CD Tudelano

Tudelano

Full name

Club Deportivo Tudelano

Founded

1935

Ground

Ciudad de Tudela, Tudela,
Navarre, Spain

Capacity

11,000

Chairman

Jesús Miranda

Manager

Sergio Amatriain

League

2ªB – Group 1

2015–16

2ªB – Group 2, 3rd

Home colours

Away colours

Club Deportivo Tudelano is a Spanish football team based in Tudela, in the autonomous community of Navarre. Founded in 1935 it plays in Segunda División B – Group 2, holding home matches at Estadio Ciudad de Tudela, with a capacity of 11,000 seats.

History

In 2016, CD Tudelano qualified to the promotion playoffs to Segunda División for the first time in its history.

Season to season

Season	Division	Place
1935–43	Regional	—
1943/44	3ª	6th
1944/45	3ª	9th
1945/46	3ª	8th
1946/47	3ª	8th
1947/48	3ª	9th
1948/49	3ª	14th
1949/50	3ª	12th
1950/51	3ª	18th
1951/52	Regional	—
1952/53	Regional	—
1953/54	3ª	15th
1954/55	3ª	1st
1955/56	3ª	4th
1956/57	3ª	4th
1957/58	3ª	6th
1958/59	3ª	12th
1959/60	3ª	14th

Season	Division	Place	Copa del Rey
1960–66	Regional	—
1966/67	3ª	10th
1967/68	3ª	3rd
1968/69	3ª	7th
1969/70	3ª	7th	Second round
1970/71	3ª	16th	First round
1971/72	3ª	15th	Second round
1972/73	3ª	7th	First round
1973/74	3ª	9th	Second round
1974/75	3ª	8th	Second round
1975/76	3ª	6th	Third round
1976/77	3ª	9th	Second round
1977/78	2ªB	19th	Second round
1978/79	3ª	6th	First round
1979/80	3ª	12th	First round
1980/81	3ª	4th	Third round
1981/82	3ª	5th	First round
1982/83	3ª	4th	First round

Season	Division	Place	Copa del Rey
1983/84	3ª	1st	First round
1984/85	3ª	12th	First round
1985/86	3ª	18th
1986/87	3ª	6th
1987/88	3ª	13th	First round
1988/89	3ª	3rd
1989/90	3ª	2nd
1990/91	3ª	1st	First round
1991/92	2ªB	15th	First round
1992/93	2ªB	16th	Third round
1993/94	2ªB	13th	First round
1994/95	2ªB	15th
1995/96	2ªB	17th
1996/97	3ª	17th
1997/98	3ª	6th
1998/99	3ª	5th
1999/00	3ª	8th
2000/01	3ª	9th

Season	Division	Place	Copa del Rey
2001/02	3ª	11th
2002/03	3ª	8th
2003/04	3ª	6th
2004/05	3ª	13th
2005/06	3ª	7th
2006/07	3ª	4th
2007/08	3ª	4th
2008/09	3ª	3rd
2009/10	3ª	1st
2010/11	3ª	1st	Second round
2011/12	3ª	3rd	First round
2012/13	2ªB	7th
2013/14	2ªB	13th	Third round
2014/15	2ªB	5th
2015/16	2ªB	3rd	Second round
2016/17	2ªB		Third round

11 seasons in Segunda División B
55 seasons in Tercera División

Current squad

As of 15 October 2016

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
		GK	Mikel Pagola
		GK	Mendi
		DF	Fernando Delgado
		DF	Ander Gayoso
		DF	Álvaro Corral
		DF	Jesús Lalaguna
		DF	Ibai Ardanaz
		DF	Nandi
		DF	Álvaro Meseguer
		MF	Iñigo Ros

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Chema Mato
		MF	David Lázaro
		MF	Aser Albes
		MF	Pablo Lizarraga
		MF	Iñaki Jiménez
		MF	Javi Cabezas
		FW	Pau Franch
		FW	Óscar Vega
		FW	Ion Vélez

Famous players

External links

Official website (Spanish)
Futbolme team profile (Spanish)

Segunda División B – Group 1

2016–17 clubs

Arandina Boiro Burgos Caudal Celta B Coruxo Cultural Guijuelo Izarra Lealtad Mutilvera Osasuna B Palencia Ponferradina Pontevedra Racing Ferrol Racing Santander Somozas Tudelano Valladolid B

Sports teams based in Navarre

Baseball

Men	DH: Béisbol Navarra CD Pamplona

Basketball

Men	LEB Oro: Basket Navarra Club

Women	LF: Unión Navarra Basket

Handball

Men	ASOBAL: SCDR Anaitasuna SDC San Antonio - 1ªE: CD Beti-Onak

Women	ABF: SD Itxako DHP: CD Beti-Onak

Football

Men

2ª	CA Osasuna

2ªB	Izarra Peña Sport

3ª	Aluvión Aoiz Azkoyen Burladés Chantrea Cirbonero Cortes Huarte Idoya Iruña Lourdes Murchante Mutilvera Oberena CA Osasuna B Pamplona San Juan Tudelano Valle Egüés

Women

1ª	SD Lagunak

2ª	CA Marcilla Aurora CA Osasuna AD San Juan

Futsal

Men	LNFS 1ª: Triman Navarra Ribera Navarra

Women	LNFS 1ª: CD Orvina

Venues

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