C.R. Caála

Recreativo da Caála
Full name Clube Recreativo da Caála
Founded 24 June 1944 (1944-06-24)
Ground Estádio Mártires da Canhala
Caála, Huambo, Angola
Ground Capacity 10,000
Chairman Horácio Mosquito
Manager Alberto Cardeau
League Girabola
2016 11th

Clube Recreativo da Caála, commonly known as just Recreativo da Caála, is an Angolan soccer club based in Caála, a municipality 23 km to the province's capital city of Huambo.

History

CR Caála was founded on 24 June 1944 and competing in Angola's top level league, the Girabola.[1]

The management of Recreativo da Caála dismissed on Monday [3 May] the Portuguese Victor Manuel as the coach of the football club. Also according to the same source, the team also sacked the assistant coach Jorge Prisca and Fernando Pereira, goalkeepers coach.

Stadium

Recreativo da Caála is one of the few clubs in Angola's top division to own a football stadium, the Estádio Mártires da Canhala. The former 3,000 capacity stadium has been rehabilitated and expanded to 10,000-seats. It's reinauguration took place on 6 October 2013.[2]

League positions

Girabola Gira Angola

Performance in CAF competitions

2011 – First Round

Girabola schedule & results

2016
20 Feb (a)
KAB 3–1
27 Feb (h)
0–1 INT
05 Mar (a)
ASA 3–1
13 Mar (h)
1–2 PET
18 Mar (a)
BEN 1–0
03 Apr (h)
3–1 PRI
09 Apr (a)
4AB 0–0
17 Apr (h)
1–0 ACL
23 Apr (a)
PLS 2–1
01 May (h)
2–1 PRO
01 May (h)
0–0 LIB
14 May (a)
SAG 0–0
22 May (h)
2–0 POR
29 May (a)
HUI 1–3
11 Jun (h)
0–0 MAI
17 Jun (h)
KAB
24 Jun (a)
INT
01 Jul (h)
ASA
08 Jul (a)
PET
15 Jul (h)
BEN
22 Jul (a)
PRI
29 Jul (h)
4AB
05 Aug (a)
ACL
12 Aug (h)
PLS
19 Aug (a)
PRO
26 Aug (a)
LIB
02 Sep (h)
SAG
09 Sep (a)
POR
16 Sep (h)
HUI
23 Sep (a)
MAI

Recreativo da Caála girabola schedule & results
2015
10th
11 Feb (a)
KAB 2–2
21 Feb (h)
0–0 HUI
01 Mar (a)
DOM 1–1
08 Mar (h)
0–0 PRO
14 Mar (a)
SAG 0–0
22 Mar (h)
SCC 1–1
31 Mar (a)
PET 2–1
12 Apr (h)
0–1 INT
19 Apr (a)
ASA 1–1
26 Apr (h)
0–0 PLS
01 May (a)
BEN 1–0
10 May (h)
3–1 MAQ
17 May (h)
0–0 LIB
24 May (a)
ACL 1–0
31 May (h)
0–1 PRI
12 Jul (h)
0–0 KAB
19 Jul (a)
HUI 1–1
26 Jul (h)
1–0 DOM
01 Aug (a)
PRO 0–1
09 Aug (h)
2–0 SAG
12 Aug (a)
SCC 2–2
16 Aug (h)
0–0 PET
22 Aug (a)
INT 1–0
30 Aug (h)
4–1 ASA
12 Sep (a)
PLS 2–2
21 Sep (h)
1–0 BEN
26 Sep (a)
MAQ 2–1
30 Sep (a)
LIB 1–1
04 Oct (h)
2–1 ACL
18 Nov (a)
PRI 2–1

Squad

Updated as of Aug 21st, 2016 [3]

Nat No Goal-keepers Age
Angola1 Dadão 24
Angola12 Capessa 36
Angola13 Carlos 37

Nat No Defenders Age Pos
Angola3 Ossiki 22 CB
Angola4 Adilson 27 LB
Angola5 Pedro Gael 21 RB
Cameroon8 Francky 25 CB
Angola15 Yamba Asha 40 LB
Angola17 Boka 29 CB
Angola19 Dudú 32 RB
Angola 22 Finidi 26 RB
Angola23
Angola24 Projecto 26 LB
Angola28 Lelé 26 CB

Nat No Midfielders Age Pos
Angola6 Leonardo 21 CM
Angola6 Beny
Niger7 Boubacar 29 LM
Democratic Republic of the Congo10 Gilberto 22 CM
Cameroon11 Christian 27 RW
Angola11 Heumi
Angola14 Vovó (c) 27 RM
Angola18 Gaúcho 26 RM
Angola21 Sukuma 23 RM
Angola21 Domingos
Cameroon23 Tigui 19 CM
Angola25 Lúcio 19 CM
Angola26 Gildo 27 LW
Angola29 Vadinho 21 RM

Nat No Forwards Age Pos
Angola2 Maninho 20 FW
Cameroon9 Landry 24 FW
Angola16 Zeca 28 FW
Angola20 Paizinho 33 FW
Democratic Republic of the Congo27 Pedro 23 FW
Angola30 Vitinho 21 FW

Nat Technical Position
Angola Hélder Teixeira Head Coach
Portugal Luís Aires Head Coach
Angola Alberto Cardeau Head Coach
Angola João Pintar Assistant Coach
Angola Pedro Jorge Assistant Coach
Angola Severino Capessa Goal-keeper Coach

Nat Medical Pos
Portugal Rui Garcia Fitness Trainer
Angola Fernando Silva Physio

Nat Management Position
Angola Horácio Mosquito Chairman
Angola Feliciano Moisés Vice-Chairman
Portugal Luís Aires Technical manager

Players in bold indicate last starting lineup
Released in midseason
Joined in midseason
Quit in mid season

Manager history

Angola Arlindo Leitão (1985) -
Angola António Sayombo (Mar 2005) -
Angola Mbuisso António (2007) -
Angola Hélder Teixeira - (Aug 2008)
Portugal Jorge Paixão (Aug 2008) - (Aug 2009)
Portugal Rui Gregório (Jan 2010) - (Apr 2010)
Angola João Kodia (Apr 2010) - (May 2010)
Angola David Dias (Jun 2010) - (Aug 2010)
Portugal Vítor Manuel (Dec 2010) - (May 2011)
Portugal Luís Aires (Jun 2011) - (Jul 2012)
Portugal Ricardo Formosinho (Nov 2012) - (Jul 2013)
Portugal Vaz Pinto (Jul 2013) - (May 2013)
Portugal Fernando Pereira (May 2014) - (Nov 2014)
Portugal Bernardino Pedroto (Nov 2014) - (Feb 2015)
Angola João Ribeiro Túbia (Nov 2014) - (Feb 2015)
Angola Hélder Teixeira (Feb 2015) - (Mar 2016)
Portugal Luís Aires (Mar 2016) - (Mar 2016)
Angola Alberto Cardeau (Mar 2016) -

See also

References

External links


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