Ribera Navarra FS Contents Sponsors Season to season References External links Navigation menuOfficial WebsiteProfile at LNFS.eseeexpanding ite

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Aspil Vidal R.N.
Ribera Navarra FS.png
Full nameRibera Navarra Fútbol Sala
Nickname(s)--
Founded2001
Ground
Ciudad de Tudela,
Tudela
Spain
Capacity1,200
Chairman
Spain José Luis Ruiz
Manager
Spain José Lucas Mena
LeaguePrimera División
2014–15
Primera División, 7th / QF
















Home colours














Away colours


Ribera Navarra Fútbol Sala is a futsal club based in Tudela, city of the autonomous community of Navarre.


The club was founded in 2001 and its pavilion is Ciudad de Tudela with capacity of 1,200 seaters.


The club is sponsored by Aperitivos y Extrusionados.




Contents





  • 1 Sponsors


  • 2 Season to season


  • 3 References


  • 4 External links




Sponsors



  • OPDE - (2009–2010)


  • Ríos Renovables - (2010–2014)


  • Aspil - (2014–currently)


Season to season














































Season

Tier

Division

Place

Notes
2001/02
4

1ª Nacional B
—

2002/03
4
1ª Nacional B
—

2003/04
4
1ª Nacional B
—

2004/05
3

1ª Nacional A
—

2005/06
4
1ª Nacional B
—

2006/07
4
1ª Nacional B
—

2007/08
3
1ª Nacional A
10th











































Season

Tier

Division

Place

Notes
2008/09
3
1ª Nacional A
2nd


2009/10
2

D. Plata
13th


2010/11
2
D. Plata
2nd


2011/12
1

1ª División
12th


2012/13
1
1ª División

8th / QF


2013/14
1
1ª División

8th / QF


2014/15
1
1ª División

7th / QF


  • 4 seasons in Primera División


  • 2 seasons in Segunda División


  • 3 seasons in Segunda División B


  • 5 seasons in Tercera División


References





External links


  • Official Website

  • Profile at LNFS.es








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