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Real Sociedad de Zacatecas was a Mexican football team from
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,
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. That played for 7 years in the
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History

Real Sociedad Deportiva de Zacatecas was founded in 1996 by the Mexican beer brewery Modelo. In 1997 the club would reach its first final against Pachuca FC which the club would go on to lose. The club never played in the first division and in 2003 the club folded due to lack of the owners and the governor of
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fail to come up with a new contract. In 2014 the second division returnes to Zacatecas with the new Franchise of Mineros de Zacatecas which is considered the successor of La Real.


Honours

* Primera A: 0 ::Runner-up: Invierno 1997


Uniform

Marcas Patrocinadoras: * 1996–97 :
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* 1997-02 : Corona Sport * 2002–03 : Atlética Defunct football clubs in Mexico Association football clubs established in 1996 1996 establishments in Mexico 2003 disestablishments in Mexico {{Mexico-footyclub-stub