Ground Capacity 15.000 League Fogo Island League Founded September 2002 | Chairman Jaime Veiga 2015–16 3rd Capacity 15 | |
Full name Associação Spartak D'Aguadinha Grounds Estádio 5 de Julho, São Filipe, Cape Verde, Fogo | ||
Associação Spartak D'Aguadinha is a sports club that its football (soccer) team had played in the Premier division and plays in the Fogo Island League in Cape Verde. It is based in the village of Aguadinha in the island of Fogo and plays in its stadium. The club is one of the newest created in Cape Verde and was established in 2002. Spartak d'Aguadinha also has a basketball, volleyball and now a futsal department.
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Its logo colours has a black thick shield with the abbreviation "ADSA" on the small red portion and three white rims with the water tap.
Its uniform colours has a red-black striped T-shirt with black shorts and red socks for home games and a black T-shirt and shorts with thin red sides and red socks for away games.
History
The club celebrated its 10th year in 2012
During the 2014/15 season, the club brought a new trainer Joel de Castro and would be the first Cape Verdean club to have a Portuguese trainer, the club would score a record number of goals in some of its matches, with 14 wins and only two ties and losses, the club would score 8 goals over Parque Real in week 8 on February 8, 2015, their second high scoring match was a moderate 1–5 over Baxada a week later, the third one scored 6–4 over Nô Pintcha on February 22, the fourth one would be the island league's highest for the season and score 12 at home against Parque Real on April 12, the final match of the season was the fifth and final high scoring match and beat Baxada at home with 9 goals. This would lead to win the club's first ever island title and is the newest first-time title win in any of the island league in Cape Verde along with Beira Mar from Tarrafal of the Santiago Island League North, the next after Sporting Brava. Their total points was 44 and scored 73 goals. In goal scoring, led by the extension of other region's seasons, the 2014-15 number is the highest number of any of other regional championships to date.
As the Portuguese manager moved to Boavista Praia, a Southern Santiago League club on September 23, Jaime Veiga became Spartak's new manager. Spartak was not successful as last season, the club finished thirrd with 36 points and scored 30 goals fpr the 2015-16 season.
In the National Championships
In the national championships, Spartak lost the first match to FC Derby 1–4 on May 9, their first ever and only win was 0–2 over Académica Operária in Sal Rei on Boa Vista Island, then the last three matches ended in defeat, Spartak lost to Académico 83 1–2 at home on May 24, Académica do Porto Novo 2–1 in Porto Novo on May 30 and 0–1 to Paulense on June 7. The club was ranked 5th and played their matches in Group A.