C.S. Marítimo C Explained

Clubname:C.S. Marítimo C
Fullname:Club Sport Marítimo C
Nickname:Os Verde-Rubros
(The Green-and-Red)
Os Leões
(The Lions)
Founded:2012
Dissolved:2018
Ground:Campo da Imaculada Conceição, Funchal
Capacity:1,824
Chairman:Carlos Pereira
League:MFA Divisão de Honra
Season:2017–18
Position:4th
Website:http://www.csmaritimo.org.pt/
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Club Sport Marítimo C was a Portuguese football club that played in the MFA Divisão de Honra. It was the second reserve team of Marítimo along with Marítimo B and played home games at the Campo da Imaculada Conceição in Funchal, Madeira.[1]

Founded in 2012, the team played in the 4th tier district leagues until 2018 when it was dissolved and replaced with the newly established Marítimo U23 team. The team won the Taça da Madeira in 2018.

Notable former players

Honours

Winners: 2018

Runners-up: 2017

Runners Up: 2017

Season statistics

SeasonDivisionPosPldWDLGFGAPtsTop league scorerGoalsTaça da Madeira
2012–13MFA Divisão de Honra418846313128Nuno Andrade8QF
2013–14MFA Divisão de Honra622958393732QF
2014–15Campeonato de Portugal – Serie D418738201924Elton Ramos5
2015–16MFA Divisão de Honra622859342729SF
2016–17MFA Divisão de Honra3221174472740align=center style="background:silver;"RU
2017–18MFA Divisão de Honra4221075412237align=center style="background:gold;"W

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Marítimo C . Zerozero.pt . 10 February 2021.