Guadalajara /
In the Heights of Jalisco there will be soccer of the Expansion League with the confirmation of Tepatitlán FC, team in which red and black blood runs as it belongs to former partners of the Atlas: Víctor Flores Cosío and Carlos Javier Martín del Campo.
76 kilometers from Guadalajara, which would be just over an hour by land, this table he won the chance to participate in this league to be the first place of the tournament in the Premier League and the team is led by Francisco Ramírez, former technical assistant to Ricardo Antonio La Volpe and who has just been renewed.
This is our new identity, we are ready to fight, put the claw and the heart in this new challenge. ????????
Let’s walk together like TEPATITLÁN FC
Let’s shout proudly SomosAlteños! ???????? pic.twitter.com/HlYKrEXeNS– Properitlán FC (@TepatitlanFC) June 16, 2020
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The board is made up of Martín del Campo as CEO, Flores Cosío as president and Alejandro Martín del Campo as vice president, after in 2018 they bought the franchise from the previous owners.
Both Flores Cosío and Martín del Campo have First Division experience, since the second he was president of the 2009 Atlas to 2013 and the first was its vice president.
Ready schedule
Los Alteños, as is the nickname of the franchise They will play at home on Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Tepa Gómez Stadium, which has a capacity for almost 10 thousand spectators between seats and boxes and this property is located 5 blocks from the center of Tepatitlán. In the complex there are fronton courts, a sports unit and a fire station.
He “Tepa” Gómez’s lawn has an artificial surface, but complies with FIFA requirements. Tepatitlán de Morelos is the headquarters of this Alternate painting and in the “Pearl of the Heights” and has a population of just over 150 thousand people.
Tepatitlán FC was born in 1974 and in 2018 he won his promotion to Ascenso MX by defeating Loros de Colima, however he did not rise in category for not being certified.
In addition to modifications to the stadium, Los Alteños changed their names to be able to play in the Development League, leaving behind the Tepatitlán de Morelos Sports Club, and they also did the same with the coat of arms that was the city’s coat of arms.
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