CE Júpiter

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title: "CE Júpiter" type: doc version: 1 created: 2026-02-28 author: "Wikipedia contributors" status: active scope: public tags: ["football-clubs-in-barcelona", "association-football-clubs-established-in-1909", "1909-establishments-in-catalonia", "segunda-división-clubs", "left-wing-politics-in-sports"] topic_path: "politics" source: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_Júpiter" license: "CC BY-SA 4.0" wikipedia_page_id: 0 wikipedia_revision_id: 0

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founded1909
groundLa Verneda, Barcelona,
Catalonia, Spain
capacity6,000
chairmanJoan Rión
chrtitlePresident
managerJuanjo García
mgrtitleHead coach
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| clubname = Júpiter | image = [[File:CE Júpiter.png|160px|logo]] | fullname = Club Esportiu Júpiter | nickname = | founded = 1909 | ground = La Verneda, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain | capacity = 6,000 | chairman = Joan Rión | chrtitle = President | manager = Juanjo García | mgrtitle = Head coach | league = | season = | position = | website = | pattern_la1=| pattern_b1=_carminstripes |pattern_ra1= | leftarm1=960018 |body1=C0C0C0 |rightarm1=960018 |shorts1=000080 |socks1=960018 | pattern_la2=|pattern_b2=|pattern_ra2= | leftarm2=FFFFFF|body2=FFFFFF|rightarm2=FFFFFF|shorts2=FFFFFF|socks2=FFFFFF Club Esportiu Júpiter is a Spanish football team based in Barcelona in the district of Sant Martí, in the autonomous community of Catalonia. Founded in 1909, it plays in the , holding home games at Camp Municipal La Verneda, with a capacity of 6,000 seats.

History and identity

CE Júpiter was founded in 1909 in Barcelona’s working-class district of Poblenou by Scottish textile workers, and from that point onwards developed connections to Catalan nationalism and left-wing politics. Its early members were linked to anarchist trade unions and played active roles in labour struggles during turbulent periods of political unrest in Catalonia, including the violent conflicts known as pistolerismo.

The club’s crest historically featured Catalonia’s Senyera with a blue star, symbolising Catalan independence and leftist ideals, although it was forcibly altered during the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera. CE Júpiter’s ground served as a centre for anti-fascist organising, including hiding weapons during political violence, and was involved in the planned 1936 People's Olympiad, an alternative to the Berlin Olympics under Nazi Germany.

In April 2019, CE Júpiter hosted Clapton C.F.C. in a friendly match which celebrated the Spanish Republican spirit, with Clapton wearing kits inspired by the Second Spanish Republic and International Brigades. The match was touted as symbolising both clubs' commitment to anti-fascism and working class identity.

Season to season

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SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey3rd Round1st Round
1929–3033ª4th
1930–3133ª4th
1931–3233ª6th
1932–3333ª5th
1933–3433ª2nd
1934–3522ª7th
1935–3622ª7th
1940–4141ª Reg.5th
1941–4231ª Reg.6th
1942–4341ª Reg. B5th
1943–4441ª Reg.1st
1944–4533ª5th
1945–4633ª2nd
1946–4733ª2nd
1947–4833ª3rd
1948–4933ª11th
1949–5033ª13th
1950–5133ª15th
1951–5241ª Reg.12th
1952–5341ª Reg.11th
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SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey
1953–5441ª Reg.6th
1954–5533ª11th
1955–5633ª11th
1956–5733ª22nd
1957–5833ª17th
1958–5941ª Reg.1st
1959–6033ª7th
1960–6133ª8th
1961–6233ª14th
1962–6341ª Reg.2nd
1963–6441ª Reg.3rd
1964–6541ª Reg.1st
1965–6633ª17th
1966–6733ª14th
1967–6841ª Reg.5th
1968–694Reg. Pref.3rd
1969–704Reg. Pref.1st
1970–7133ª18th
1971–724Reg. Pref.2nd
1972–7333ª17th
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SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey
1973–744Reg. Pref.12th
1974–754Reg. Pref.11th
1975–764Reg. Pref.2nd
1976–774Reg. Pref.5th
1977–7843ª12th
1978–7943ª14th
1979–8043ª8th
1980–8143ª6th
1981–8243ª5th
1982–8343ª15th
1983–8443ª10th
1984–8543ª6th
1985–8643ª11th
1986–8743ª6th
1987–8832ª B20th
1988–8943ª16th
1989–9043ª14th
1990–9143ª12th
1991–9243ª3rd
1992–9343ª4th
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SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey
1993–9443ª11th
1994–9543ª10th
1995–9643ª16th
1996–9743ª14th
1997–9843ª20th
1998–9951ª Cat.5th
1999–200051ª Cat.2nd
2000–0143ª16th
2001–0243ª19th
2002–0351ª Cat.5th
2003–0451ª Cat.13th
2004–0551ª Cat.6th
2005–0651ª Cat.18th
2006–076Pref. Terr.9th
2007–086Pref. Terr.16th
2008–0971ª Terr.5th
2009–1071ª Terr.1st
2010–116Pref. Terr.3rd
2011–1251ª Cat.2nd
2012–1343ª18th
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SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey
2013–1451ª Cat.7th
2014–1551ª Cat.1st
2015–1643ª9th
2016–1743ª19th
2017–1851ª Cat.12th
2018–1951ª Cat.10th
2019–2051ª Cat.8th
2020–2151ª Cat.8th
2021–2261ª Cat.11th
2022–2372ª Cat.2nd
2023–2471ª Cat.5th
2024–2571ª Cat.
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Current squad

Famous players

References

References

  1. Lee, Chris. (16 January 2021). "Political Football: CE Júpiter".
  2. "Primer equip".

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