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Ensidesa

Full name	Club Deportivo Ensidesa
Founded	1956
Dissolved	1983
Ground	Santa Bárbara/Juan Muro de Zaro, Avilés, Asturias, Spain
Capacity	1,500
League	3ª - Group 2
1982–83	3ª - Group 2, 1st
Home colours

Club Deportivo Ensidesa is a former Spanish football team based in Asturias.

History

Ensidesa was founded in 1956, as Club Deportivo Llaranes. The club carried this name until 1965, being then bought by company ENSIDESA [es] and renamed as Club Deportivo Ensidesa.

The Club Played In Segunda Division for one season in 1975-76 but were relegated straight back after finishing 18th.

In 1983, Ensidesa was merged with Real Avilés CF.^{[1][non-primary source needed]} The latter was renamed into Real Avilés Industrial CF.

Club names

• Club Deportivo Llaranes - (1956–65)
• Club Deportivo Ensidesa - (1965–83)

Seasons

• Llaranes:

• Ensidesa:

• 1 seasons in Segunda División
• 5 seasons in Segunda División B
• 16 seasons in Tercera División

References