
Club Necaxa is a Mexico professional football (soccer) club. Necaxa plays in the the Primera División de México. The club plays its home games at Estadio Victoria, located in Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico. ==History== Necaxa was founded August 21, 1923 with the support of the Compañía de Luz, from which they drew a nickname, the "Electricistas". They were very successful in the early days of the Mexican league, winning championships in the 1932-33, 1934-35, 1936-37, and 1937-38 seasons. Necaxa's fortunes declined after the professionalization of the Mexican league following the 1942-43 season, as they were excluded from the newly formed, 10-team Liga Mayor. Necaxa went the next fifty years without winning a single championship, before finally returning to prominence in the mid-1990s. They won conseecutive championships in the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons under manager Manuel Lapuente. The have gone on to win the 2001-02 apertura, and finish runners-up three times. ==Current Roster== {| |valign="top"| * 1 Iván Vázquez * 2 Diego Martínez * 3 Miguel Acosta * 4 Israel Velázquez * 5 David Mendoza * 6 Juan Reynoso * 8 Fabián Peña * 9 Sandro Sotilli * 10 Alfredo Moreno * 11 Marcelo de Souza * 13 Alexandre Alves * 14 Rafael Mejia (football) * 15 Johan Rodríguez |width="50"| |valign="top"| * 16 Carlos E. González * 17 Fabiano Pereira * 18 Víctor Ruiz * 19 Jorge Orozco * 20 José María Higareda * 21 Rodolfo Espinoza * 22 Marco Capetillo * 23 José Nuñez * 24 Daniel Hernández * 25 Rafael Alamo * 26 Héctor Herrera * 31 Tomás Banda * 33 José Aldo Diaz |} ==External link== *[http://www.clubnecaxa.com/primera.shtml Official Website] Mexican football clubs
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Club Necaxa is a Mexico professional football (soccer) club. Necaxa plays in the the Primera División de México. The club plays its home games at Estadio Victoria, located in Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico. ==History== Necaxa was founded August 21, 1923 with the support of the Compañía de Luz, from which they drew a nickname, the "Electricistas". They were very successful in the early days of the Mexican league, winning championships in the 1932-33, 1934-35, 1936-37, and 1937-38 seasons. Necaxa's fortunes declined after the professionalization of the Mexican league following the 1942-43 season, as they were excluded from the newly formed, 10-team Liga Mayor. Necaxa went the next fifty years without winning a single championship, before finally returning to prominence in the mid-1990s. They won conseecutive championships in the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons under manager Manuel Lapuente. The have gone on to win the 2001-02 apertura, and finish runners-up three times. ==Current Roster== {| |valign="top"| * 1 Iván Vázquez * 2 Diego Martínez * 3 Miguel Acosta * 4 Israel Velázquez * 5 David Mendoza * 6 Juan Reynoso * 8 Fabián Peña * 9 Sandro Sotilli * 10 Alfredo Moreno * 11 Marcelo de Souza * 13 Alexandre Alves * 14 Rafael Mejia (football) * 15 Johan Rodríguez |width="50"| |valign="top"| * 16 Carlos E. González * 17 Fabiano Pereira * 18 Víctor Ruiz * 19 Jorge Orozco * 20 José María Higareda * 21 Rodolfo Espinoza * 22 Marco Capetillo * 23 José Nuñez * 24 Daniel Hernández * 25 Rafael Alamo * 26 Héctor Herrera * 31 Tomás Banda * 33 José Aldo Diaz |} ==External link== *[http://www.clubnecaxa.com/primera.shtml Official Website] Mexican football clubs
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