Alcorcon Club details

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Municipal Santo Domingo

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Manager

Cristobal Parralo

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Alcorcon	19	11	5	3
Deportivo	31	5	17	9

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Current Squad

NA Tito Carrillo (G)
NA Daniel Hernandez Sevilla (G)
1 Dani Jimenez Lopez (G)
13 Raul (G)
30 Betancort (G)
31 Ximo Miralles (G)
38 Alonso (G)
40 Adrian Perez (G)
NA Sergio (D)
NA Alberto Serran (D)
2 Laure (D)
3 David Navarro (D)
3 Hector Rodas (D)
4 Esteban Burgos (D)
16 Carlos Bellvis (D)
17 Felipe Alfonso Criado (D)
19 David Fernandez (D)
19 Mikel Iribas (D)
20 Hugo Alvarez (D)
22 Ramiro Mayor Ruiz (D)
22 Nelson (D)
26 Carlos Parra (D)
27 Gonzalo Guijarro (D)
33 Aly Abeid (D)
37 Stephane Serbourdin Cruz (D)
NA Beni (M)
NA Dani Benitez (M)
NA Fernando Sales (M)
NA Jaime (M)
NA Guillermo Mendez (M)
5 Jon Errasti (M)
5 Razvan Ochirosii (M)
6 Alberto Escassi (M)
6 Manolin (M)
6 Daniel Toribio (M)
7 Borja Dominguez (M)
8 Albert Dorca (M)
8 Ruben Sanz (M)
10 Nono (M)
11 Dani (M)
12 Bobley Anderson (M)
14 Eddy (M)
15 Foued Kadir (M)
18 Alvaro Pena (M)
20 David Gonzalez (M)
22 Jaime Gavilan (M)
23 Sergio (M)
28 David Mayoral (M)
28 Jorge Rico (M)
28 Raul Sanchez (M)
33 Pablo Martinez (M)
NA Arnal (F)
NA Chema Moreno (F)
NA Jesus (F)
NA Marc Nierga (F)
9 Jonathan Pereira (F)
14 Borja Lazaro (F)
15 Juan Munoz (F)
18 Victor (F)
21 Marco Sangalli (F)
23 Borja Galan (F)
24 Asdrubal (F)
31 Jacobo Alcalde (F)
40 Jacobo Gonzalez (F)
41 Oscar Arribas Pasero (F)
NA Fernando Roman Alvarez (NA)

Alcorcon in Spanish Segunda Division

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Malaga	18	11	2	5	+9	35
2	Granada	17	10	4	3	+13	34
3	Alcorcon	17	10	3	4	+11	33
4	Deportivo	17	8	8	1	+16	32
5	Albacete	17	8	7	2	+10	31

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