Puebla The strip of my passion

Puebla The strip of my passion, it is a small tribute that we pay to this great team from the Mexican soccer league, which despite its ups and downs has managed to keep the fire burning for its fans, enjoy these spectacular wallpapers of your favorite team,

Club Puebla, formerly called Puebla Fútbol Club, 7 is a soccer team from Mexico that participates in the First Mexican Division. It was officially founded on May 7, 1944 and is headquartered in the Cuauhtémoc Stadium in the city of Puebla. It has 2 league championships in the First Division, 5 in the Copa México, one in Campeonísimo, one in the MX9 Super Cup and a title as CONCACAF champion.
The Puebla Fútbol Club team was founded by Spaniards and Mexicans of that time. The team becomes España de Puebla in 1916 when it is associated with the Real Club España of Mexico City. In 1928 the Asturias de Puebla team was founded by Manuel Hill, father of the Spanish player from Mexico, José Hill. Between the late 1920s to the early 1940s, Asturias Poblano and España de Puebla maintained a great rivalry in the Poblana Amateur Soccer League, where numerous teams from Puebla played such as Club Reforma, Club Universal, Club Franco Inglés, Club México of Puebla, Excelsior Club of Puebla. In the early 1940s and due to the professionalism of Mexican soccer, players such as leaders of the Asturias and España de Puebla teams came together to give life to what would become the Puebla Fútbol Club.
At the beginning of 1944, a group of businessmen made up of Joaquín Díaz Loredo and Alfonso Sobero launched the proposal to form a professional soccer team and enter it into the First Division, an action that was achieved on May 7 of that same year when Puebla Fútbol The Club debuted in Veracruz in the 43-44 Cup Tournament.
It is defined that the uniform was similar to that of River Plate (Argentine Club) but the stripe was blue for the colors of the city and was drawn from right to left on the shirt.
The first league game occurs on August 20, 1944 against Atlas, leaving Puebla the winner of the match by a score of 5-2; It was the Argentine Eladio Vaschetto to score the first goal for Puebla in the Mexican league, where they also became the revelation of the championship by being runner-up. Out of 24 games in the 1944/45 tournament, Puebla had 14 wins, 2 draws, 8 losses, 53 goals for and 30 against.

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