CP Granada 74

Club Polideportivo Granada 74 is a Spanish football club based in Granada, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Founded in 1974, it last played in Tercera División, holding home games at Ciudad Deportiva Granada 92, with a capacity of 16,200 spectators.

This article is about the club founded in 1974. For the club which relocated to Granada in 2009, see Granada 74 CF.
Not to be confused with Granada CF.
Granada 74
Full nameClub Polideportivo Granada 74
Founded1974
GroundGranada 92,
Granada, Andalusia,
Spain
Capacity5.000
Chairman Carlos Marsá
LeagueNot registered
2008–093ª - Group 9, 18th

History

Granada 74 was founded in 1974 in the neighborhood of La Chana. After 21 years, it first competed in the fourth division, in a spell that would last one full decade.

At the end of the 2006–07 season, CP Granada returned from the regional leagues in Andalusia. However, after the relocation of second level club Ciudad de Murcia to Granada, with that team being renamed Granada 74 CF,[1] it was announced that CP Granada 74 would become the new club's reserve team.[2] The relocated Granada team ceased to operate in 2009, leaving the original team to become the senior side once again.

Season to season
Season Division Place Copa del Rey
from 74-75 Regional —
to 94-95 Regional —
1995/96 3ª 8th
1996/97 3ª 10th
1997/98 3ª 3rd
1998/99 3ª 8th
1999/00 3ª 6th
2000/01 3ª 4th
2001/02 3ª 5th
Season Division Place Copa del Rey
2002/03 3ª 1st
2003/04 3ª 3rd First round
2004/05 3ª 19th
2005/06 Regional —
2006/07 Regional —
2007/08 3ª 11th
First round
2008/09 3ª 18th
2009/10 Not played —
2010/11 Not played —
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References
  1. El Ciudad de Murcia se traslada a Granada (Ciudad de Murcia moves to Granada); El Mundo, 6 June 2007 (in Spanish)
  2. El Ciudad de Murcia vende su plaza en Segunda al Granada (Ciudad de Murcia sells Segunda berth to Granada); El País, 6 June 2007 (in Spanish)
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