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[1] Wikipedia - C.D. Tulancingo
Club Deportivo Tulancingo is a Mexican professional football team based in Tulancingo, Hidalgo that is currently playing in the Liga Premier de México since the 2022–23 season.
History
Football has been a popular sport in Tulancingo, highlighting the FC Satélites and Titanes de Tulancingo clubs, the latter team winning the Serie A de México twice. However, no team has been able to establish itself for a long time in the city.
In May 2022, the C.D. Tulancingo to try to recover sports representation in the city. It was announced that they would seek to establish two teams, one in the Liga Premier de México and the other in the Liga TDP.
The team was accepted into the Liga Premier on July 1, 2022, its integration into Group 2 of Serie A was announced on July 12.
In the two tournaments of the 2022-23 season, Tulancingo had a poor to regular performance, in the Apertura 2022 tournament the team only got six points while in the Clausura 2023 they added 13, although they failed to attract enough local fans for their matches.
In July 2023, the team announced its departure from the city of Tulancingo after being relocated to Serie B de México. However, the club failed to find a suitable new city for its matches, so it went on hiatus for the 2023–24 season.
Le club a été fondé en 1954 sous le nom de Club Deportivo Tulancingo. Il a joué dans la Segunda División pendant la majeure partie de son histoire, mais a connu quelques brèves périodes dans la Primera División, la première division mexicaine.
La meilleure saison de Tulancingo a été en 1975-1976, lorsqu'il a terminé troisième de la Primera División. Le club a également remporté la Copa México en 1954 et la Segunda División en 1966-1967 et 1970-1971.
Tulancingo est connu pour ses jeunes talents et son stade, l'Estadio Primero de Mayo, qui a une capacité de 15 000 spectateurs. Le club est surnommé "Los Coyotes" (les coyotes) en raison de l'abondance de ces animaux dans la région de Tulancingo.