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{{short description|Panamanian football club}}
:''For other uses, see [[Pan de Azúcar (disambiguation)|Pan de Azúcar]]''
{{other uses|Pan de Azúcar (disambiguation)}}
{{Infobox football club
{{Infobox football club
| clubname = Pan de Azúcar
| clubname = Pan de Azúcar
| image = [[Image:PanAzucar.png|Logo]]
| image = PanAzucar.png
| alt = Logo
| fullname = Club Deportivo Pan de Azúcar
| fullname = Club Deportivo Pan de Azúcar
| nickname =
| nickname =
| founded = 1974
| founded = October 16, 1974
| ground = [[Cancha de Entrenamiento Luis Tapia]]<br>[[Panama City, Panamá]]
| ground = LINCE <br>[[Panama City, Panamá]]
| capacity = 800
| capacity = 300
| chairman = Adalberto Agámez
| chairman = Adalberto Agámez
| manager = Reynaldo McLean
| manager = Alexander Fernandez
| league = [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]]
| league = [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]]
| season =
| season =
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'''Club Deportivo Pan de Azúcar''' is a [[Panamanian]] [[Football (soccer)|football]] team playing in third level [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]].
'''Club Deportivo Pan de Azúcar''' is a [[Panamanian]] [[Football (soccer)|football]] team playing in third level [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]].


It was founded in 1974<ref name=despide>[http://panamafutbol.com/?p=10461 CD Pan de Azúcar se despide de la LNA]&nbsp;– Panama Futbol {{es|icon}}</ref> and it is based in [[San Miguelito, Panama|San Miguelito]].
It was founded in 1974<ref name=despide>[http://panamafutbol.com/?p=10461 CD Pan de Azúcar se despide de la LNA]&nbsp;– Panama Futbol {{in lang|es}}</ref> and it is based in [[San Miguelito, Panama|San Miguelito]].


==History==
==History==
Pan de Azúcar participated a number of times in [[ANAPROF]], achieving 2 fourth-place finishes in 1993 and 1994 and a third place in 1995 before relegating to [[Primera A (Panama)|Primera A]] (now [[Liga Nacional de Ascenso]]) in 1999. Pan de Azúcar had to wait until 2003 to promote to [[ANAPROF]],<ref>[http://impresa.prensa.com/deportes/Pan-Azucar-reaparece-hoy_0_1127887204.html Pan de Azúcar reaparece hoy]&nbsp;– La Prensa {{es|icon}}</ref> becoming the first team in [[Panamanian]] [[Football (Soccer)|football]] history to promote after previously being relegated.<ref name=despide/> However the team were relegated once again in 2004.
Pan de Azúcar participated a number of times in [[ANAPROF]], achieving 2 fourth-place finishes in 1993 and 1994 and a third place in 1995 before relegating to [[Primera A (Panama)|Primera A]] (now [[Liga Nacional de Ascenso]]) in 1999. Pan de Azúcar had to wait until 2003 to promote to [[ANAPROF]],<ref>[http://impresa.prensa.com/deportes/Pan-Azucar-reaparece-hoy_0_1127887204.html Pan de Azúcar reaparece hoy]&nbsp;– La Prensa {{in lang|es}}</ref> becoming the first team in [[Panamanian]] [[Football (Soccer)|football]] history to promote after previously being relegated.<ref name=despide/> However the team were relegated once again in 2004.


In 2012–13, the team was relegated to amateur level known as [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]].<ref>[http://fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3321 Pan de Azucar Relegated]</ref><ref>[http://www.todosports.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8866:lna-pan-de-azucar-dice-adios-a-la-elite&catid=1:liga-panamena&Itemid=9 LNA: Pan de Azúcar dice adiós a la élite]&nbsp;– Todosports {{es|icon}}</ref>
In 2012–13, the team was relegated to amateur level known as [[Copa Rommel Fernandez]].<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3321 |title=Pan de Azucar Relegated |access-date=2013-11-09 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131109064309/http://fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3321 |archive-date=2013-11-09 |url-status=dead }}</ref><ref>[http://www.todosports.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8866:lna-pan-de-azucar-dice-adios-a-la-elite&catid=1:liga-panamena&Itemid=9 LNA: Pan de Azúcar dice adiós a la élite]&nbsp;– Todosports {{in lang|es}}</ref>


In March 2014, it was reported long-time club president Adalberto Agámez died. He had lead the club at their most successful period in the 1990s, finishing twice in 4th place of the [[ANAPROF]] competition.<ref>[http://somoslasele.com/historia/2848/recordando-a-un-mecenas-del-futbol-dr-adalberto-agamez Recordando a un mecenas del fútbol, Dr. Adalberto Agámez]&nbsp;– Somos Lasele {{es|icon}}</ref> The club however responded on [[Twitter]] that the reports were false and that Agámez was still alive. Former player Juan Serrano however was killed in March 2014.<ref>[http://elsiglo.com/cronica-roja/matan-porvenir/23446309 Matan a dos en El Porvenir]&nbsp;– El Siglo {{es|icon}}</ref><ref>[http://www.fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3828 Fepafut lamenta la muerte de Juan Serrano y Édgar Martínez]&nbsp;– FEPAFUT {{es|icon}}</ref>
In March 2014, it was reported long-time club president Adalberto Agámez died. He had led the club during their most successful period in the 1990s, finishing twice in 4th place of the [[ANAPROF]] competition.<ref>[http://somoslasele.com/historia/2848/recordando-a-un-mecenas-del-futbol-dr-adalberto-agamez Recordando a un mecenas del fútbol, Dr. Adalberto Agámez] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150316070519/http://somoslasele.com/historia/2848/recordando-a-un-mecenas-del-futbol-dr-adalberto-agamez |date=2015-03-16 }}&nbsp;– Somos Lasele {{in lang|es}}</ref> The club however responded on [[Twitter]] that the reports were false and that Agámez was still alive. Former player Juan Serrano however was killed in March 2014.<ref>[http://elsiglo.com/cronica-roja/matan-porvenir/23446309 Matan a dos en El Porvenir]&nbsp;– El Siglo {{in lang|es}}</ref><ref>[http://www.fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3828 Fepafut lamenta la muerte de Juan Serrano y Édgar Martínez] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160415022116/http://www.fepafut.com/noticias_detail.asp?id=3828 |date=2016-04-15 }}&nbsp;– FEPAFUT {{in lang|es}}</ref>


==Players==
==Players==

1. Miguel Trujillo (GK)

22. Miguel Corella (GK)

17. Romario Flores (CB) (C)

28. Virgil Paterson (CB)

19. Jonathan "Carroso" Gil (LB)

3. Amaury Meza (CF)

6. Trey Quintero (CM)

9. Guillermo "Isco" Enrique (CF)

==Honours==
==Honours==
*'''[[Liga Nacional de Ascenso]]: 0'''
*'''[[Liga Nacional de Ascenso]]: 0'''
::Runner-up (3): [[Primera A 2000|2000]], [[Primera A 2000|2003]], [[Primera A 2006|2006]]
::Runner-up (3): [[Primera A 2000|2000]], [[Primera A 2000|2003]], [[Primera A 2006|2006]]

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==External links==
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*[http://cdpandeazucar.blogspot.com/ Pan de Azucar's Blog]


==References==
==References==
{{reflist}}
{{reflist}}

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==External links==
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*[http://cdpandeazucar.blogspot.com/ Pan de Azucar's Blog]


{{Liga Nacional de Ascenso}}
{{Liga Nacional de Ascenso}}

Latest revision as of 18:52, 18 June 2021

For other uses, see Pan de Azúcar (disambiguation).
Pan de Azúcar
Logo
Full nameClub Deportivo Pan de Azúcar
FoundedOctober 16, 1974
GroundLINCE
Panama City, Panamá
Capacity300
ChairmanAdalberto Agámez
ManagerAlexander Fernandez
LeagueCopa Rommel Fernandez

Club Deportivo Pan de Azúcar is a Panamanian football team playing in third level Copa Rommel Fernandez.

It was founded in 1974[1] and it is based in San Miguelito.

History

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Pan de Azúcar participated a number of times in ANAPROF, achieving 2 fourth-place finishes in 1993 and 1994 and a third place in 1995 before relegating to Primera A (now Liga Nacional de Ascenso) in 1999. Pan de Azúcar had to wait until 2003 to promote to ANAPROF,[2] becoming the first team in Panamanian football history to promote after previously being relegated.[1] However the team were relegated once again in 2004.

In 2012–13, the team was relegated to amateur level known as Copa Rommel Fernandez.[3][4]

In March 2014, it was reported long-time club president Adalberto Agámez died. He had led the club during their most successful period in the 1990s, finishing twice in 4th place of the ANAPROF competition.[5] The club however responded on Twitter that the reports were false and that Agámez was still alive. Former player Juan Serrano however was killed in March 2014.[6][7]

Players

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1. Miguel Trujillo (GK)

22. Miguel Corella (GK)

17. Romario Flores (CB) (C)

28. Virgil Paterson (CB)

19. Jonathan "Carroso" Gil (LB)

3. Amaury Meza (CF)

6. Trey Quintero (CM)

9. Guillermo "Isco" Enrique (CF)

Honours

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Runner-up (3): 2000, 2003, 2006

References

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  1. ^ a b CD Pan de Azúcar se despide de la LNA – Panama Futbol (in Spanish)
  2. ^ Pan de Azúcar reaparece hoy – La Prensa (in Spanish)
  3. ^ "Pan de Azucar Relegated". Archived from the original on 2013-11-09. Retrieved 2013-11-09.
  4. ^ LNA: Pan de Azúcar dice adiós a la élite – Todosports (in Spanish)
  5. ^ Recordando a un mecenas del fútbol, Dr. Adalberto Agámez Archived 2015-03-16 at the Wayback Machine – Somos Lasele (in Spanish)
  6. ^ Matan a dos en El Porvenir – El Siglo (in Spanish)
  7. ^ Fepafut lamenta la muerte de Juan Serrano y Édgar Martínez Archived 2016-04-15 at the Wayback Machine – FEPAFUT (in Spanish)
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