FC San Marcos is a
Nicaragua
Nicaragua (; ), officially the Republic of Nicaragua (), is the largest country in Central America, bordered by Honduras to the north, the Caribbean to the east, Costa Rica to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Managua is the cou ...
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football
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team playing in the
Nicaraguan Premier Division.
It is based in
San Marcos
San Marcos is the Spanish name of Saint Mark. It may also refer to:
Towns and cities Argentina
* San Marcos, Salta
Colombia
* San Marcos, Antioquia
* San Marcos, Sucre
Costa Rica
* San Marcos, Costa Rica (aka San Marcos de Tarrazú)
...
. Their home stadium is
Estadio Leonardo G. Jara.
History
San Marcos won promotion back to the
Nicaraguan Premier Division in summer 2013, after an absence of six years.
Reaparece San Marcos
– Nuevo Diario
Achievements
*Copa de Nicaragua
The Copa de Nicaragua is the top knockout tournament in Nicaragua association football. It is held for clubs in the domestic leagues annually.
Winners
*1983 : Deportivo Masaya
*1984 : FC San Marcos
*1991 : Real Estelí
*1995 : FC San Marcos
*1996 ...
: 2
*: 1984, 1995
Performance in CONCACAF competitions
*CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup
The CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup was an international association football club competition held from 1991 to 1998.
The cup was between the winners of their nation's domestic cup competitions, which posed a problem as some participating countries did ...
(3 appearances)
*:1995 – Qualifying stage (Central Zone)
*:1996 – Qualifying stage (Central Zone)
*:2002 – Qualifying stage (Central Zone)
Current squad
List of coaches
* Nasser Jérez (2001)
* Luis Diaz (2002)
* Marcos Bodán (2009–
References
External links
(wins promotion)
Football clubs in Nicaragua
1982 establishments in Nicaragua
Association football clubs established in 1982
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