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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 24. Chapters: Granada CF, Real Jaen, Divisiones Regionales de Futbol in Andalusia, Sevilla Atletico, CD San Fernando, Cordoba CF, Jerez Industrial CF, CD Malaga, Algeciras CF, Real Balompedica Linense, Real Betis B, Glenn Hoddle Academy, Racing Club Portuense, Coria CF, Ayamonte CF, Atletico Malagueno, CA Marbella, Atletico Sanluqueno CF, CD Linares, Puerto Real CF, Vuelta a Andalucia, UD Marbella, Ecija Balompie, Velez CF, Lucena CF, CD San Roque de Lepe, CD Roquetas, CD Pozoblanco, Cross Internacional de Italica, Chiclana CF, CD Ronda, CD Antequerano, Motril CF, CD Mairena, CD Baza, Antequera CF, CD Alhaurino, CD Alcala, Dos Hermanas CF, UD Los Palacios, Cadiz CF B, CD Fuengirola, UD Maracena, Atletico Andalucia CF, Jerez FS, CB Ciudad de Huelva, Arenas CD, Loja CD, Torredonjimeno CF, CD Villanueva, Recreativo de Huelva B, Andalusia autonomous football team, Barbate CF, Clasica de Almeria, UD Los Barrios, AD Adra, Xerez CD B, Atletico Mancha Real, Cordoba CF B, AD Cartaya, CB Axarquia, CD Vera de Almeria, CD Comarca de Nijar, CB Villa de los Barrios, CD Imperio de Albolote, CA Antoniano, CD Santa Fe, BM Antequera, Mengibar CF, Union Estepona CF, CV Almeria, CD Ciudad de Vicar, Algeciras BM, AFA Marbella, CB Tartessos, Alhaurin de la Torre CF, CD El Palo, Conil CF, Baloncesto Cordoba, CD Motril Atletico, Horse racing of Sanlucar, San Fernando CD, UD Pavia, UD Marinaleda, Penarroya CF, CR Atletico Portuense. Excerpt: Granada Club de Futbol is a Spanish football club based in Granada, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. Founded in 1931, it currently plays in La Liga, holding home matches at Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes. Granada was the third Andalusian football team after Sevilla and Betis to compete in La Liga, in 1941-42. Granada Club de Futbol was founded on 14 April 1931, originally as Recreativo de Granada; the first pres...
