List of UD Almería statistics

Almería playing against CA Osasuna in 2007, during its first season in La Liga

Unión Deportiva Almería (Spanish pronunciation: [uˈnjon deporˈtiβa alməˈrɪə]; English: Almería Sports Union), also known as Almería,[1] is a professional football club, based in Almería, Andalusia, Spain.

Founded in 1989 under the name of Almería Club de Fútbol, changed its name to the current in 2001.

Honours

Almería's bus during the promotion campaign in 2013.

UD Almería never won any major trophies, despite the club's precessor (AD Almería) did won a Segunda División title in the 1978–79 campaign, and won a Segunda División B trophy in the previous year.

Regional titles

  • Winners (1):
2014 – (2–1 UCAM Murcia)
  • Winners (2):
2012 – (3–1 Elche)
2015 – (1–0 Elche)
  • Winners (7):
2001 – (2–1 Alicante)
2002 – (1–1 (5–4 p.) Villarreal)
2003 – (5–0 Málaga)
2005 – (2–0 Nacional Uruguay)
2008 – (3–1 Betis)
2010 – (2–0 Granada)
2011 – (0–0 (3–1 p.) Villarreal)
Leonardo Ulloa is Almería's second-best goalscorer, with 48 goals.
  • Winners (1):
2011 – (3–0 Comarca de Níjar)
  • Winners (1):
2011 – (2–1 Cartagena)
  • Winners (1):
2009 – (2–0 Jaén)
  • Winners (1):
2007 – (1–0 Xerez)
  • Winners (1):
2007
Fernando Soriano is the only active player who appears in Almería's both appearance and goalscoring historical charts.
  • Winners (1):
2007 – (3–2 Málaga)
  • Winners (1):
2007
  • Winners (1):
2007

National titles

Statistics

Corona is the second player who most appeared for the Almería, playing in 276 matches.
Points obtained: 52
Points obtained: 80
Home:Almería 3 – Villarreal 0 (4 April 2009),[2] Almería 3 – Mallorca 1 (15 May 2011),[3] Almería 3 – Granada 0 (4 January 2014),[4] Almería 3 – Granada 0 (11 April 2015)[5]
Away:Sevilla 1 - Almería 4 (19 April 2008)[6]
Home: Almería 0 - Barcelona 8 (20 November 2010)[7][lower-roman 1]
Away: Real Madrid 8 – Almería 1 (21 May 2011)[8]

Overall seasons table in La Liga

Francisco is Almería's fourth all-time top scorer, with 45 goals.
Pos. Club Season In D1 Pl. W D L GS GA Dif. Pts Champion 2nd place 3rd place 4th place
38 Almería 6 228 62 56 110 244 366 -122 242 0 0 0 0

Last updated: 19 August 2015 [9]
Pos. = Position; Pl = Match played; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lost; GS = Goals Scored; GA = Goals Against; P = Points.
Colors: Gold = winner; Silver = runner-up.

Milestones

Most appearances and goals

Players in bold means that he still playing for the club.

As of 23 May 20151

Player Name Nat. Apps
1 Jose Ortiz Spain 338
2 Corona Spain 309
3 Soriano Spain 302
4 Santi Acasiete Peru 213
5 Albert Crusat Spain 212
6 Carlos Garcia Spain 208
7 Kalu Uche Nigeria 184
8 Esteban Navarro Spain 156
9 Francisco Spain 156
10 Esteban Spain 154

Player Name Nat. Gls
1 Raúl Sánchez Spain 57
2 Leonardo Ulloa Argentina 48
3 José Ortiz Spain 47
4 Francisco Spain 45
5 Soriano Spain 44
6 Kalu Uche Nigeria 40
7 Albert Crusat Spain 34
8 Álvaro Negredo Spain 32
9 Charles Brazil 32
10 Luna Spain 24

1 According to BDFutbol.[11]

Milestone goals in La Liga

Álvaro Negredo scored Almería's first goal in La Liga, back in 2007. He is also the club's top scorer in the main category, with 32 goals.
Goal Number Date Player Match & result Scored
1
26/08/2007 Spain Álvaro Negredo Deportivo La Coruña 0 – UDA 3 0 – 1
50
05/10/2008 Getafe 2 – UDA 2 2 – 1
100
05/12/2009 Spain Fernando Soriano Real Madrid 4 – UDA 2 1 – 1
200
20/04/2014 Spain Óscar Díaz UDA 2 – Celta Vigo 4 2 – 4

See also

Footnotes

  1. It was also La Liga's biggest win from an away team in the whole history.

References

External links

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