Club Deportivo Cuenca was a Spanish football team based in Cuenca, in the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha. Founded in 1943 and dissolved in 2008, it last played in Primera Autonómica Preferente – Group 1, and held home matches at Estadio La Fuensanta, with a 6,000-seat capacity.
History Founded in 1943 after the merger of Cuenca CF and UD La Mancha, CD Cuenca played three seasons before folding, with a group of their supporters opting to create UB Conquense months before their dissolution. In 1970, Agrupación Deportiva San José Obrero was founded, playing in the regional leagues.
In 1994, San José Obrero changed name to Agrupación Deportiva San José-Cuenca, and later to Club Deportivo Cuenca in 1996. The club achieved promotion to Tercera División two years later, and managed to reach the 2001 Tercera División play-offs.
Relegated in 2006, Cuenca was dissolved in 2008.
Season to season Source: SeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey1970–71717th1971–7286th1972–7382nd1973–7473rd1974–75619th1975–7671st1976–77617th1977–7871st1978–7966th1979–8068th1980–8168th1981–8264th1982–8365th1983–84517th1984–85613th1985–8667th1986–87513th1987–88515th1988–8956thSeasonTierDivisionPlaceCopa del Rey1989–9058th1990–9157th1991–92511th1992–9362nd1993–94510th1994–95512th1995–9653rd1996–9752nd1997–9843ª11th1998–9943ª10th1999–200043ª8th2000–0143ª4th2001–0243ª15th2002–0343ª6th2003–0443ª13th2004–0543ª14th2005–0643ª16th2006–0751ª Aut.12th2007–0851ª Aut.7th
9 seasons in Tercera División
References