Atlético San Luis ( Spanish Atlético San Luis ) is a Mexican football club from the city of San Luis Potosi , currently playing in Assenso MX , the second highest level in Mexico's football league system. The team spends home games at the stadium Alfonso Lastras Ramirez , which seats about 30,000 people.
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| Full title | Spanish Atlético San Luis | ||
| Founded | May 28, 2013 | ||
| Stadium | Alfonso Lastras Ramirez , San Luis Potosi | ||
| Capacity | 30,000 | ||
| Owner |  Atletico Madrid (51%) Payan family (30%) | ||
| The president | Alberto Marrero | ||
| Main coach | Alfonso Sosa | ||
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| Competition | Assenso MX | ||
| 2018/19 |  Champion | ||
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Content
- 1 History
- 2 Rivalry
- 3 Titles
- 4 Head Coaches
- 5 Links
History
The history of Atlético San Luis dates back to 2013, when the San Luis club moved to the city of Tuxtla Gutierrez , where the Chiapas team appeared on its base. The million-strong city of San Luis Potosi risked being left without a high-level football club, but the owner of the Alfonso Lastras Ramirez stadium and large businessman Jacobo Payan acquired the Veracruz club and moved it to San Luis Potosi. On its basis, on May 28, 2013, Atletico San Luis was formed, which received its name from the two leading clubs in the city in the past: Atletico Potosino and San Luis. The city of Veracruz, however, was not left without a football team; the La Piedad club moved there. just won a promotion in Example.
The first match of Atletico San Luis in Assenso MX was played on July 20, 2013, having scored a guest productive (2: 2) draw with the Alebréchez de Oaxaca team, for whom this game was also a debut in Assenso MX. Following the results of the regular championship of Aperture 2013, Atletico San Luis took 7th place and got the right to perform in Ligiglia, where in the quarter finals he lost to Necaxa (0: 2 at home and 0: 2 away). In 2014, the club did not shine with results, not following the results of Klausura and Apertura in the playoff zone. But in 2015, he managed to become the winner of the regular season of Klausura and reach the final of Ligilla, where after a guest defeat with a score of 0-3 from Dorados de Sinaloa , Atlético San Luis managed to win only a minimal victory in the return match. According to the results of Aperture 2015, the club again failed to break into the playoff zone.
In the Mexico Cup draws, as of the end of 2015, Atletico San Luis had not yet been able to leave the group.
Rivalry
Atletico San Luis inherited from the Club of San Luis and its most important rival, the club Queretaro Examples. The fights between these two opponents are known as the “Clasico Center” ( Spanish Clásico del Centro ). As of the end of 2015, the two teams did not intersect in the championship, having spent 4 fights between themselves in the Mexican Cup: three times the success was celebrated by Queretaro, and once won by Atletico San Luis. All 4 matches ended with a difference of 1 goal.
Titles
- Second Division Champion ( Assenso ) (1): 2018/19
Head Coaches
- Miguel Fuentes (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014)
- Flavio Davino (May 12 - November 20, 2014)
- Raul Arias (January 1 - November 19, 2015)
- Carlos Bustos (January 1, 2016 - May 4, 2016)
- Salvador Reyes de la Peña (May 4, 2016 - present)
Links
- Official site of the football club Atletico San Luis (Spanish)
- Club profile on soccerway.com
- Club official profile on facebook.com (inaccessible link) (Spanish)
- Club official profile on twitter.com (Spanish)