| Clubname: | CP Sarrià |
| Fullname: | Centre Parroquial Sant Vicenç de Sarrià (football section) |
| Nickname: | Cepe |
| Founded: | 1952 |
| Ground: | Municipal de Can Caralleu |
| Capacity: | 300 |
| Chairman: | Josep Calderó |
| Manager: | Erec Irisarri |
| League: | Segona Catalana |
| Season: | 2019–20 |
| Position: | Segona Catalana (G2), 15th |
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CP Sarrià is the football section of Sant Vicenç de Sarrià Parish Center, created in 1952. It is currently the most veteran and representative football entity in the old town of Sarrià, the current district of Barcelona. The first team plays in Segona Catalana, Gr. 2, 6th tier of the Spanish football league system. It has around 24 base teams of football.[1]
The most outstanding sporting milestone of the team was the 30 August 2014, with the dispute of final of Copa Catalunya Amateur against CE Manresa, but lost 3–0.[2]
The vicar of Sant Vicenç de Sarrià Parish Center proposed to the future president of the football section, Josep Calderó (Pitu), to create a children's football team. Then in October 1952 the Catalan Football Federation approved the statutes of the club as a football section of Parish Center.[3]
The team has always played in territorial categories and has not had the power of other neighborhood clubs in the city, as it always lived in the shadow of the RCD Espanyol when it played in the Sarrià Stadium until 1997.
The club has only one president since the foundation: Josep Calderó Calopa, who has held office since he was 17 years old.[4]
The team plays the matches at Municipal de Can Caralleu. He has enjoyed artificial turf since 1999 and all his grassroots football teams also play there.[5]
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