Trival Valderas · History

Club de Fútbol Trival Valderas Alcorcón won its first national title in the 2013-14 season, the Group VII championship of the Tercera División, then the Spanish fourth tier. On 22 June 2014 it sealed promotion to Segunda División B at La Canaleja. The club comes from the San José de Valderas neighbourhood of Alcorcón, in the Community of Madrid. It was formed in 2004 when two clubs from the neighbourhood merged, and it plays in white shirts, red shorts and green socks.

Origins and the 2004 merger

The club's main root is Agrupación Polideportiva Tri-Val, founded in 1972 in San José de Valderas, which became Agrupación Polideportiva Tri-Val Alcorcón in 1997. In 2004 it merged with another sports club from the same neighbourhood, and the result was Club de Fútbol Trival Valderas Alcorcón. The idea was to widen the town's sporting offer, with a strong focus on youth football. With the merger, the first team took on the white, red and green that still identify it. The club also has a reserve side, CDE Trival Valderas Promesas Alcorcón.

The climb from regional football

Trival Valderas started out in the Madrid regional leagues. After Marcos Jiménez took over as coach in the 2006-07 season, the team won promotion after promotion. It first went up to Regional Preferente and in 2009 reached the Tercera División, the first national level the club had ever played at. The 2012-13 season was Jiménez's seventh in a row as coach. Domingo Javier García Asensio was his assistant and also served as sporting director.

Tercera debut and first play-offs

In its first Tercera season, 2009-10, the club finished fourth in Group VII and earned a place in the play-offs for Segunda B. Yeclano were the opponents in the first round. Trival won the home leg 2-0 on 16 May 2010, but a week later lost 5-1 in Yecla and went out. In 2010-11 and 2011-12 the team struggled and only just stayed up. In 2012-13 it again finished fourth and reached the play-offs. This time the opponent was Granada B, who drew 1-1 in Alcorcón and went through 4-2 on aggregate.

The 2014 title and promotion

The 2013-14 season gave the club its first title, as Trival Valderas finished Tercera División Group VII champions. As champions they first played the direct promotion tie against Real Zaragoza B. They drew 1-1 at La Canaleja on 18 May 2014 and lost 3-1 at La Romareda on 25 May. That defeat sent them into the non-champions bracket. In the next round they beat Ceares of Gijón, winning 3-0 away in the first leg on 1 June and drawing the return 2-2. In the final round, Arenas Club de Getxo won the first leg 1-0 on 14 June. On 22 June Trival Valderas turned the tie around in Alcorcón, winning 3-0 after extra time to earn their place in Segunda División B.

A season in Segunda División B

In 2014-15 the club played in Group 2 of Segunda División B, then the third tier of Spanish football. They finished 19th with 37 points (8 wins, 13 draws and 17 defeats) and were relegated to the Tercera. The same year they made their Copa del Rey debut and went out in the first round.

La Canaleja

The team plays its home games at the Estadio Municipal La Canaleja in Alcorcón, which opened in 1971 and holds about 2,000 spectators. Both home legs of the 2014 play-offs were played there, from the draw with Zaragoza B to the comeback against Arenas.

From Tercera División to Tercera Federación

After relegation in 2015, Trival Valderas returned to Group VII of the Tercera División and finished most seasons between fifth and sixteenth. When the Spanish federation reorganised its leagues in 2021, the Tercera became the fifth tier. It was called Tercera RFEF at first and Tercera Federación from 2022, and the club stayed in the Madrid group. In the 2025-26 season it finished second in Group 7 of the Tercera Federación.