The 2009–10 Spanish football season is FC Cartagena's first season ever in Liga Adelante.
Trophies Balance
CategoryTrophyStarted roundFirst matchResultLast match Friendly TrophyCarabela de Plata Trophy Final August 13, 2009 Winner August 13, 2009Trofeo Costa Cálida Group Stage August 16, 2009 Winner August 16, 2009 Competitive Liga Adelante — August 29, 2009 5th June 19, 2010 Copa del Rey Second Round September 2, 2009 Third Round October 7, 2009
Summer Transfers
In
PlayerFromFee Santi Santos Cultural Leonesa Free Víctor Real Valladolid Tonino Alcoyano Rafael Clavero Tenerife Javi Casas Athletic Bilbao Antonio Longás FC Barcelona B Unai Expósito Hércules Chus Herrero Real Zaragoza Ánder Lafuente Granada CF Pablo Ruiz Córdoba Quique De Lucas Real Murcia Pascal Cygan Villarreal CF Alberto Quintero Torrellano CF Toché Albacete
Out
PlayerNew Team Nano González Cádiz Juan Viyuela Alicante Armando FC Barcelona B Leo Gómez Cartagena FC Mena Real Jaén Raúl Aguilar AD Ceuta Juan Cabrejo Cerceda
Loan in
PlayerFrom Óscar Sielva RCD Espanyol
Loan end
PlayerReturns to Carlos Carmona RCD Mallorca Miquel Roqué Liverpool Reserves and AcademyLiverpool F.C. sold him to Real Betis, in which B team is currently playing Addison Hércules
Winter Transfers
In
PlayerFromFee Juan Diego González-Vigil Alianza Lima Free Juan Carlos Moreno Numancia
Out
PlayerNew TeamFee Santi Santos Cultural Leonesa Free Juan Pablo Valencia Mestalla
Loan in
PlayerFrom Franck Signorino Getafe Xabier Etxeita Athletic Bilbao Javier Ángel Balboa Benfica
Loan end
PlayerTeam Óscar Sielva RCD Espanyol
Current squad
Match results
All times are in CET/CEST
Pre-season
Friendly matches
Carabela de Plata Trophy
Trofeo Costa Cálida This edition was celebrated in San Javier.
Team FC Cartagena211020+24 Villajoyosa20200002 Mar Menor201102−21
Liga Adelante
Matchday123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142Result againstGIRRYVRUNCASBETVilBCÁDCELELCLPARMUNÀSRSOSDHNUMSALLEVCÓRHÉRRHUALBGIRRYVRUNCASBETVilBCÁDCELELCLPARMUNÀSRSOSDHNUMSALLEVCÓRHÉRRHUALBVenueAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHPosition7 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 3 35 3 34 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 344 3 2 34 3 3 355555 Goal Average (useful in case of tie) Won Won Won Won Lost D Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won D Lost Lost Won Lost D Lost
All Home Away Pts W D L F A Dif. W D L F A W D L F A 5FC Cartagena65181113594811105634278672521 Promoted to Liga BBVA 2010–11Relegated to Segunda División B 2010–11Biggest win Home Away 31 October 2009Matchday 10v. UD Las Palmas4 – 1 November 8, 2009Matchday 11v. Real Murcia1 – 4 30 January 2010Matchday 22v. Girona 12 March 2010Matchday 28v.Biggest loss Home Away 19 June 2010Matchday 42v. 0 – 4 10 January 2010Matchday 19v. Hércules2 – 0
Copa del Rey
Second Round
Third Round
Others
El Derbi de la Región de Murcia
This is the name which receives the match played between Real Murcia and FC Cartagena, because it is a match between two teams of the same autonomous community (Región de Murcia) that is played by the first time in the history with these team's names, because some derbis were played in Segunda División B when FC Cartagena was Cartagonova CF (the last one was in the 1999–2000 season).
In the first match of this season, FC Cartagena beat for 1–4, the biggest win away for the club cartagenero.
In second match, FC Cartagena confirms its aspirations of promotion to Liga BBVA qualifying second and Real Murcia remains debilitated in the middle-low positions of the table.
Notes
1: Costa Cálida is a triangular trophy.
2: Neutral venue.
3: The team that wins this variable ranked ahead of another with the same points but lost on goal average. If the goal average is drawn between two or more teams and, at the end of the season these teams have the same points, the overall Liga Adelante's goal average prevails over this goal average.
4: As Murcia press assured during the week, the referee had made a mistake drafting the report and writing the goal scorers because he wrote that the first goal scorer for Castellón scored first and was an alternate who was on the bench (Pol Bueso), and that the FC Cartagena's second goal was an own goal scored by César Martín fifteen minutes later than it really was. For the Liga Adelante's official goals account, the goals were scored by the players that here appear.
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