Center d'Esports Sabadell Football Club

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The Centre d'Esports Sabadell Futbol Club is a football club based in the Nova Creu Alta stadium in the city of Sabadell, in the province of Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain). It was founded in 1903 and plays in group II of the First Federation, the third category of Spanish football. Its classic rival is the Tarrasa Fútbol Club due to the dispute between these two cities for being the regional capital of Vallés Occidental.

Among his sporting achievements are the second category Spanish championship in 1913, the Federation Cup in 2000, a runner-up in the Copa del Rey in 1935 and the Catalonia Cup in 2016. He has played 14 seasons in the First Division of Spain.

It occupies the third position in the historical classification of football clubs in Catalonia, behind RCD Espanyol and FC Barcelona. Nationally it occupies position No. 28.

History

See also: Annex:Trayectoria del Centre d'Esports Sabadell Futbol Club

In 1901 Joan Saus and Quim Saus, brothers from Sabadell, created the Centre d'Esports Sabadell, which was not legalized until June 5, 1906, although the founding act itself stated points out that the club was already organized since 1903.

Their first matches were played on a grass field, in the Prat de Sant Oleguer. On June 3, 1906, he inaugurated the stadium in the Creu Alta neighborhood, with a 1-4 defeat against Club X, which eventually became RCD Español. Later, in 1912, the first match played in Spain with artificial light would be played in that venue.

In their first uniforms, Sabadell wore a blue and white shirt with vertical stripes, the pants being white. It would not be until 1913 when he adopted the classic harlequin shirt. That same year he achieved his first sporting successes: he was runner-up in the second-category Catalan Championship —equivalent to the Catalan Second Division— at a time when the Spanish league did not yet exist, and different regional championships were disputed. FC Internacional, current champion, resigned from participating in the second-category Spanish championship and this led CE Sabadell to agree to play said competition as second place, managing to reach the final. This final was played against Cardenal Cisneros from Madrid, and up to four games were played in the capital. Cardenal Cisneros did not show up for the fifth match citing exhaustion, which led Sabadell to their first national title as second-category Spanish champions. Some of the protagonists of that triumph were; Saus, Aragay, Casas, Giravent, Seligrat, Cabané, Monistrol and Trabal.

Since 1967, it has played its matches at the "Nova Creu Alta" stadium. Sabadell, chaired by Mr. Ricart Rossón, inaugurated its new stadium, the "Nova Creu Alta" on August 20 of that year. It was baptized with a 1-0 victory over FC Barcelona, a goal by Josep Maria Vall de Seligrat. Outstanding Sabadell players at that time were: Pedro Zaballa, Juan Seminario, Ramón Montesinos, José Luis Romero and Luis Vidal.

The 1933/34 season achieved its first great success in the absolute category, the Catalan Football Championship, which at that time was a highly prestigious tournament, since only its champions could compete in the Spanish Cup, the main title of the Spanish football until the creation of the league in 1929. He played a total of 16 games, winning 15 of them and drawing only one, scoring 83 goals and conceding only 15, obtaining a total of 31 points. The following year, he came to play in the final of the Spanish Cup, which he lost to Sevilla Fútbol Club by 0-3, at the Chamartín Stadium in Madrid.

Its first presence in the First Division of Spain took place in the 1943-1944 season, in which it obtained a worthy ninth position. In the 1946-1947 season they achieved a creditable fifth place, just behind FC Barcelona and ahead of Real Madrid. But his best result was achieved in the 1968-1969 season when, in a 16-team competition, he finished fourth, behind FC Barcelona and ahead of Valencia CF, and qualified to play in the Fairs Cup (precedent of which was the UEFA Cup, current Europa League) of the following season, in which he was eliminated against Club Bruges KV of Belgium in the first round (2-0 and 1-5).

Its last presence in the Spanish First Division dates from 1986 to 1988, between which it participated in two seasons. In 1991 it became a Sports Public Limited Company.

The 1992-1993 season they were relegated to the Spanish Second Division B on their own merits, and due to financial problems they ended up playing in the Third Division the following season, in which they were league champions, ascending to the Second Division B. After 12 consecutive seasons In the Spanish Second Division B in the 2005-2006 season, they were relegated to the Third Division in which they played in their 5th group. On June 24, 2007, he consummated his return to the Spanish Second Division B in a single season, which he achieved by eliminating Caudal Deportivo de Mieres, (champion of the Asturian group of the Spanish third division), in the second promotion round for one result. 5-0 aggregate in the two games. Winning in his stadium of the "Nova Creu Alta" by a resounding 4-0, and in the second leg played at the Hermanos Antuña de Mieres stadium by 0-1.

In the 2010-2011 season and after winning group III of the Spanish Second Division B, they were promoted to the Second Division after drawing in the "Nova Creu Alta" from Sabadell to 0 against SD Eibar, champion of group II of the Spanish second division B, a team that they would end up defeating in the Ipurúa stadium thanks to the double value of the goals in the opposite field (1-1). CE Sabadell thus returned, after 18 years, to the Spanish Second Division.

Sabadell, led by Lluís Carreras, was promoted to Second Division A on May 28, 2011 after beating Éibar by the away goal rule. In June 2011, the Catalan entity confirmed the renewal of the coach to face the return to the silver category 18 years later in the 2011/12 season.

On May 8, 2012, the renewal of the coach for another year with Sabadell was announced. For its part, the team sealed its permanence in Second Division by beating Almería on matchday 39. In the 2012-13 season, the harlequin ensemble once again achieved salvation.

During that campaign, a Japanese investment group took control of the entity by acquiring the majority of its shares, Keisuke Sakamoto becoming the president of Sabadell. Javi Salamero was hired as a new coach. However, the team did not have a good start to the League, and the Aragonese coach was fired after adding 15 points in the same number of games. He replaces his assistant Miquel Olmo, who manages to change the dynamics of the team, ensuring permanence and even having options to enter the "play-off"; of ascent in the last day.

On November 24, 2014, after adding 14 points in as many Second Division games, Miquel Olmo is dismissed and Álex García is hired as the new coach to get out of the relegation places. He miserably fails in his mission and leaves the team in relegation places. On February 10, 2015, he is replaced by Juan Carlos Mandiá, who manages to instill some improvement in the game and the team's results, although he fails to straighten the course and finally falls dramatically.

The return of Sabadell to Second B in the 2015/16 season implied the total dismantling of the squad and the arrival of a new coach, Miguel Álvarez. This return to the bronze category is not very promising, since they have maintained the disastrous baggage of away points that cost them relegation during the previous season, and missed key games at home that place them virtually out of the playoffs. off for the remainder of the season. The rout of Japanese shareholders and the announcement of a possible bankruptcy in April 2016 call into question the institutional and economic situation of the club, as well as its future in the medium/long term.

In 2017, he hired technical director Antonio "Toni" Seligrat, son of Vall de Seligrat.

The 2018-19 season was chaotic on a sporting level, and the club was saved on the last day of the league in Olot (with 1,700 harlequin fans in the stands) under the tutelage of Antonio Hidalgo Morilla as head coach and Juvenal Edjogo as second coach.

In August 2019, the Club announced a historic agreement with a group of international investors. This agreement guarantees institutional and financial stability, and provides the necessary resources to undertake the long-awaited return to 2nd A

Party disputed between the Cultural Leonesa and the Sabadell.

The Club manages to return to the Second Division of Spain on July 26, 2020, after beating Fútbol Club Barcelona "B" in the play-off final, held at the Estadio Municipal de Marbella.

In the 2020-21 season (the return to the Second Division of Spain), the club is 1 point away from salvation, and is relegated to 1RFEF

In the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons, the Club remains in 1RFEF

Historical trajectory

Year by year

Season	Division	Post	Copa del Rey
1930-31	3. a	2.	2.a Round
1931-32	3. a	1.o
1932-33	3. a	2.

Season	Division	Post	President's Cup
1933-34	2. a	9.	1.a Round
1934-35	2. a	2.	Subfield (3–0 v. Seville FC)
1935-36	2. a	5.o

Season	Division	Post	Copa del Generalísimo
1939-40	2. a	2.
1940-41	2. a	9.	1.a Round
1941-42	2. a	1.o	1.a Round
1942-43	2. a	2.	1.a Round
1943-44	1. a	9.	Final rooms
1944-45	1. a	13.	1.a Round
1945-46	2. a	1.o	1.a Round
1946-47	1. a	5.o	Final rooms
1947-48	1. a	12.	6.a Round
1948-49	1. a	14.o	4.a Round
1949-50	2. a	6.o	2.a Round
1950-51	2. a	3.o
1951-52	2. a	4.o
1952-53	2. a	11.	1.a Round
1953-54	2. a	6.o
1954-55	2. a	10.
1955-56	2. a	5.o
1956-57	2. a	2.
1957-58	2. a	2.
1958-59	2. a	2.	1.a Round
1959-60	2. a	7.	2.a Round
1960-61	2. a	6.o	1.a Round
1961-62	2. a	8.	2.a Round
1962-63	2. a	16.	1.a Round
1963-64	3. a	1.o
1964-65	2. a	2.	1.a Round
1965-66	1. a	14.o	Final rooms
1966-67	1. a	8.	2.a Round
1967-68	1. a	12.	2.a Round
1968-69	1. a	4.o	1.a Round
1969-70	1. a	13.	Final rooms
1970-71	1. a	13.	5.a Round
1971-72	1. a	18.	4.a Round
1972-73	2. a	12.	5.a Round
1973-74	2. a	15.	Final Octavos
1974-75	2. a	19.	4.a Round
1975-76	3. a	6.o	2.a Round

Season	Division	Post	Copa del Rey
1976-77	3. a	1.o	1.a Round
1977-78	2. a	6.o	4.a Round
1978-79	2. a	12.	1.a Round
1979-80	2. a	6.o	4.a Round
1980-81	2. a	7.	2.a Round
1981-82	2. a	11.	2.a Round
1982-83	2. a	18.	2.a Round
1983-84	2.aB	1.o	4.a Round
1984-85	2. a	4.o	Final Octavos
1985-86	2. a	2.	Final rooms
1986-87	1. a	15.	3.a Round
1987-88	1. a	19.	Final rooms
1988-89	2. a	13.	4.a Round
1989-90	2. a	7.	Final Octavos
1990-91	2. a	12.	4.a Round
1991-92	2. a	9.	4.a Round
1992-93	2. a	20.	5.a Round
1993-94	3. a	1.o	1.a Round
1994-95	2.aB	11.	2.a Round
1995-96	2.aB	16.
1996-97	2.aB	11.
1997-98	2.aB	11.
1998-99	2.aB	7.
1999-00	2.aB	13.
2000-01	2.aB	3.o
2001-02	2.aB	14.o	1.a Round
2002-03	2.aB	7.
2003-04	2.aB	16.	2.a Round
2004-05	2.aB	13.
2005-06	2.aB	18.
2006-07	3. a	3.o
2007-08	2.aB	14.o
2008-09	2.aB	4.o
2009-10	2.aB	10.	2.a Round
2010-11	2.aB	1.o
2011-12	2. a	19.	2.a Round
2012-13	2. a	16.	3.a Round
2013-14	2. a	9.	2.a Round
2014-15	2. a	Twenty-first	1/16 final
2015-16	2.aB	7.	1.a Round
2016-17	2.aB	15.
2017-18	2.aB	12.
2018-19	2.aB	12.
2019-20	2.aB	3.o
2020-21	2. a	19.	2.a Round
2021-22	First RFEF	8.	1.a Round
2022-23	First Fed.

Uniform

Evolution

1903

1916

1952

2002-03

2012-13

2014-15

2020-21

2021-22

Anthem

The club's official anthem is Honor to Sabadell, written by Lluís Papell with music by Adolf Cabané. However, between 1983 and 1991 the club used as its official anthem Semper endavant Sabadell, composed by Ramon Montlleó.

Letter of Honor to Sabadell

Cantem, cantem la joia indefinitely
de veure el Sabadell entre els millors
després d'uns anys de lluita decided
have assolit ressò nostres colors.
Alcem the aixi cup, ben high
in honor of Sabadell Football.
Ciutat aimada, que riu i canta
Donant goig i prestigi al joc mes bell.
Honor to the Sabadell!
I wear the nostre club sempre estimat!
Cantem, cantem to the club of so much history
forged amb tants neguits i tants afanys.
Lluitant per assolir aquesta glòria
that ens has portat 'esforç tants i tants anys.
Alcem the aixi cup, ben high
in honor of Sabadell Football.
Ciutat aimada, treballadora
ben units the month jove i the month vell.
Honor to the Sabadell!
I wear the nostre club sempre estimat!

Stadium

The club's stadium is called Nova Creu Alta. Located in Plaça Olimpia 1, it was inaugurated in August 1967.

With the start of the 2012-13 season, the Harlequin stadium underwent a remodeling to adapt to the regulations of the Professional Football League (LFP): lathes were installed at the access doors and also seats in all the stands, thus offering an unprecedented image of Nova Creu Alta, where for the first time in history, all members and fans can enjoy football sitting in seats. With the new look of the "temple" harlequinado, its capacity was reduced to 11,908 spectators.

Party against RCD Espanyol in 2013.

After the new promotion to the Second Division of Spain, the club is forced to make new reforms to Nova Creu Alta and thus comply with the new regulations of the Professional Football League (LFP), despite the fact that the club has already made its reforms in the season 2012-13, these have not been enough since the regulations have been changing during the subsequent years. These reforms include the total renovation of the lawn (after 20 years without changing it), replacement of the goals with more modern ones, the implementation of the VAR, supports for the VAR cameras, two new sports broadcasting rooms, an outdoor room to connect with the mobile teams that distribute the signal, setting up a warm-up area for the substitutes, expanding the benches, improvements in the visiting changing rooms and referee changing rooms, improvements in the press room, improvements in the anti-doping room, improvements in the control booths press, improvement in security, improvement in access for people with reduced mobility'. These series of improvements involves the club, asking the Professional Football League (LFP) that the first two days are not played at home or that in the first game, they play against a rival that played the Play-Off in the First Division of Spain.

Works Nova Creu Alta, general plan 2020-21.

Club details

First Division (LaLiga Santander): 14 (last 1987-88)
Second Division (LaLiga Smartbank): 44 (last 2020-21)
First RFEF Season: 2 (current)

♪ Because of the restructuring carried out by the Royal Spanish Federation of Football, the Second Division B Spanish ceases to exist, giving way to First Division RFEF with only 2 groups (of the 4 that existed in Second Division B Spanish). '

Seasons in 2.a B: 22 (last: 2019-20)
3.a: 8 (last: 2006-07)
First Division Historical Classification: 34°

Last season class

First RFEF (2021-22)

Pos	Equipment	POST	JUG	GAN	EMP	PER	GF	GC	Dif
8th	C.E. Sabadell FC	58	38	16	10	12	44	33	+11

Players and coaching staff

Principal level: Futbolistas del Centre d'Esports Sabadell Futbol Club

Principal level: Coaches of the Centre d'Esports Sabadell Futbol Club

Squad and coaching staff 2022-23

Players

Technical body

More used tactical scheme

N.o	Nac.	Pos.	Name	Age	Eq. provenance	Cont.	INT.
Porteros
1	Spain!	0BY	Sergi Puig	24 years	Pontifical Sports Society	2023
13	Spain!	0BY	Adrian Ortolá	29 years	KMSK Deinze	2023
25	Spain!	0BY	Carles Segura	22 years	Centro Parroquial San Cristóbal	2023
Defense
2	Spain!	1DEF	Pau Resta	21 years	Albacete Balompié	2024
3	Spain!	1DEF	Juanmi Carrion	25 years	Real Avilés	2024
4	Spain!	1DEF	César Morgado	30 years	Badajoz Sports Club	2023
5	Spain!	1DEF	Guillem Molina	23 years	Valencia Club de Fútbol Mestalla	2023
14	Kenya!	1DEF	Ismael Athuman	28 years	Real Murcia Club of Football	2023	Absolute
15	Spain!	1DEF	Ricard Pujol	25 years	Pontifical Sports Society	2025
21	Spain!	1DEF	Adam Gurdiel	29 years	Sports Linares	2023
27	Spain!	1DEF	Marc Vargas	21 years	quarry	2023
Midfielders
7	Equatorial Guinea!	2MED	Joanet López	24 years	Club Lleida Esportiu	2023	Absolute
8	Spain!	2MED	Alex Gualda	25 years	Club Deportivo Tudelano	2023
19	Spain!	2MED	Armando Corbalán	29 years	UCAM Murcia C. F.	2024
20	Spain!	2MED	Raúl Baena	34 years	Kitchee SC	2024
26	Spain!	2MED	David Astals	21 years	quarry	2024
Delanteros
9	Senegal!	3OF THE	Moha Keita	23 years	Club Lleida Esportiu	2023
10	Spain!	3OF THE	Christian Herrera	29 years	C.F. Intercity	2024	Sub-17
11	Spain!	3OF THE	Christian Dieste	27 years	SD Formentera	2023
22	Spain!	3OF THE	Alberto Fernández	23 years	UCAM Murcia C. F.	2023	Sub-19
30	Ukraine!	3OF THE	Vladyslav Kopotun	23 years	quarry	2023

Cessions
N.o	Nac.	Pass.	Pos.	Name	N.	Age	Eq. provenance	Lost to

Coach(s) Miquel Lladó Plana Deputy(s) Gerard Bofill Physical Preparer(s) David Ramos Rubio Guillem Casamayor Coach(s) of porters Jordi Cumellas Delegate(s) Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Physical therapist(s) Fidel Sust

Legend

Captain
Mission
quarry (club-trained)
Training (association-trained)
European passport
Aliens
Extracommunity without restriction
Lost to the club
Granted to another club
Discarded / No chip

Updated on 16 February 2023

Official web template

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Filials with participation Jaume Piñol (Debut on 27 August 2022) Marc Vargas (Debut on 11 September 2022)

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**High (20)**
Player	Proceedings	Status
Sergi Puig	Pontifical Sports Society	Free Player
Victor Vidal	Sociedad Deportiva Logroñés	Free Player
Carles Segura	Centro Parroquial San Cristóbal	Free Player
Juanmi Carrion	Real Avilés	Free Player
Eudald Vergés	Football Club Andorra	Free Player
Adam Gurdiel	Sports Linares	Free Player
PelayoSuárez	Sociedad Deportiva Logroñés	Free Player
Ismael Athuman	Real Murcia Club of Football	Free Player
Pau Resta	Albacete Balompié	Free Player
Alex Gualda	Club Deportivo Tudelano	Free Player
Joanet López	Club Lleida Esportiu	Free Player
Armando Corbalán	UCAM Murcia C. F.	Free Player
Alex Room	Girona Football Club	Player ceded for a season
Sergi García	Albacete Balompié	Player ceded for a season
Sergio Montero	Club Polideportivo El Ejido	Free Player
Moha Keita	Club Lleida Esportiu	Free Player
Juan Delgado	CD Ibiza	Free Player
Christian Dieste	SD Formentera	Free Player
Alberto Fernández	UCAM Murcia C. F.	Free Player
Pau Victor	Girona Football Club	Player ceded for a season

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**Lows (22)**
Player	Destination	Notes
Kike Royo	Badajoz Sports Club	Termination of contract
Emilio Bernad	Valencia Club de Fútbol Mestalla	Termination of contract
Leal Froilán	Unió Esportiva Costa Brava	Termination of contract
Teo Quintero	KMSK Deinze	Termination of contract
Gassama	FC Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy	Termination of contract
Dani Sánchez	Club Deportivo Numancia de Soria	Termination of contract
Diego Caballo	Sydney Football Club	Termination of contract
Óscar Rubio	Club Lleida Esportiu	Termination of contract
Iago Indias	CD Castellón	Termination of contract
Aleix Coch	CF Fuenlabrada	Termination of contract
Joseba Muguruza	Cultural and Deportiva Leonesa	Termination of contract
Facundo García	Leganese Sports Club	Finalization of assignment
Aaron King	Club Gimnàstic de Tarragona	Termination of contract
Ramón Folch	He joined Sportiva Cornellà	Letter of liberty
Xavier Boniquet	Sociedad Deportiva Logroñés	Termination of contract
Suitcase	Real Murcia Club of Football	Termination of contract
Alex "Kaxe" Aizpuru	SD Ponferradina	Finalization of assignment
Néstor Querol	Cultural and Deportiva Leonesa	Termination of contract
Alfred Planas	EU Cornellà	Termination of contract
Jacobo González	FC Andorra	Contract termination
Dopi	Real Club Recreativo de Huelva	Termination of contract
Moha Ezzarfani	Club Deportivo Tudelano	Termination of contract

**Renovations (01)**
Player	Position	Till	Notes
David Astals		30 June 2023	Renovated for a more season

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**Highs (04)**
Player	Proceedings	Status
Adrian Ortolá	KMSK Deinze	Free Player
Pujol	Pontifical Sports Society	Free Player
Babe	Kitchee SC	Free Player
Christian Herrera	C.F. Intercity	Free Player

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**Lows (05)**
Player	Destination	Notes
Victor Vidal	No equipment	Termination of contract
Pelayo Suárez	Club of Football Rayo Majadahonda	Termination of contract
Eudald Vergés	FC Andorra	Termination of contract assignment
Sergio Montero	Sociedad Cultural y Recreativa Peña Deportiva Santa Eulalia	Termination of contract
Juan Delgado	Club de Fútbol La Nucía	Termination of contract

**Renovations (00)**
Player	Position	Till	Notes

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Player	Position	Till	Destination	Notes

Players with the most caps in the Spanish First Division

Pepe Martínez: 151
Isidro Sánchez: 142
Ramón Montesinos: 142
Ramon de Pablo Marañón: 140
Pini: 138
Josep Palau: 115
Joaquim Navarro: 103
Lluís Múñoz: 100
Antonio Vázquez: 92
Alberto Arnal: 86
Manuel Pallàs: 85
Ricard Pujol: 81

Top scorers in the Spanish First Division

Antonio Vázquez: 35
Manuel Pallas: 27
Josep Palau: 26
Antonio Sangradr: 23
Juan del Pino: 24
José Luis Garzón: 21
Josep Antoni Noya: 15
Josep Maria Vall: 15
Ramon de Pablo Marañón: 15
Juli Gonzalvo: 14
Benjamin Telechea: 12
Periko Alonso: 12

Honours of Prizes

National tournaments

Second Category Spanish Cup (1): 1913
RFEF Cup (1): 1999-00
Second Division League (2): 1942-43, 1945-46
League of Second Division B (2): 1983-84, 2010-11
Spanish Third Division League (3): 1931-32, 1963-64, 1976-77
Third Division Group V (1): 1993-94
Spanish Cup Champion: 1935
Spanish Second Division subfield (5): 1939-40, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1985-86
Spanish Third Division subfield (2): 1930-31, 1932-33

Regional tournaments

Catalonia Cup (1): 2015-16
Catalonia Championship (1): 1933-34
Second category Catalonia Championship (3): 1912-13, 1913-14, 1929-30
Cup Junior Champion in 1990-91

Friendly tournaments

Trofeo Nostra Catalunya: (5) 1978, 1979, 1988, 1989, 1990
Trofeo Nostra Catalunya subfield in 1980, 1984
Trophy City of Albacete(1) 1976
Trophy City of Gandy(1) 1992
Trofeo Gaspar Matas: (1) 2000
Trofeo Villa de Gracia: (1) 2009

Sabadell in Europe

Season	Competition	Round	Country	Club	Results
1969-70	Fair Cup	1R		Club Brugge	2-0, 1-5

1R = first round

Subsidiary

Main article: Centre d'Esports Sabadell F.C. "B"

The CE Sabadell B is the club's subsidiary team. It was founded in 1969 and after its dissolution, it was refounded in 2006. Until then it had competed in regional categories until in the 2014/15 season it was promoted to the Third Division of Spain, playing in group V.

Presidents

Joan Grau (1906-1910)
Joan B. Saus (1911-1923)
Emili Moragas (1923-1929)
Antoni Tamburini (1930-1933, 1939)
Miquel Sala (1946-1949)
Josep Maria Marcet (1933-1934, 1939-1942, 1951-1952, 1952-1953)
Joan Ricart (1953-1955)
Ricart Rosson (1955-1958, 1965-1973)
Francesc Valldeperas (1975-1983)
Rafael Arroyos (1983-1987)
Alfred Besonias (1987-1991)
Miquel Arroyos (1996-2002)
Carlos Antonio Resurrection (5 August 2002-19 November 2002)
Joan Soteras Vigo (1994-1996, 2006-2013)
Keisuke Sakamoto (2013-2015)
Antoni Reguant (2015-2018)
Esteve Calzada (2018-2023)
Pau Morilla-Giner (2023-Update)

Penas

CE Sabadell has a total of 10 official supporters clubs: Penya The Blue Girls (made up entirely of women), Penya Sabadell 1975, Penya La Ceba, Penya @rlekinats.com, Penya Arlequinada Trempera Merinals, Penya Arlequinada La Plana, Penya Arlequinada Los Califas, Penya Honor 1903, Penya Supporters Gol Nord, Penya The Walking Arlekin Club and Peña Arlequinada CES Inclusiu.

For many years, Hooligans Vallés (an ultra right-wing supporters club) occupied the southern end of Nova Creu Alta, during which time there were several altercations on their own pitch and on that of other clubs. During the years of Japanese ownership of the club, the latter prohibited them access to the facilities and the ultra group has been moving away from the Center d'Esports.

Rivalries

CE Sabadell's classic rival is Terrassa Futbol Club (since 2010, Terrassa Olímpica 2010 S.A.D.) with whom they play the Derbi del Vallès Occidental. This rivalry is due to because the cities of Sabadell and Tarrasa share the capital status of their region. In recent years it has also developed a rivalry against Unió Esportiva Cornellà, Club Lleida Esportiu, Girona FC and Real Club Deportivo Espanyol.

Twinnings

In 2015, the club made official its twinning with Bristol Rovers Football Club, an English Football League One team located in Bristol, due to the fact that it also plays with the characteristic harlequin shirt of the Center d'Esports.

Bristol Rovers FC's match against Doncaster Rovers, where you can see the Bristol's gear similar to that of the Sabadell.

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