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Extremadura Femenino CF

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Spanish football club
Football club
Extremadura Femenino
Full nameExtremadura Femenino Club de Fútbol
Founded2008
GroundFrancisco de la Hera,
Almendralejo,Badajoz
ChairmanAntonio Rodríguez
ManagerFrancisco Gómez Pacomio
League1ªN – Group 4
2018–192ª – Group 4, 8th

Extremadura Unión Deportiva Femenino, formerly known asCF Puebla Extremadura and later asExtremadura Femenino CF, was a Spanish women football club fromAlmendralejo.

History

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Extremadura Femenino was founded inPuebla de la Calzada,Badajoz in 1995 asClub de Fútbol Femenino Puebla. It won thenational championship in 2000, beatingAD Torrejón in the final, and it was the runner-up in 1999 in 2002, second toCD Oroquieta andLevante UD. CFF Puebla also reached thenational cup's final in 2001 and 2005, but lost both times to Levante.[1]

Also known asClub Irex Puebla for sponsorship reasons from 2005, the team gradually declined through the 2000s, and suffering from financial strain in 2008 it merged withAD Las Mercedes to form Extremadura FCF, moving to Almendralejo. In the 2008–09 season the team collapsed, ending second to last in the table and being thus relegated. With the championship's expansion for the following season Extremadura applied for a place in 2009 and 2010, but it was denied it both times.[2] Several of its former players played in the premier championship forSPC Llanos de Olivenza, which took its place asExtremadura's powerhouse.

On 15 July 2017, Extremadura Femenino would be integrated into the structure ofExtremadura UD.[3] In 2020, the partnership ended and the club returned to their previous name ofExtremadura Femenino CF.

Season by season

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Puebla

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SeasonDivisionPlaceCopa de la Reina
1998–99 (G. 4)2nd
1999–001stSemifinals
2000–01 (G. 4)1stRunner-up
2001–022ndFirst round
2002–033rdSemifinals
2003–044thSemifinals
2004–056thRunner-up
2005–066thQuarterfinals
2006–077thQuarterfinals
2007–086thQuarterfinals

Extremadura Femenino

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SeasonDivisionPlaceCopa de la Reina
2008–0915th
2009–101st
2010–112nd
2011–124th
2012–138th
2013–146th
2014–156th
2015–169th
2016–175th

Extremadura

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SeasonDivisionPlaceCopa de la Reina
2017–184th
2018–198th[a]
2019–201ªN
  1. ^Due to the creation of the newPrimera División B, the team remained in the same league but it became the third level.

Current squad

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GKSpain ESPAroa Barrero
3DFCameroon CMREliane Bodolo
4DFSpain ESPArancha Benítez
5MFIvory Coast CIVBernadette Kakounan
6FWSpain ESPJudith Gallardo
7DFSpain ESPCarmen Hermosel
8MFSpain ESPLorena Romero
9FWSpain ESPLaura Carrasco
10FWSpain ESPÉrika Martín
12DFSpain ESPAna Rico
13GKSpain ESPCelia Gracia
No.Pos.NationPlayer
15FWCameroon CMRAgnès Nkada
17DFSpain ESPEmma González
18MFSpain ESPSara Murillo
20MFGhana GHALily Niber-Lawrence
21FWSpain ESPSheyla Venegas
23FWSpain ESPMaría Aguza
GKCameroon CMRCarole Mimboe
FWSpain ESPLoli Reyman
Spain ESPMaría Becerra
Spain ESPMaría Antonia García
Spain ESPLola Santiago

Honours

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As Puebla

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References

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  1. ^Levante conquers its fifth Cup title.AS, 13 June 2005
  2. ^Extremadura is unpleased with RFEF for rejecting its entry in the Superliga. Hoy.es, 28 July 2010
  3. ^"Nace el Extremadura Femenino" (in Spanish). El Periódico de Extremadura. 15 July 2017. Retrieved22 July 2017.

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