C.D. Victoria

CD Victoria
Full name Club Deportivo Victoria
Nickname(s) Jaibas Bravas (Fierce Blue Crabs)
Lecheros (Milkers)
Founded 15 November 1935 (1935-11-15)
Ground Estadio Ceibeño
La Ceiba, Honduras
Capacity 18,000
Chairman Carlos Molinero
Manager Christian Guaita
League LINA
2015 Clausura 4th

Club Deportivo Victoria is a Honduran football club based in La Ceiba, Atlántida. The club has been national champions once and runners-up twice.

History

Club Deportivo Victoria was founded on 15 November 1935 in La Ceiba. The club started out as the Instituto Manuel Bonilla which later was renamed Club Deportivo Victoria. The club was founded by the Hungarian Francisco Detari Olah. He first started out as a soccer player in Puerto Cortés with Excelsior soccer club (now known as Platense), eventually being nationalized to play with the Honduran national team. He then took over the Instituto Manuel Bonilla and the club won the first national tournament in 1947 beating Motagua 3–2. His legacy is still remember in La Ceiba as the guy who made Victoria who they are now. Later Miguel J. Kawas became president leading Victoria to their league title in the 1994–95 league.[1]

In 1995, the club won their first championship in 47 years by defeating Club Deportivo Olimpia in a two-legged final. The club has also had some international success. In 2006, they manage to beat Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica on their way to finish in fourth place in the UNCAF tournament.

Club Rivalries

Clásico Ceibeño

El Clásico Ceibeño (La Ceiba derby) is a football match played between Victoria and Vida, both teams from La Ceiba, Honduras. For the first season of professional football, a triangular tournament was organized to decide who would represent La Ceiba in the national league. The tournament was held between three clubs from the Liga Dionisio de Herrera, Vida, Victoria and Atlántida. Vida ultimately qualified for the 1965–66 league intensifying the derby.

Achievements

Winners (1): 1994–95
Runners-up (2): 2005–06 C, 2012–13 A
Runners-up (2): 1992, 1996
Winners (2): 1967–68, 1976
Runners-up (1): 1971–72
Winners (1): 1947
  • Atlántida Championship
Winners (3): 1947, 1949, 1963
4th place (1): 2006

All time top scorers

As of 8 September 2012
RPlayerGS
1Honduras Rossell "El Perro" Matute55
2Honduras Luis Mario40
3Honduras Enrique Reneau38
4Honduras Héctor "Tanqueta" Flores35
5Honduras Eduardo Bennett34
6Honduras Renán Bengoché33
7Argentina Alejandro Naif32
8Honduras Reynaldo Mejía29
9Uruguay Álvaro Izquierdo27
10Honduras Jorge Bennett27
11Honduras Luis Ramírez24
??Honduras Mitchel Brown16

Longest unbeaten record

  • From round 17 of 2006–07 Clausura to round 17 of 2007–08 A.
Pos
 Team
 Pld
 W
 D
 L
 GF
 GA
 GD
 Pts
– Victoria 18 7 11 0 22 11 +11 32

International competition

First Round v. Panama San Francisco – 1:0, 3:1
Quarter-finals v. Costa Rica Deportivo Saprissa – 0:1, 2:0
Semi-finals v. Honduras Olimpia – 2:2, 0:2
3rd place v. Guatemala Marquense – 0:3, 1:1
First Round v. Belize Corozal Victory FC – 1:3, 2:4
Second Round v. Panama Árabe Unido – 1:0, 2:2
Third Round v. Mexico Cruz Azul – 1:0, 0:2

League performance

Regular seasonPostseason
SeasonPPldWDLFAGDPtsDedPPldWDLFAGDPts
1968–697th2785143344−1121—No postseason
1969–708th2776143451−1720—No postseason
1970–7110th2738162854−2614—No postseason
1977–788th27512101725−822—Did not enter
1978–799th2751482029−924—Did not enter
1979–804th27107103430+427—3rd8323101008
1980–815th2710892733−628—5th8026314−112
1981–828th30810123343−1026—Did not enter
1982–835th2771552115+629—4th8233612−67
1983–847th361210143140−934—No postseason
1984–853rd361412104433+1140—3rd612347−34
1985–867th185761114−317—Did not enter
1986–879th27511112330−721—Did not enter
1987–884th27101252623+332—5th8134412−85
1988–896th2771282121026—Did not enter
1989–906th2761291718−124—Did not enter
1990–916th27610111825−722—Did not enter
1991–926th2798102928+126—Did not enter
1992–937th2791083637−128—Did not enter
1993–943rd2771463125+628—4th201112−11
1994–955th2791082929037—Champion8521148+617
1995–962nd27121053827+1146—3rd631275+210
1996–972nd2713863524+1147—3rd631278–110
1997–98 A7th205962528−324—Did not enter
1997–98 C6th206862425−126—3rd42024406
1998–995th186752522+325—4th411234−14
1999–00 A3rd188732519+631—3rd420245−16
1999–00 C4th186662521+424—6th200224−20
2000–01 A7th185672524+121—Did not enter
2000–01 C6th184862428−420—5th201123−11
2001–02 A6th185942826+224—Did not enter
2001–02 C4th186751921−225—3rd201123–11
2002–03 A10th1826101526−1111−1Did not enter
2002–03 C8th183871827−917—Did not enter
2003–04 A8th183781929−1016—Did not enter
2003–04 C2nd169252620+629—4th200224−20
2004–05 A4th188733226+631—4th2002311−80
2004–05 C8th185671924−521—Did not enter
2005–06 A2nd189363027+330—4th200215−40
2005–06 C2nd188733118+1331—2nd412175+25
2006–07 A8th185492128−719—Did not enter
2006–07 C9th173591422−814—Did not enter
2007–08 A3rd1871012212+1031—4th201113−11
2007–08 C6th186661717024—Did not enter
2008–09 A8th186482227−522—Did not enter
2008–09 C5th186752421+325—Did not enter
2009–10 A5th187562227−526—Did not enter
2009–10 C10th1825111537−2211—Did not enter
2010–11 A1st1810262624+232—4th200203−30
2010–11 C10th1835102535−1014—Did not enter
2011–12 A9th185492125−419—Did not enter
2011–12 C7th1871102828022—Did not enter
2012–13 A2nd1810262624+232—2nd403126-43
2012–13 C3rd186752425–125—4th411257–24
2013–14 A7th187382526–124—Did not enter
2013–14 C6th185851720–323—4th42024406
2014–15 A10th183782234–1216—Did not enter
2014–15 C4th186752622+425—3rd43013309
2015–16 A9th184772035–1519—Did not enter
2015–16 C10th1814131047–377—Did not enter

Records

Current squad

  • 2013 Clausura season

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

No. Position Player
1 Honduras GK Orlin Vallecillo
2 Honduras DF Henrry Mejía
5 Honduras DF José David Velásquez
6 Colombia DF Eder Arias
8 Bolivia MF Dany Pineda
9 Honduras DF Víctor Ortiz
10 Honduras MF Michel Rivera
11 Honduras FW Rubén Darío Licona
12 Honduras FW Rubén Rivera
13 Honduras MF Franklyn Jhonson
15 Honduras DF Edgard Flores
16 Honduras MF Héctor Castellanos
17 Honduras MF Miguel Antonio Medina
18 Honduras DF Denis Suazo
19 Honduras FW Jairo Róchez
20 Panama DF Manuel Mosquera
21 Peru FW Brayan Solís
No. Position Player
23 Honduras GK John Alston Bodden
25 Honduras DF Wilmer Crisanto
26 Honduras MF Juan Ramón Acosta
27 Honduras FW Félix Crisanto
28 Honduras FW Carlos Bernárdez
29 Honduras FW Ozzie Bodden
30 Honduras MF José Carlos Rivera
31 Peru GK José Alberto Galindo
32 Honduras FW Abraham Núñez
33 Honduras FW Diktmar Hernández
34 Honduras DF Julio César Suazo
35 Honduras GK Pablo Álvarez
39 Honduras MF Brayan Martínez
47 Honduras MF Luis Alberto Zepeda
58 Honduras DF Bryan Santos
59 Honduras MF Edgar Marcial
Honduras MF Miguel Castillo
Honduras FW Luis Ramirez
Honduras Nery Medina

List of coaches

Affiliated clubs

References

  1. ↑ "Soñar es gratis" (in Spanish). Diario La Prensa. 10 August 2007. Archived from the original on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 2007-08-11.
  2. ↑ ¡Juan Luis está aquí! – Nación (in Spanish)
  3. ↑ "Tato" Ortiz ya es historia en el Victoria – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  4. ↑ Entre dudas incia el Victoria – Diez (in Spanish)
  5. ↑ Victoria presenta al técnico Nahúm Espinoza – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  6. ↑ Victoria presentó a su nuevo entrenador – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  7. ↑ Héctor Vargas ya es el nuevo entrenador del Victoria – La Prensa (in Spanish)
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