Once Caldas

Once Caldas

Full name	Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas
Nickname(s)	El blanco
Founded	March 17, 1959
Ground	Estadio Palogrande, Manizales, Caldas (Capacity: 42,553)
Chairman	Juan Hernando Ramos
Manager	Juan Carlos Osorio
League	Primera A
2010 - II	Champion
Home colours Away colours

Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas is a Colombian association football team, based in Manizales. They were the surprise winners of Copa Libertadores de América in 2004, mainly due to the performances of Juan Carlos Henao and Jhon Viáfara. The club was founded in 1959 after the fusion of the old well known clubs from the 1930s.^[1]

History

In 1950, Deportes Caldas won the Mustang Cup (which is the name of the Colombian first division).

Once Caldas was founded in 1959, after the fusion of Once Deportivo and Deportes Caldas. Once Deportivo was founded in 1930 while Deportes Caldas was founded at the end of the 40's, however both teams, for various reasons, went defunct. Carlos Gómez Escobar was in favor of reviving Deportes Caldas, however the idea of Eduardo Gómez Arrubla was to bring back Once Deportivo. Thanks to the mediation of Dr. Hermán Bueno Ramirez, the three co-founders arrived at the compromise to fuse the existing teams into an entirely new entity, Once Caldas.

In 1961, the club debuted in the Mustang Cup. The club finished in the 7th position of the competition.

In 1998, Once Caldas was the first division's runner-up. Deportivo Cali defeated the club in the final. In the first leg, in Cali, the home team won 4-0. The second leg, in Manizales, ended in a 0-0 draw. In that year, the club also disputed its first international competition, the Copa CONMEBOL. Once Caldas was eliminated in the first round, by Santos, of Brazil. In the first leg, in Santos, Santos won 2-1. In the second leg, in Manizales, Once Caldas won 2-1, but was defeated 3-2 in the penalty shootout.

In 1999, the club participated in the Copa Libertadores de América for the first time. Once Caldas was in the same group of Deportivo Cali, and two Argentine clubs, Vélez Sársfield and River Plate. The side finished in the last position, but only two points behind Vélez Sársfield, which was the group's leader.

In 2002, Once Caldas played in the Copa Libertadores again. Olimpia Asunción, of Paraguay, Universidad Católica, of Chile, and Flamengo, of Brazil were in Once Calda's group. After finishing in the third position, only ahead of Flamengo, the club was eliminated.

In 2003, the side won the first division's Apertura, after beating Atlético Junior in the final. In Barranquilla, the match ended in a 0-0 draw. In the second leg, Once Caldas won 1-0 in Manizales.

In 2004, the club again played in the Copa Libertadores. After beating Boca Juniors in the penalty shootout, the side, managed by Luis Fernando Montoya, won the competition for the first time. As the Copa Libertadores champions, the club played the Intercontinental Cup against UEFA Champions League champions Porto, of Portugal, in Yokohama, Japan. After a 0-0 draw, the club was defeated 8-7 in the penalty shootout.

In 2005, as the previous year's champion, Once Caldas tried to defend its title in the Copa Libertadores. Chivas de Guadalajara (Mexico), Cobreloa (Chile), and San Lorenzo (Argentina) were in Once Calda's group. The club finished in the second place, two points behind Chivas. In the second stage, the side was eliminated by UANL Tigres of Mexico. In that year, the club also participated in the Recopa Sudamericana, having played against Boca Juniors. In the first leg, in Buenos Aires, Boca Juniors won 3-1. In the second leg, in Manizales, Once Caldas won 2-1 but Boca won 4-3 in the aggregate score.

Uniform

In early 2005, Once Caldas decided to leave behind the brand Bogota FSS and go to the German brand Adidas.^[2] After completing her contract with Adidas, Once Caldas wears clothes of the Peruvian company Walon Sport, from the season 2008.^[3]

• Home: White shirt, white shorts and white socks.
• Away: Black shirt, black shorts snd black socks.

Honors

National

• Primera A (4): 1950, 2003-I, 2009-I, 2010-II

International

• Copa Libertadores (1): 2004

Current roster

As of Feb 9, 2011

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

No. Position Player 1 GK Juan Carlos Henao 2 DF Felix Micolta 3 DF Alexis Henriquez 4 DF Elkin Calle 5 MF Diego Amaya 6 MF Harrison Henao 7 MF Carlos Carbonero 8 MF Arnulfo Valentierra 9 FW Yesinguer Jiménez 10 MF Víctor Córdoba 11 MF Matías Mirabaje 12 GK Jorge Andrés Lenis

No. Position Player 13 MF Alexander Mejía 14 MF Diego Arango 15 DF Óliver Fula 16 DF Luis Nuñez 17 MF Jean Tragodara 19 DF Carlos Ramírez 20 MF Mario González 21 FW Wilson Mena 22 FW John Pajoy 23 FW Jefferson Cuero 24 DF Yedinson Palacios 25 GK Neco Martínez

2004 Copa Libertadores campaign

In 2004, Once Caldas won the Copa Libertadores. The matches played by the club are listed below:

Home	Score	Away
First stage
Once Caldas	3 - 0	Fénix
UA Maracaibo	1 - 2	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	2 - 0	Vélez Sársfield
Vélez Sársfield	2 - 0	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	2 - 1	UA Maracaibo
Fénix	2 - 2	Once Caldas
Second stage
Barcelona	0 - 0	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	1 - 1 (4-2py)	Barcelona
Quarterfinals
Santos	1 - 1	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	1 - 0	Santos
Semifinals
São Paulo	0 - 0	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	2 - 1	São Paulo
Final
Boca Juniors	0 - 0	Once Caldas
Once Caldas	1 - 1 (2-0py)	Boca Juniors

Copa Libertadores 2004 team

Once Caldas Lineup Libertadores 2004

Henao Rojas Luis Montoya Jorge Agudelo Herly Alcázar Diego Arango Javier Araujo Edgar Cataño John Gacía Juan Carlos Henao   Wilmer Ortegón Miguel Rojas Elkin Soto Arnulfo Valentierra Samuel Vanegas Rubén Darío Velázquez Jhon Viáfara Other notable players Jonathan Fabbro Julio César Falcioni Sergio Galván Rey Carlos Alberto Munutti Osvaldo Marcial Palavecino Sergio Sierra Daniel Tilger Gamadiel García Rodrigo Millar Carlos Arango Miguel Asprilla Carlos Castro Óscar Córdoba Luis Alfonso Fajardo Delio "Maravilla" Gamboa Alexis Garcia Giovanni Hernández Ruben Dario Hernandez Norberto Molina Dayro Moreno Robeiro Moreno Tressor Moreno Léider Preciado Diego Serna Martin Zapata José Cevallos Antonio de Nigris Johan Fano Walter Gomez Sergio Santín Leopoldo Jiménez Leonel Vielma Famous coaches Luis Montoya Stadium Once Caldas plays its home matches at Estadio Palogrande, located in Manizales. The stadium was inaugurated in 1936, and had its maximum capacity expanded to its current 36,553[4] spectators in 1994. References ^ (Spanish) Once Caldas at Dimayor official website ^ bestiariodelbalon.com. "Once Caldas FSS-Adidas". http://bestiariodelbalon.com/2006/04/17/230/. Retrieved 02 de febrero 2011.  ^ Cambio de auspicio - En la Jugada ^ www.fussballtempel.net Copa CONMEBOL 1998 at RSSSF Copa Libertadores 1999 at RSSSF Copa Libertadores 2002 at RSSSF Copa Libertadores 2004 at RSSSF Copa Libertadores 2005 at RSSSF External links (English) (Spanish) Official website Holocausto Norte Hinchas del once Fidelidad Blanca Palogrande Stadium - World Stadiums Wikimedia Foundation. 2010. Игры ⚽ Нужно решить контрольную? B-36 Peacemaker Museum Clan MacNeacail Look at other dictionaries: Once Caldas — Voller Name Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas Gegründet 1959 Stadion Estadio Palogrande …   Deutsch Wikipedia Once Caldas — Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas Once Caldas Club fondé le …   Wikipédia en Français Once Caldas — La Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas es un club de fútbol de la República de Colombia. Juega de local en el estadio Palogrande ubicado en la ciudad de Manizales. Al equipo se le denomina “El blanco blanco de Manizales”, debido al color blanco de… …   Enciclopedia Universal Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas — Once Caldas Nombre completo Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas Apodo(s) El blanco blanco, equipo albo Once de Manizales Fundación 16 de abril de 1947 (Fundación del Deportes Caldas) …   Wikipedia Español CD Once Caldas — Once Caldas Voller Name Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas Gegründet 1959 Stadion …   Deutsch Wikipedia Corporacion Deportiva Once Caldas — Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas Once Caldas Club fondé le …   Wikipédia en Français Corporación Deportiva Once Caldas — Infobox club sportif Once Caldas …   Wikipédia en Français Caldas (desambiguación) — Caldas puede referirse a: El nombre de varios municipios y divisiones administrativas:  Brasil Poços de Caldas, municipio del Estado de Minas Gerais, Brasil.  Colombia Caldas, muni …   Wikipedia Español Once (desambiguación) — El término Once puede referirse a: Once (11), el número natural que sigue al 10 y precede al 12; 11, al año 11 del Siglo I; Noviembre, el mes 11; La ONCE, Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles; ONCE (equipo ciclista), Equipo ciclista español; …   Wikipedia Español 2005 Categoría Primera A season — The 2005 Categoría Primera A season is the 58th season of Colombia s top flight football league. Contents 1 Campeonato Apertura 1.1 First stage 1.1.1 Standings 1.2 Fixtures …   Wikipedia 18+ © Academic, 2000-2024 Contact us: Technical Support, Advertising Dictionaries export, created on PHP, Joomla, Drupal, WordPress, MODx. Mark and share Search through all dictionaries Translate… Search Internet Share the article and excerpts Direct link … Do a right-click on the link above and select “Copy Link”