Unión Deportiva Ibiza-Eivissa was a

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based in

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, in the

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of the

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. Founded in 1995, it last played in '' Regional de Ibiza'', holding home matches at ''

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'', with a capacity of 10,000 seats.

History

''Unión Deportiva Ibiza-Eivissa'' was founded in 1995, after merging with another club in the area, '' Sociedad Deportiva Ibiza'', which folded two years after. Subsequently, the team was renamed ''Club Esportiu Eivissa'', going on to spend nine consecutive seasons in the fourth division, and experiencing another name change in 2001. On 4 August 2009, Eivissa suffered two consecutive relegations, after having competed for the first time in ''

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'' (2007–09), being demoted to the regional leagues. In October, the club was acquired by an

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group. In mid-May 2010, Ibiza-Eivissa was liquidated by the management board due to a

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1.000.000 debt. At the time, the club did not have a chairman or a board of directors.

Club background

*'' Sociedad Deportiva Ibiza'' (1956–97) *''Unión Deportiva Ibiza'' (1995–97) *''Club Esportiu Eivissa'' (1997–2001) *''Sociedad Deportiva Eivissa'' (2001–07) *''Societat Esportiva Eivissa-Ibiza'' (2007–09) *''Unión Deportiva Ibiza-Eivissa'' (2009–10) *'' Unión Deportiva Ibiza'' (2015–) Source: Cronología (Chronology)

Season to season

---- *2 seasons in

*8 seasons in

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*4 seasons in Regional Preferente

Famous players

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* Kirian Ledesma * Javi Moreno * Josep Antoni Gomes

Club anthem

''(Crit de:'' "UC!"'')'' ''Eivissa!, Eivissa!, Eivissa!'' ''Quan s'Eivissa surt as camp''
''tot s'estadi es torna un clam''
''endavant vermell i blanc''
''s'afició amb valtros està.'' ''Com corsaris mos farem''
''en es camp, hi lluitarem''
''amb honor i lleialtat''
''visca sa nostra ciutat!'' ''Port s'Eivissa dins es cor''
''port s'Eivissa a sa sang''
''a l'Eivissa, es meu Eivissa,''
''mai el podré oblidar.'' ''Eivissa!, Eivissa!, Eivissa!'' ''Sigues ràpid com es vent''
''lluita fort sempre valent''
''esportiu i combatant''
''fes des joc un sentiment.'' ''Porta alt es nostro nom''
''que s'escolti amb gran ressò''
''dus es nom de sa ciutat''
''força Eivissa, hem de guanyar!'' ''Port s'Eivissa dins es cor''
''port s'Eivissa a sa sang''
''a s'Eivissa, es meu Eivissa''
''mai el podré jo oblidar.'' ''Eivissa!, Eivissa!, Eivissa!''

References

External links

Unofficial website
{{DEFAULTSORT:Ibiza-Eivissa Sport in Ibiza Association football clubs established in 1995 Association football clubs disestablished in 2010 Defunct football clubs in the Balearic Islands 1995 establishments in Spain 2010 disestablishments in Spain