

GT1

10.08.24

Marquense

Deportivo Mixco

GT1

04.08.24

Xelaju

Marquense

GT1

12.07.24

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Marquense

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Marquense

Spelade match 41

Mål (Gjorda mål - insläppta mål)

36

0.88

1.12

46

över/under

1.5

15

37%

63%

26

2.5

27

66%

34%

14

3.5

35

85%

15%

6

Båda lag gör mål (Ja-nej)

14

34%

66%

27

Rena mål (Ja-nej)

16

39%

61%

25

Gjorda mål (Ja-nej)

22

54%

46%

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Guatemala Primera Division Results

05/31/2025 23:00

CS Deportivo Sacachispas

05/25/2025 17:00

05/17/2025 21:00

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CSD Chiquimulilla

05/10/2025 21:00

05/04/2025 17:00

05/04/2025 01:00

CSD Chiquimulilla

04/27/2025 17:00

Nueva Concepcion

04/27/2025 17:00

CS Deportivo Sacachispas

04/27/2025 01:03

CSD Chiquimulilla

Deportivo Marquense, commonly known as Marquense, is a professional football club based in San Marcos, Guatemala. The club has a proud history in Guatemalan football, with roots stretching back to its founding in 1958. Marquense has established itself as a stalwart of Guatemala’s national leagues, enjoying loyal regional support and making their mark in domestic and international competitions.The team hosts its home matches at the Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada, which is renowned for its passionate crowds and mountain surroundings. Their traditional kit colors are yellow and green, a distinctive identity mirrored in their vibrant crest.Marquense's supporters are among the most loyal in the country, with the club playing a central role in the community of San Marcos. Although not classified by formal nicknames as in some European traditions, they are often referred to locally as "Los Leones de San Marcos" (The Lions of San Marcos).Over the decades, Marquense has developed a host of notable Guatemalan footballers and has featured in multiple playoff runs and a historic appearance in the CONCACAF Champions' Cup. While the club is yet to win the Liga Nacional title, Marquense is recognized for its resilience, fan culture, and consistent performances in Guatemalan football.

Team:	Marquense
Full name:	Club Deportivo Marquense
Country:	Guatemala
Nickname:	Los Leones de San Marcos
Founded:	08/05/1958
Colors:	Yellow-Green
Stadium:	Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada 11,000 Capacity
Address:	Avenida 1, Calle 12, Zona 1, San Marcos, Guatemala
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Website:	https://www.facebook.com/DeportivoMarquense
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History of Deportivo Marquense

Founded

Club Deportivo Marquense was founded on May 8, 1958, in the city of San Marcos, Guatemala. The team originated from a group of local footballers and sports enthusiasts who wanted to promote sports in the region. Starting in the lower regional leagues, Marquense gradually advanced in the Guatemalan football system, finally making their top-flight debut in the Liga Nacional de Guatemala in 2000 after a strong promotion campaign.

The club established itself as a consistent competitor in the Liga Nacional. Marquense achieved its best result in the Clausura 2006, finishing as runners-up after a memorable playoff run. Internationally, Marquense played in the 2007 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, symbolizing its growth as a footballing force in Guatemala.

Throughout its long journey, Deportivo Marquense has become a symbol of pride for San Marcos, repeatedly overcoming obstacles such as relegations and financial challenges, yet always fighting their way back into the top division and maintaining a passionate regional identity.

Finances and ownership

Deportivo Marquense is primarily owned and operated as a community-focused club. The club’s management historically has included prominent local businessmen and civic leaders from San Marcos. The club’s finances are supported by a combination of local sponsorships, matchday revenues, and fan contributions. Compared to clubs in metropolitan Guatemala City, Marquense often operates with a more modest budget, focusing on homegrown talent and smart acquisitions.

The club’s ability to maintain division status and compete at a high level despite economic limitations highlights its efficient use of available resources. Key investments have gone into stadium improvements and the ongoing development of youth players to ensure the sustainability of the club.

Marquense is seen as a role model for regional clubs in Guatemala, demonstrating that strong fan culture, stable management, and community engagement can keep a club competitive even in the face of financial constraints.
While sponsorship and financial information is not as extensively publicized as in larger leagues, Marquense is widely regarded as a fiscally responsible and locally grounded institution.

Popular culture

Deportivo Marquense occupies a unique place within San Marcos and the broader Western Highlands of Guatemala. Local fans, often referred to as "Leones," are known for their passionate attendance, filling the Marquesa de la Ensenada stadium and supporting their team through thick and thin. The club is an important cultural touchstone for the area, with matchdays often serving as a vibrant celebration for the entire city.

Club colors—yellow and green—are worn with pride across San Marcos. Community parades and events often feature Marquense banners or songs, and former players are respected local figures. The club has inspired a number of local musical acts, folk chants, and is an enduring subject of local radio.

Through local pride and resilience, Marquense maintains its influence as a symbol of identity for the region. The club's story is referenced in local literature and is especially important to youth and aspiring footballers in the region.

Player

Deportivo Marquense has been the footballing home for many outstanding Guatemalan talents over the years. Known for strong youth development, the club often fields local players who become local legends. Several have received international call-ups and played significant roles for the national team.

Historic icons include Mario "El Flaco" Rodríguez, who led the club in its finest eras, and players like Milton "Tyson" García and Wilber Pérez.

The current squad features a blend of experienced veterans and emerging prospects. Marquense remains a launching pad for young regional stars, such as José Longo and Carlos Estrada.

In addition to homegrown players, the club has benefited from experienced signings from other Liga Nacional teams, providing squad depth and experience across defense, midfield, and attack. The 2024/25 season continues this tradition.

Famous Players

Mario Rodríguez ("El Flaco"): Legendary Guatemalan goalkeeper who anchored Marquense during their successful spells and is regarded as a club icon.
Milton "Tyson" García: Dynamic midfielder and fan favorite, known for his tireless work rate and leadership on the field.
Wilber Pérez: Prolific forward who helped Marquense reach the Liga Nacional finals in 2006.
Carlos Castillo: Defensive stalwart and captain during Marquense’s run in the top tier, known for his defensive prowess and club loyalty.
José Mendoza: Goalkeeper with both club and international credentials, recognized for his dependable performances.
Henry Medina: International Guatemalan defender, famous for his contributions with Marquense as well as the national team.

These players, among others, exemplify the fighting spirit and proud tradition of Deportivo Marquense and are fondly remembered in the region.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇬🇹 Wilber Pérez	FW	78	183	0.43
2	🇬🇹 Milton "Tyson" García	MF	60	202	0.30
3	🇬🇹 Marvin Ávila	FW	44	120	0.37
4	🇬🇹 José Longo	FW	41	116	0.35
5	🇬🇹 Bryan Lemus	FW	35	98	0.36
6	🇬🇹 Edi Valenzuela	FW	31	101	0.31
7	🇬🇹 Víctor Castillo	MF	27	137	0.20
8	🇬🇹 Mario Rodríguez	FW	23	91	0.25
9	🇬🇹 Henry Medina	DF	16	170	0.09
10	🇬🇹 Carlos Estrada	FW	15	44	0.34

Typical Squad

Deportivo Marquense typically sets up in a balanced 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation, relying on collective discipline, quick transitions, and set-piece strength. The squad mixes experience in defense and midfield with a young, energetic attack. Local players often make up the majority of the team, alongside key signings from elsewhere in Guatemala.

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense and often a leader for the squad. The 2024/25 season features José Longo as the starting goalkeeper, combining reflexes with strong communication across the backline.

Defender

Defenders are tasked with both protecting the goal and contributing to attacks on set-pieces. The current defense is anchored by Carlos Castillo, with Henry Medina providing additional experience and leadership.

Midfielder

In midfield, Marquense depends on players like Milton "Tyson" García and Víctor Castillo for both ball recovery and creative distribution. The midfield is the main engine of the team, supporting both defense and attack.

Forward

Strikers such as Wilber Pérez and José Longo are expected to deliver goals and stretch opposing defenses. The team values pace, physicality, and clinical finishing in attack.

Youth products and prospects from the academy regularly complement the main squad, with several expected to break through every season. Marquense’s philosophy remains rooted in regional identity, discipline, and teamwork.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season sees Marquense continue its tradition of mixing youth and experience as they compete in the Guatemalan Liga Nacional. The current roster is composed primarily of Guatemalan nationals with deep links to the local football scene.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	José Longo	🇬🇹	Guatemala	02/03/1996
Updating	12	José Mendoza	🇬🇹	Guatemala	15/07/1989
Defender
Updating	3	Carlos Castillo	🇬🇹	Guatemala	10/01/1986
Updating	5	Henry Medina	🇬🇹	Guatemala	16/09/1981
Updating	14	Bryan Lemus	🇬🇹	Guatemala	22/02/1997
Updating	27	Víctor Castillo	🇬🇹	Guatemala	12/05/1992
Midfielder
Updating	6	Milton "Tyson" García	🇬🇹	Guatemala	11/08/1985
Updating	8	Edi Valenzuela	🇬🇹	Guatemala	17/03/1994
Updating	21	Carlos Estrada	🇬🇹	Guatemala	07/10/2001
Updating	20	Mario Rodríguez	🇬🇹	Guatemala	04/09/1975
Forward
Updating	9	Wilber Pérez	🇬🇹	Guatemala	21/07/1988
Updating	17	Marvin Ávila	🇬🇹	Guatemala	06/06/1986
Updating	11	José Longo	🇬🇹	Guatemala	02/03/1996
Manager
Updating		Ronald Gómez	🇬🇹	Guatemala	Updating...
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Club Deportivo Marquense, based in San Marcos, Guatemala, has witnessed a variety of coaches over its long history, many of whom have left a significant mark on the club. The team's journey through Guatemala's top-flight competitions has been shaped by the leadership and vision of these managers. Below are some of the most influential and successful managers in the history of Marquense:

Ever Hugo Almeida: The renowned Paraguayan coach led Marquense during the early 2000s, lifting the club to its greatest achievements, including reaching the final of the Liga Nacional Clausura 2006 and helping to establish Marquense as a strong force in Guatemalan football.
Jorge Benítez: As a head coach and former player, Benítez guided Marquense through top competitive periods and was crucial in securing the club's runner-up finishes in the Liga Nacional, notably in the Clausura 2006 and Apertura 2007 tournaments. His impact on the squad’s identity remains highly regarded by supporters.
Francisco Melgar: Melgar served as one of the key figures who managed Marquense during their golden era in the mid-2000s, facilitating their runs to the final stages of national competitions and consolidating Marquense’s position in the Liga Nacional.
Douglas Zamora: A long-serving manager, Zamora has had several tenures with Marquense, including both as a head coach and in other technical capacities. He is noted for his work with local talent development and stabilizing the team through transitions in divisional status.
Boris Castillo: Castillo guided Marquense in recent years, notably leading the club back to Guatemala’s top division after a spell in the lower leagues, and oversaw crucial stages of modern rebuilding efforts.

These and other coaches have been instrumental to Marquense’s competitiveness and tradition within Guatemalan football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
2023 – Present	Boris Castillo	Guatemala	10/07/1976
2021 – 2023	Douglas Zamora	Guatemala	25/11/1970
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2017 – 2018	Francisco Melgar	Guatemala	08/03/1965
2015 – 2017	Douglas Zamora	Guatemala	25/11/1970
2014 – 2015	Jorge Benítez	Guatemala	20/06/1956
2013 – 2014	Enrique Limón	Guatemala	03/09/1962
2012 – 2013	Juan Carlos Plata	Guatemala	01/01/1971
2011 – 2012	Malín Villatoro	Guatemala	24/01/1967
2010 – 2011	Jorge Benítez	Guatemala	20/06/1956
2007 – 2010	Douglas Zamora	Guatemala	25/11/1970
2005 – 2007	Francisco Melgar	Guatemala	08/03/1965
2003 – 2005	Jorge Benítez	Guatemala	20/06/1956
2002 – 2003	Ever Hugo Almeida	Paraguay	01/07/1948
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Crests and Colors

Club Deportivo Marquense, commonly known as Marquense, is a professional football club based in San Marcos, Guatemala. The club's identity is closely tied to its distinctive crest and colors, which have evolved throughout its history.

The original Marquense crest featured a simple shield with the letters "CDM" and a depiction of a lion, symbolizing strength and courage. The lion has remained a central motif across all crests, reinforcing the team's nickname: "Los Leones de San Marcos" (The Lions of San Marcos). Over time, the crest design has become more stylized, with updates including modernized fonts, a more dynamic lion drawing, and the addition of details such as a soccer ball or the year of the club's foundation (1958). The most current crest features a golden lion standing atop a football, framed by green and yellow elements representing the club's colors.

Marquense's traditional colors are green and yellow. These colors represent the lush landscapes and vibrancy of the San Marcos region. The home kit is typically green with yellow accents, while away kits have experimented with color variations such as white, black or blue, but green and yellow have always remained the primary colors. During different eras, minor changes in shade and kit patterns have occurred, but the commitment to the core color palette remains a cornerstone of the club's tradition.

The Marquense crest and colors embody the spirit of San Marcos and the proud history of the club, making them a beloved symbol among fans and a vital part of Marquense's identity in Guatemalan football.

Fan Club

Marquense boasts one of the most passionate and loyal fan bases in Guatemalan football, especially in the western region of the country. The club's supporters are known for their vibrant displays, enthusiastic chanting, and unconditional backing, both at home and in away matches.

The largest and most recognized Marquense fan group is "La Furia Verde" (The Green Fury). This group is renowned for organizing colorful tifos, waving giant banners, and filling the stadium with drums and lively songs dedicated to Los Leones. Their commitment is particularly evident during local derbies and decisive matches, where the atmosphere becomes electrifying.

Marquense's fans are characterized by their familial environment, often involving entire families supporting the team across generations. Their presence is felt not only in San Marcos but also among the diaspora across Central America and the United States, where Marquense supporters frequently gather to watch and celebrate the club's matches. The unity and spirit of the Marquense fanbase contribute significantly to the club's sense of identity and tradition.

Stadium

Club Deportivo Marquense plays its home matches at the Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada, located in the city of San Marcos, Guatemala. The stadium is a central landmark in the region and a fortress for Los Leones.

The Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada was inaugurated in 1950 and currently has a capacity of approximately 11,000 spectators. Over the years, the venue has witnessed numerous historic matches, including crucial Liga Nacional fixtures and promotion playoffs. The stadium is renowned for its vibrant matchday atmosphere, thanks to the passionate support from "La Furia Verde" and the local community.

The stadium has undergone several renovations, most notably in the early 2000s, to improve safety and comfort for fans. Upgrades have included enhanced seating, improved playing surfaces, and modernization of dressing rooms and facilities. The high altitude and ever-changing weather of San Marcos add a unique challenge for visiting teams, making the Marquesa de la Ensenada a difficult ground for opponents to conquer.

The Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada stands as a proud symbol of Marquense’s heritage and serves as the beating heart of football in San Marcos.

Honours and Awards

Although not among the most decorated clubs in Guatemala, Marquense has a proud history marked by hard-fought achievements and memorable campaigns. The club has experienced key successes at both national and international levels, reflecting its competitive spirit and growth over the decades.

Marquense’s greatest domestic achievement is as runners-up in Guatemala’s Liga Nacional (top division), marking the club as one of the premier football teams in the country. Internationally, Marquense has represented Guatemala in CONCACAF tournaments, including the CONCACAF Champions League, reaching semifinal stages and earning respect across Central America.

The club has also won several lower division titles and regional championships, showcasing its consistency and resilience in Guatemalan football. Below is a summary table of Marquense’s primary honours:

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Guatemala Liga Nacional	0	Runner-up	2006 Clausura, 2007 Apertura, 2007 Clausura, 2010 Apertura
2	Guatemala First Division	2	Champion	2000–01, 2021 Clausura
3	CONCACAF Champions League	0	Semifinalist	2007
4	Copa de Guatemala	0	Runner-up	Updating...

Marquense continues to compete with ambition and pride, striving to add more silverware to its history in the coming years.

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One of Betimate's standout features is its 60% accurate predictions on the outcomes of Marquense's matches in all domestic and international competitions up to 2023. These projections rely on advanced algorithms that factor in team form, keys players, historical results, and other relevant data. While no forecast is guaranteed, Betimate's insights are a valuable resource for anyone looking to increase their betting success rate.

In addition to predictions, Betimate provides comprehensive statistics about Marquense's players—both past and present—as well as detailed information on the club’s history, honors, and seasonal performance. Supporters can also access the latest news and transfer rumors related to the club.

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Altogether, Betimate stands as a useful tool for anyone following Marquense, offering robust predictions, up-to-date statistics, and an intuitive browsing experience for all club followers.

FAQs about Marquense

Q: When was Club Deportivo Marquense founded?

A: Marquense was founded in 1958, based in San Marcos, Guatemala.

Q: What are the nickname(s) of Marquense?

A: The most popular nickname is "Los Leones de San Marcos" (The Lions of San Marcos).

Q: What are Marquense's traditional colors?

A: Marquense's traditional colors are green and yellow.

Q: Which stadium is home to Marquense?

A: Marquense plays its home matches at the Estadio Marquesa de la Ensenada, with a capacity of about 11,000 spectators.

Q: Has Marquense ever won the Liga Nacional de Guatemala?

A: No. Marquense has finished as runners-up several times but has not yet won the Liga Nacional title.

Q: What is the main supporters' group of Marquense called?

A: The largest supporters' group is called "La Furia Verde" (The Green Fury).

Q: What is Marquense's best performance in international club competitions?

A: Marquense reached the semifinals of the 2007 CONCACAF Champions' Cup.

Q: Who are some legendary players in Marquense history?

A: Notable figures include Mario Rodríguez, Fabián Castillo, and others who have made significant contributions to the club.

Q: Is Marquense currently playing in the top division of Guatemala?

A: Marquense has competed in both the Liga Nacional and Primera División; their current league participation may change seasonally. Please check official sources for the latest update.

Q: What are some of Marquense's biggest rivalries?

A: Marquense shares fierce rivalries with teams from the western region, especially Xelajú MC and other local clubs.

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