Internacional de Madrid, simply known as Inter de Madrid, was a Spanish

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team based in

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, in the

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. Founded in 2002, it last played in

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- Group 1, holding home games at the Campos Municipales de Villaviciosa de Odón.

History

International de Madrid was founded in 2002 by a group of businesspersons. The idea of creating the club came to Stephen Kenneth Newman, co-owner of the real estate services consulting company. In its first season, the club joined the ''Tercera Regional'' (eighth tier), and played its home games at Orcasitas,

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. Internacional finished its first season being promoted after winning all the games played, scoring 187 goals and conceding only 25. In 2003, the club took the place of Sporting Getafe CF, relegated from the fifth tier, and played in ''Primera Regional'' (sixth division). It achieved a second consecutive promotion in its second season, again leading its group, with 128 goals for and only 17 against. Internacional de Madrid continued the following seasons playing in ''Regional Preferente'', 5th tier. In 2010 they achieved for the first time the promotion to

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by finishing as runners-up of their group. In 2016, Internacional moved from Moraleja de Enmedio to

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. Internacional won the Madrid group in the

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and gained promotion to

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for the first time with a 1–1 aggregate away goals victory over CD Tenerife B in the

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. Before the start of the 2018–19 season Marcos Jiménez became the club's head coach. In its first season in the Segunda División B the club finished 14th and remained its place in this category. On 30 June 2020, DUX Gaming, a Spanish eSports club, announced the co-ownership of the club. The club also announced the renaming of the team to DUX Internacional de Madrid. At the same time, the club moved their headquarters to

. On 1 September 2022, the club resigned from 2022–23 season due to economic problems. Five days later, Dux ended their partnership with the club.

Season to season

---- *2 seasons in

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*3 seasons in

*8 seasons in

Current squad

Honours

: 2017–18

Stadiums

* Municipal de Orcasitas (2002–2004) * Municipal Dehesa de la Villa (2004–2006) * Municipal de Moraleja de Enmedio (2006–2016) * Municipal de

(2016–20) * Municipal de

(2020-)

References

External links

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Futbolme team profile

Federación de Futbol de Madrid

Club & stadium history Estadios de España
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