1912–13 Real Madrid CF season

Madrid FC
1912–13 season
Chairman	Adolfo Meléndez
Manager	Arthur Johnson
Madrid Championship[1]	Winner
Copa del Rey	Semi-final
Home colours	Away colours

The 1912–13 season was the 11th season for Madrid FC. The club played some friendly matches against local clubs. They also played in Madrid Championship and Copa del Rey.

Events

Thirty-one October 1912 witnessed the inauguration of O'Donnell Field. Two days later, the headline of Spanish daily ABC read: "The match between Sporting de Irún and said Society was held a Madrid's field and was a booming success. Sporting Club is one of the best teams to visit Madrid. They pass very well and have a beautiful aerial game. Perhaps they missed the sandy pitch. Madrid deserve the most profound congratulations for drawing against a team as fine as Sporting.[2]

Competitions

Madrid Championship

16 February 1913 Round 1	Madrid FC	3 – 3	Athletic de Madrid	Madrid, España
	Saura Irureta Eguinoa		Zuloaga Palacios	Stadium: Estadio O'Donnell Referee: Kindelán (Gimnástica de Madrid)

23 February 1913 Round 2	Madrid FC	1 – 0	Español de Madrid	Madrid, España
	Tejedor o.g.'			Stadium: Estadio O'Donnell Referee: Allende

2 March 1913 Round 3	Madrid FC	4 – 0	RS Gimnástica	Madrid, España
	Eguinoa , Torena ,			Stadium: Estadio O'Donnell Referee: V. Buylla

9 March 1913 Match tiebreaker	Madrid FC	3 – 2[3]	Athletic de Madrid	Madrid, España
	Comamala 50' Irureta Saura 130'		Axpe 85' (o.g.) Olivares	Stadium: Estadio O'Donnell Referee: Manuel Yarza

Copa del Rey

17 March 1913 Semi-final	Madrid FC	0 – 3	Athletic Bilbao	Madrid, España
		Report	2' 11' Pichichi 53' Cortadi	Stadium: Estadio O'Donnell Referee: Martínez

External links

References

Madrid Championship (Campeonato Centro) is a regional league used as a qualifier for the Copa del Rey.
"Real Madrid turns 106 (II)". Archived from the original on 6 June 2013. Retrieved 30 August 2010.
Since there was tie the teams agreed to play extensions of fifteen minutes and Madrid won in the third one. They were played two hours and a quarter.

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[1] Madrid Championship (Campeonato Centro) is a regional league used as a qualifier for the Copa del Rey.

[Real_Madrid_turns_106_(II)-2] "Real Madrid turns 106 (II)". Archived from the original on 6 June 2013. Retrieved 30 August 2010.

[3] Since there was tie the teams agreed to play extensions of fifteen minutes and Madrid won in the third one. They were played two hours and a quarter.