Results

Costa Rica-i Segunda 03/06 21:00 11 Limon FC v CS Uruguay de Coronado L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 02/27 21:00 12 FC Aserri v Limon FC L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 02/20 21:00 8 Limon FC v Municipal Turrialba L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 02/13 21:00 7 Cariari Pococi v Limon FC L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 02/09 21:00 6 Limon FC v Futbol Consultants Desamparados L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 02/04 21:00 5 Barrio Mexico v Limon FC L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 01/30 21:00 4 Santa Ana v Limon FC L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 01/26 23:00 3 Limon FC v Puerto Golfito L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 01/23 21:00 2 CS Uruguay de Coronado v Limon FC L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 01/16 21:00 1 Limon FC v FC Aserri L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 10/31 19:00 17 Limon FC v Municipal Turrialba L DBFA
Costa Rica-i Segunda 10/24 19:00 16 Cariari Pococi v Limon FC L DBFA

Statisztika

 TotalHazaiVendég
Matches played 2 1 1
Wins 0 0 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 2 1 1
Goals for 0 0 0
Goals against 6 3 3
Clean sheets 0 0 0
Failed to score 2 1 1

Wikipedia - Limón F.C.

Limón Fútbol Club, commonly known as Limón, was a professional football club based in Limón Province, Costa Rica. It last played in the Liga FPD.

The team played their home matches at the Estadio Juan Gobán, although the more recent Estadio Nuevo de Limón serves as an alternative ground.

History

In 2009, local businessman Carlos Howden Pascal decided to invest in local second division soccer team A.D. Limonense, shareholders agreed to lease the team and were renamed "Limón FC". In 2010, the team quickly returned to Costa Rica top level division Primera Division.

By June 2011, Carlos Pascal was incarcerated and had his banks accounts frozen. In doing, he compromised the team's financial situation.

In 2013, he was released but his bank accounts were still frozen, Currently some players are receiving bonds as salary until the case is settled. Many players don't only play for Limón for income. Most of them work at the local port and various associated businesses.

Limon FC were dissolved in February 2022 because of debts to the CCSS.