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Once Municipal
Full name	Once Municipal
Nickname(s)	Canarios
Founded	20, August, 1945
Ground	Estadio Simeón Magaña, Ahuachapán, El Salvador (Capacity 5,000)
Chairman	Adalid Magaña
Manager	TBA
League	Primera División de Fútbol Profesional
Apertura 2007	10th
Home colours 　 Away colours

Once Municipal or 11 Municipal is a Salvadoran football club from Ahuachapán, El Salvador. They were relegated from Primera División de Fútbol Profesional in the 2008 Clasura season and will compete in the Segunda División de Fútbol Profesional in the 2008/2009 season.

The club won its first league championship during the 1948-49 season.

The club won its latest championship in the 2006 season.

Contents 1 Honours 1.1 Colors and nickname 2 Shirt Sponsorship 2.1 Shirt Manufacturer 2.2 Sponsors 3 Current squad 3.1 Squad Changes for the Clausura 2008 4 Notable players 5 Notable Coaches 5.1 1940s 5.2 1970s 5.3 2000s 5.4 External links

[edit] Honours

Primera División de Fútbol Profesional

• Winners (2): 1948-49,2006 season

[edit] Colors and nickname

The team's colors are Yellow,white and blue. The home jerseys are yellow shirt and shorts with blue socks, the away jerseys are blue shirts and yellow socks. The nickname given to once municipal is Canarios which is a reference to their mascot.

[edit] Shirt Sponsorship

[edit] Shirt Manufacturer

• Front milán and genfar

[edit] Sponsors

• Tigo
• pilsener
• la geo
• Canal 4

[edit] Current squad

As of Clausura 2008:

No. Position Player 1 GK José Luis González 2 DF Luis Alejandro Vázquez 3 DF Ernesto Noel Aquino 4 DF Mauricio Edgardo Artero 5 MF Carlos Abraham Cañadas 6 MF Diego Alberto Monzón Calvillo 7 MF Edwin Ernesto Orellana 8 MF Carlos Daniel Escalante 9 FW Javier Angulo 10 MF Adonay Martínez 11 MF Mario Pablo Quintanilla 12 FW Hector Anibal Avalos Tobar 13 FW Dimas 14 DF Christian Christopher Blanco

No. Position Player 15 FW José René Alavarado Blanco 16 MF Jesús Albeño Estrada 18 MF Mauricio Rodolfo Castaneda 19 MF Jorge Luis Morán 20 DF Mario Elias Guevara 21 DF Ladislao Nerio 22 GK Will Canizales Romero 23 MF Nelsón Antonio Nerio 24 DF Jhonnatan Alexander Zepeda 25 GK Edwin Alonso Driotis Garcia

[edit] Squad Changes for the Clausura 2008

In:

• Dimas - Transferred from Cetatea Suceava
• Carlos Escalante - Transferred from J. Independiente
• Moisés Cuero - Transferred from Deportivo Azogues
• Javier Angulo -Transferred from Liga Porto Viejo
• Ladislao Esau Nerio - Transferred from Alianza F.C.

Out:

• Jairo Hurtado Izquierda- Transferred to C.D. FAS
• Elias Bladimir Montes - Transferred to Atlético Marte

[edit] Notable players

El Salvador: Mario Elias Guevara (2006-) Ronald Pimentel (2004-2007) Rafael Ernesto Barrientos (2006-2007) Jorge Cañas Diego Mejia (2004-2006) Julio Bazooka Corado Héctor Batres (1951-59) José Quintanilla Julio “Merienda” Olivares Salvador Castillo Ladislao Nerio Panama Anel Canales (2005) Francisco Portillo (2006-07) Argentina Matias Horacio Milozzi (2006) Brazil Paulo Rodrigues Pedro Dacunha Dimas (Brazil)

Ghana James Owuso Ansah (2006) Honduras Ernesto Noel Aquino (2006-) Nigeria Agustine Tochukwu Nwoko Colombia Libardo Carbajal Orobio (2006) Jairo Hurtado Izquierda (2007) Costa Rica Carlos Bonilla (1948-49) Oswaldo Chávez (1948-49) Guatemala Víctor Jaramillo

[edit] Notable Coaches

[edit] 1940s

• Armando Chacón

[edit] 1970s

• Jorge “Grillo” Roldán

[edit] 2000s

• Jorge Tupinambá Dos Santos (2001-2002)
• Nelson Ancheta
• Miguel Mansilla (2006)
• Hugo Coria (2007)

[edit] External links

• [1] (history and other information)
• Primera División de Fútbol Profesional Official website

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Águila | Alianza | Chalatenango | FAS | Firpo | Nejapa F.C. | Metapán | Once Municipal | San Salvador | Vista Hermosa
Former teams
ADET | C.D. Dragon |Independiente Nacional 1906 |Arcense |C.D. Atlético Balboa |C.D. Municipal Limeno
Year-long Tournament
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