Football club
Fútbol Club Palafrugell is a football team based in Palafrugell, Girona, Spain. Founded in 1920, it plays in Segona Catalana.
Its stadium is Josep Pla i Arbonès, with a capacity of 4,000.
History
In 1910, Ateneu Palafrugellenc was founded. It was a multisport club chaired by Josep Barceló i Matas and was best known for its football. The club was disbanded in 1919.[1]
In 1920 Fútbol Club Palafrugell was founded. Their best years came in the 2000s when they played six seasons in the Tercera División.
Alfredo Di Stefano played his first match in Spain with FC Palafrugell in a pre-season match against FC Barcelona amateur on 19 July 1953.
Season to season
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| 3rd national
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| 1st regional
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| 2nd regional
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| 3rd regional
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Division
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Place
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Copa del Rey
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| 1929
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| 1929–30
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| 1930–31
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| 1931–32
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| 1932–33
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Tercera División
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3rd
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Round of 16
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| 1933–34
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| 1934–35
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| 1935–36
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| 1939–40
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| 1940–41
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| 1941–42
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| 1945–46
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| 1946–47
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| 1947–48
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Primera Cat. B
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8th
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| 1948–49
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| 1949–50
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| 1950–51
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| 1951–52
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| 1952–53
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Primera Cat. B
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8th
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| 1953–54
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Division
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Place
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Copa del Rey
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| 1954–55
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| 1955–56
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| 1956–57
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Primera Regional
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| 1957–58
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Primera Regional
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| 1958–59
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Primera Regional
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| 1959–60
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Primera Regional
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11th
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| 1960–61
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Primera Regional
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16th
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| 1961–62
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Primera Regional
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5th
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| 1962–63
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Primera Regional
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4th
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| 1963–64
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Primera Regional
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2nd
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| 1964–65
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Tercera División
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16th
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| 1965–66
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Primera Regional
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2nd
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| 1966–67
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Primera Regional
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1st
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| 1967–68
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Tercera División
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14th
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| 1968–69
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Tercera División
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19th
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| 1969–70
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Regional Preferent
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6th
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| 1970–71
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Regional Preferent
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9th
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| 1971–72
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Regional Preferent
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19th
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| 1972–73
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Primera Regional
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3th[clarification needed]
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| 1973–74
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Primera Regional
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7th
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| 1974–75
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Primera Regional
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16th
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| 1975–76
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Segunda Regional
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| 1976–77
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Primera Regional
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13th
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| Level
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| 3rd national
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| 4th national
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| 1st regional
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| 2nd regional
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| 3rd regional
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Division
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Place
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Copa del Rey
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| 1977–78
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Primera Regional
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19th
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| 1978–79
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Segunda Regional
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| 1979–80
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Segunda Regional
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| 1980–81
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Segunda Regional
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| 1981–82
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Segunda Regional
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| 1982–83
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Primera Regional
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6th
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| 1983–84
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Primera Regional
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6th
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| 1984–85
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Primera Regional
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6th
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| 1985–86
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Primera Regional
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8th
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| 1986–87
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Primera Regional
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5th
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| 1987–88
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Primera Regional
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10th
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| 1988–89
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Primera Regional
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1st
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| 1989–90
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Regional Preferent
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11th
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| 1990–91
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Regional Preferent
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9th
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| 1991–92
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Primera Catalana
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1st
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| 1992–93
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Tercera División
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16th
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| 1993–94
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Tercera División
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18th
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| 1994–95
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Primera Catalana
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11th
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| 1995–96
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Primera Catalana
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12th
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| 1996–97
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Primera Catalana
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9th
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| 1997–98
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Primera Catalana
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10th
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Notable players
References
External links
This page was last edited on 4 February 2024, at 20:35
Rodolf Saval
