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Trnerife primera parte. Tarjeta amarilla para Andone Tenerife 4 las palmas 1 una entrada sobre Javi Alonso. El brazalete de Las Palmas para la cita de hoy. Centro de Waldo desde la derecha que Tenerife 4 las palmas 1 Curbelo.
The club competes in La Liga , the top division in the Spanish football league system. Nicknamed Los Amarillos , the club was founded on 22 August as a result of a merger between five clubs in the Canary region. The club initially played in the Estadio Insular before hosting their home matches at the Estadio de Gran Canaria in Las Palmas have been Segunda División champions four times, in —54 , —64 , —85 and — , and have won the Segunda División B twice, in —93 and — They have been runners-up in La Liga once, in —69 , and runners-up in the Copa del Rey , in — Las Palmas is the only side in Spanish football to achieve back-to-back promotions to La Liga in their first two seasons.
They had a year run in the competition, ending in —83 and has been promoted to La Liga on four additional occasions since that time, achieving it recently in — Since its foundation, the club has played with yellow and blue as their primary and secondary colours. They have a fierce rivalry with neighbouring island Tenerife , with whom they contest the Canary Islands derby.
The two clubs are among the most isolated professional football clubs in Europe since they play their away games on the distant Spanish mainland. In the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War , which ended a decade earlier, football in the Canary Islands was facing numerous challenges.
The war disrupted the organisation of championships and created financial difficulties for the local clubs. Despite the construction of the Las Palmas Stadium five years prior, the future of football in Gran Canaria was uncertain. The geographical distance between the Canary Islands and the Spanish mainland made it economically impossible for these clubs to participate in national championships, which was essential for their growth and survival.
Manuel Rodríguez Monroy, along with the support of Adolfo Miranda, the president of the Regional Football Federation , and other members of the board of directors, decided to propose a merger as a solution to the challenges facing the clubs. The formal discussions began in a meeting held at the Regional Football Federation's headquarters in Las Palmas on 28 February During this meeting, the representatives of the clubs decided to form a work team known as the Fusion Report, which would meet regularly to advance the merger proposal.
After more than a month of deliberations, Miranda and Monroy were tasked with presenting the proposal to the Royal Spanish Football Federation. On 4 April , they submitted a letter requesting that the team resulting from the merger be included in the Second Division. However, Ricardo Cabot, the secretary of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, promised to reconsider the proposal later.
After a meeting in Madrid on 6 June , Canary Islands football was accepted into the third division of Spanish football , with the components of Las Palmas starting in the competition the following season.
The success of getting into national football led to the integration of Arenas and Gran Canaria under the name Unión Deportiva Las Palmas. This was the first phase of the merger, with the goal of eventually incorporating Atlético, Marino, and Victoria under the same banner.
Despite progress, there were still disagreements among the clubs, including refusals to financially support the lease of the Las Palmas Stadium for UD Las Palmas to play its matches during the — season. During this assembly, concerns were resolved and Unión Deportiva Las Palmas was officially established for the upcoming season. Las Palmas finished second in their first season in the Tercera División —50 , ranking third in the following year's Segunda División to reach La Liga for the first time ever, and became the first Spanish club to achieve consecutive promotions in its first two years of existence.
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