Spain Segunda B Group 3 02/17 11:00 25 [15] ペララーダ v オンティニェント [16] L 0-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 02/10 11:00 24 [2] アトレティコ・バレアレス v ペララーダ [13] L 1-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 02/03 11:00 23 [14] ペララーダ v バルセロナB [6] W 2-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 01/27 11:00 22 [19] コンケンセ v ペララーダ [12] L 1-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 01/20 15:30 21 [7] UEオロト v ペララーダ [11] L 2-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 01/13 15:00 20 [15] ペララーダ v サバデル [9] W 2-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 01/06 11:00 19 [16] ペララーダ v エヘア [13] W 2-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 12/22 17:00 18 [11] アルコヤノ v ペララーダ [18] D 0-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 12/19 15:00 13 [18] ペララーダ v バレンシアB [17] D 1-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 12/15 15:00 17 [20] ペララーダ v CDカステロン [19] W 2-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 12/09 17:00 16 [4] ヘラクレス v ペララーダ [20] L 1-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 12/02 11:00 15 [19] ペララーダ v リェイダ [2] L 1-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 11/25 16:00 14 [9] バダロナ v ペララーダ [19] W 0-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 11/18 15:00 13 ペララーダ v バレンシアB - Postponed
Spain Segunda B Group 3 11/10 16:00 12 [9] レバンテB v ペララーダ [18] D 2-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 11/04 15:30 11 [19] ペララーダ v UEクルナリャー [14] D 2-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 10/27 16:00 10 [13] テルエル v ペララーダ [20] W 0-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 10/21 10:00 9 [19] ペララーダ v CDエブロ [20] L 1-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 10/14 10:00 8 [9] エスパニョールB v ペララーダ [19] L 3-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 10/07 10:00 7 [18] ペララーダ v ビジャレアルB [4] L 0-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 09/30 17:00 6 [3] オンティニェント v ペララーダ [18] D 0-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 09/23 10:00 5 [18] ペララーダ v アトレティコ・バレアレス [14] D 2-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 09/16 16:00 4 [17] バルセロナB v ペララーダ [18] D 0-0
Spain Segunda B Group 3 09/09 16:00 3 [16] ペララーダ v コンケンセ [3] D 1-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 09/02 15:00 2 [12] ペララーダ v UEオロト [13] L 0-1
Spain Segunda B Group 3 08/26 17:00 1 [8] サバデル v ペララーダ [10] D 2-2
欧州親善試合 08/11 18:19 - UEクルナリャー v ペララーダ L 1-0
スペイン コパ・デ・カタルーニャ 07/29 17:00 - サルダニョーラ・ダル・バリェスFC v ペララーダ W 5-6
欧州親善試合 07/21 16:52 - ジムナスティック・タラゴナ v ペララーダ W 0-2
Spain Segunda B Group 3 05/13 16:00 38 [11] ペララーダ v フォルメンテラ [17] W 3-0

Wikipedia - CF Peralada

Club de Futbol Peralada is a Spanish football team based in Peralada, in Province of Girona of the autonomous community of Catalonia. Founded in 1915, it plays in Tercera Federación – Group 5, holding home matches at Municipal de Peralada with a capacity of 1,500 seats.

The club has acted as a reserve team of Girona FC from 2016 to 2019, with the name of Peralada-Girona B.

History

Peralada was founded in 1915 as a local community team, assembled simply to play friendly matches against other village teams in the area. The club eventually took the name Club Deportiu Peralada (Sports Club Peralada) in 1936, under the leadership of their first President, Martí Roca. At the time, their shirt was blue and they played games in a field owned by one Miquel Pujol, a site which has now been partially converted into a cafe.

During the upheaval of the Spanish Civil War the club took the decision to cease operations, only resuming sporting activities in 1950. The following year, the team moved to the Camp de Cal Músic, on land rented from the municipal government.

In 1981, the city council purchased the land which was to become their present stadium. Lack of funds prevented the site from being fully completed until 1992, however, when the Suqué-Mateu family - owners of Peralada Castle - turned the club's financial situation around with a generous sponsorship. The increased budget available and improved facilities were rewarded over the following several seasons, as CF Peralada steadily climbed to a level in the Catalan regional league system higher than it had ever previously reached in its history. By 2002/03, the club for the first time ascended from the Catalan regional divisions to enter the Tercera División, the lowest of the fully nation-wide leagues in Spain. Two seasons after this promotion, the club reached the semi-finals of the Copa Catalunya for the first time, where they were knocked out by no less than FC Barcelona.

Peralada's drive up the league pyramid ended as they levelled off their ascent by spending five seasons in the Tercera División before they were relegated back to the first tier of Catalan regional football in 2007. It would take a further seven seasons before the club was able to return to the Tercera, which they did in 2014.

Association with Girona FC

Paralleling Peralada's rise through the leagues a decade earlier, nearby side Girona FC had themselves risen from the Tercera División (the fourth tier of Spanish football) from the middle of the first decade of the new century to reach the Segunda División (the second tier), unsuccessfully contesting the play-offs for promotion to the summit of the league system, La Liga, three times in four seasons by 2016. Having set their sights on football at the highest level, it had become clear to Girona's management that the gap in footballing standards between their first team and their reserve team - a former village side only purchased in 2012 and sat three tiers below Girona FC itself - was too large for practical development of young players by transfer between the two teams. As a result, they began a search for a nearby team playing at a level in between the two, to act as an intermediary reserve side. Quickly identifying Peralada as a candidate for an affiliation relationship, the two clubs came to an understanding whereby they would affiliate for a fixed term of five years starting from 2016.

In 2017, Peralada played for the first time the play-offs to Segunda División B, but was eliminated in the last round by Rápido de Bouzas. However, on 7 July 2017, the club confirmed that it would promote to Segunda División B by paying the €133,000 the Royal Spanish Football Federation established for paying the debts of CF Gavà and CD Boiro players.

On 23 July 2017, the club's members voted in favour of renaming the club to CF Peralada-Girona B in recognition of the extension of the club's affiliation with Girona FC after their promotion to Segunda División B. The vinculation of Peralada with Girona finished in 2019, after the relegation of both clubs, of Peralada to Tercera and Girona to Segunda. In that 2018–19 season CF Peralada won just 8 of 28 games and finished 19th in the Segunda División B, Group 3.

ペララーダは、スペインのジローナ県にあるサッカークラブです。1918年に設立され、現在はプレミアシオ・デ・ジローナ(スペイン5部リーグ)に所属しています。ホームスタジアムは、エスタディオ・ムニシパル・デ・ペララーダです。

ペララーダは、ジローナ県を代表するサッカークラブの一つであり、数多くのタイトルを獲得しています。コパ・カタルーニャ(カタルーニャ杯)を3回、プレミアシオ・デ・ジローナを7回、セグンダ・ディビシオンB(スペイン3部リーグ)を1回制覇しています。

ペララーダのホームスタジアムであるエスタディオ・ムニシパル・デ・ペララーダは、1960年に建設されました。収容人数は3,000人です。ペララーダのホームゲームは、いつも多くのサポーターで賑わっています。

ペララーダのユニフォームは、青と白の縦縞模様です。クラブのエンブレムには、サッカーボールとカタルーニャの旗が描かれています。ペララーダのマスコットは、クマです。ペララーダは、ジローナ県を代表するサッカークラブの一つであり、多くのタイトルを獲得しています。ホームゲームは、いつも多くのサポーターで賑わっています。