| Full name | Quequeisque Fútbol Club |
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| Nickname(s) | Hoja Brava QQQ |
| Founded | 1896 |
| Ground | Estadio Las Delicias |
| Chairman | Jorge Rosa |
| Manager | Jorge Calles |
| League | Segunda División de El Salvador |
Quequeisque was a professional football club inNueva San Salvador,El Salvador, which have played thePrimera División de Fútbol Profesional.
They are the only team inEl Salvador besidesHércules in soccer history to win 5 or more straight championships (Salvadoran football champions).[1] Although the tournaments won were only in the Central Zone Region ofEl Salvador, they are often considered as national titles.
Quequeisque were founded in 1896, being one of the first football clubs founded in El Salvador. They got their name from the Quequeisque farm from Santa Tecla. Walter Soundy (Scottish second generation) a notable person in Santa Tecla was the founder of the team, he was the owner of the Quequeisque farm. The team won five straight titles albeit only from the central district of El Salvador. These titles are still recognized as national titles.
They participated in the very first truly national tournament in 1947 and continued until the 1963–64 season when they were relegated. The club became defunct in 1968.
However, in 2015, Jorge Rosa purchased the license of former teamReal Destroyer, and the club was brought back from almost fifty years hiatus and competed in the 2015–2016 Segunda division.[2]
The venture lasted one year before they changed name and moved operations to Izalco and becameBrujos de Izalco.
        1941–68 |    2015– |
Originally the club colours were black and white with stripes and black shorts. They used a red uniform and this was used until 1968 when they dissolved. However, when the club were resurrected in 2015 they chose to play in a white shirt with blue strips. In 2016 they returned to their original colours black and white.
As of Apertura 2015:Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Pablo Ferrer Elias (1938–1942)
Jorge Calles (July 2015 – Nov 2015)Mauricio Alfaro (Nov 2015 – Feb 2016)Luis Guevara Mora (Feb 2016– Sep 2016) Jorge Calles (Sep 2016–)
Marcelo Estrada[3]
Jorge Cabrera Rajo
