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== AKV Sports ==
== AKV Sports ==


The club has their own television broadcaster, which aired for the first time in 2009. It broadcasts all AKV Football Club matches (League, National Cup, [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup]] and [[Friendly cups]]). Their also broadcast some [[Primera División (México)|mexican Primera División]], [[The Pacific Premier|Oceanian first tier league]], [[Championnat|French Championnat]], [[Bundesliga|German Bundesliga]] and [[Major League]] matches. They also weekly select some league matches of FIFA.com Club Federation members.
The club has their own television broadcaster, which aired for the first time in 2009. It broadcasts all AKV Football Club matches (League, National Cup, [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup]], [[Friendly|Friendly matches]] and [[Friendly cups]]). They also broadcast some [[Primera División (México)|mexican Primera División]], [[The Pacific Premier|Oceanian first tier league]], [[Championnat|French Championnat]], [[Bundesliga|German Bundesliga]] and [[Major League]] matches. They also weekly select some league matches of FIFA.com Club Federation members.


It is also the only television broadcaster who has the rights to broadcast all [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup]] matches.
It is also the only television broadcaster who has the rights to broadcast all [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup]] matches.

Revision as of 02:33, 14 April 2011

AKV Football Club
HT User: AlejandroFC
Full name AKV Football Club (623882)
Nickname Los SoccerFans, Los SoccerFanáticos
Founded 10-02-2009
Location Mexico Sonora, México
Arena AKV Stadium
Capacity 30,000
Fanclub Los SoccerFans
President Mexico AlejandroFC
Coach Sweden Håkan Grundskog
League Mexico V.181 (25213)
Homepage None


AKV Football Club is a mexican hattrick football club, founded on February 10th, 2009 by Mexico AlejandroFC, the club plays at V.181 of México.

History

Everything starts after Romania Mihai and Nicaragua Jorge Luis invited Mexico Alejandro (Mexico AlejandroFC), now manager of the club, to play Hattrick, and Alejandro accepted, and since it, the club exists.

The club was founded on February 10th, 2009 by Mexico AKV-SoccerFan (Later renamed AlejandroFC). Their first match was against Mexico Athletico Guerrero at AKV Stadium, with a victory for Mexico AKV Football Club 5-1.

The first scorer of the club was Germany Gabriel Grünberg in the 1st minute of the match, in the first minute of life of the club. With a magistral free kick shot by him.

In their first season, the club had regular results, finishing 4th in the season. On their second season, the club played their first Mexican Cup, with a tough debut after a strong defeat 0-7 in the AKV Stadium, being eliminated on the first round of the Cup. The club finally was promoted to V division on that season, having won all 14 league matches of the season with a goal difference of +69 (71 goals in favour, 2 goals against), winning their first title ever. At the end of the season, they played their first challenge, a battle between  Costa Rica,  Panama and  México, where  México won 34 - 37 to the combined team between  Costa Rica and  Panama, where our team was defeated in their match 2-1 to Costa Rica Doriath F.C.

The club was promoted to V.181 league, when in their debut, they defeated 7-1 to Mexico LAS CHIVITAS DE CHETUMAL (In that time, an also recently promoted team). Los SoccerFans finished 5th in that season, where in the promotion match to avoid relegation, they defeated 2-0 to Mexico necaxita.

In their fourth season, they finally won a Cup match when they defeated 0-9 to Mexico Real Colima, in that Mexican Cup season (our second participation), the club advanced to the third round, and were defeated 3-4 by Mexico El Monterrey. In that season (Season 40), we won our second title ever, when, we won the Coquimbo Cup III Edition, after defeat our most-hated rivals Chile Universidad de Coquimbo 2-3, yes, their cup, actually, the club are the only team to win the cup if the winner is not Chile Universidad de Coquimbo. At the end of the season, talking about the League, the club finished 5th on the league and we won the promotion match to avoid relegation 2-0 to necaxita.

In Season 41, the club advanced to 4th round of the Mexican Cup, the best participation in the club's little history, and our club finished 3th on the League.

After Season 43, our club was placed 5th and played a promotion match to avoid relegation again, this time facing Mexico piscila f.c. where the club won 4-2 at the AKV Stadium.

The club is a member of the FIFA.com Club Federation since it's foundation (The club is one of it's Founders). The club has never won a Federational cup, the club's greatest participation came in the first edition of the FIFA.com Club Federation Cup, when the club lost in Semi Finals against USA Plymouth Punishers, after won all their group matches (Except one, against USA Cottonmouths) and defeat 8-0 to Bahrain Sanad Emperors in the Quarter Finals. The club has played all editions of the Cup.

Colours

The club have always used the blue and maroon colour for their football kit. The manager had always in his mind the blue for their football club, and in honour of Qatari people, they wear the maroon which appears in the Qatari flag.

The home's kit is blue in it's shirt, and the shorts are maroon. The away's shirt is the contrary of the first kit, where the maroon colour appears in the shirt, while the blue appears in the shorts. Both uniforms use three lines in their shorts.

The socks have always been white. A purpose for a third uniform, wearing All Black, was canceled and only used for 2 matches (2 challenges of that season).

AKV Football Club does not have any sponsor appearing in their uniform. The kit is manufactured by Mexico AKV Sports.


AKV Football Club's Home Kit AKV Football Club's Away Kit
2010 onwards 2010 onwards


Current Squad

No. Position Player
2 GK Mexico Mauro Ozorio
27 GK Sweden Håkan Grundskog
1 DF Germany Gabriel Grünberg
3 DF USA Fredrick Hamm
4 DF Latvia Gvido Kadišs
5 DF Mexico Joel Arredondo
13 DF Czech Republic Vladimír Dupal
15 DF Northern Ireland David Porter
16 DF Mexico Javier Fernández Lorca
17 DF Italy Mauro Fusco
26 DF Chile Juan Cristóbal Almonacid
25 DF Mexico Brad Hollingsworth
No. Position Player
MF Germany Cai Stepen
MF Netherlands Marnix Fasseur
8 MF England Mark Jarratt
21 MF Sweden Stefan Bäcklius
9 WG Mexico Paul Jiménez
6 WG Switzerland Lenz Lauterburg
18 WG Mexico Juan Ramón Medina
19 FW Panama Alfonso Bárcena
11 FW Nicaragua Camilo Valencia
23 FW Sweden Ulf Larsson
28 FW Mexico Román Azcué
10 FW France Mamadou Gaye

Stadium

AKV Stadium
Full name AKV Stadium
Nickname El mítico
Broke ground 2009
Opened 10-02-2009
Location Mexico Sonora, México
Owner AKV Football Club
Surface Grass
Architect Qatar Hussein Al Saad
Palestine Mohammed Al Khalel
Yemen Mustafa Al Nono
Mexico AKV Stadium Project
Construction cost 16,000,000 MXN
Capacity 30,000
Rec. attendance 29,904
Field dimensions 105 x 69 m
Tenants: AKV Football Club (2009 - )


AKV Stadium is an all-seated football stadium located in Sonora, México, with a capacity for 30,000 spectators.

The stadium is the only stadium ever used for home matches in the club's history. The stadium is owned by the same club, and has hosted important events. The stadium officialy opened on February 10th, 2009.

It hosted the first match of the club, where "The SoccerFans" defeated Mexico Athletico Guerrero 5-1, with goals of Germany Gabriel Grünberg (1'), Mexico Román Azcué (6', 31' and 50'), Mexico and Mauro Pablos (25').

AKV Stadium
ID: 623882
Total Capacity: 30,000
'
Terraces: 14,500
Basic seating: 8,500
Seats under roof: 6,000
Seats in VIP boxes: 1,000
Sonora,  México

AKV Sports

The club has their own television broadcaster, which aired for the first time in 2009. It broadcasts all AKV Football Club matches (League, National Cup, FIFA.com Club Federation Cup, Friendly matches and Friendly cups). They also broadcast some mexican Primera División, Oceanian first tier league, French Championnat, German Bundesliga and Major League matches. They also weekly select some league matches of FIFA.com Club Federation members.

It is also the only television broadcaster who has the rights to broadcast all FIFA.com Club Federation Cup matches.

The whole network owns seven channels (All in HD):

  • AKV Sports
  • AKV Sports 2
  • AKV Sports 3
  • AKV Sports 4
  • AKV Sports 5
  • AKV Sports 6
  • AKV Sports Stars Channel