Memorial Juan Rojas (Almería-Spain) 2000-2011

Played at Campo Municipal Juan Rojas in Almería (Spain). Organized by UD Almeria.
AD Almería was a team that played in the first division between 1979-1981, but disappeared in 1982, and was arguably UD Almería's predecessor.
In 1989, a club named Almería Club de Fútbol was born, but in 2001 was renamed Unión Deportiva Almería.

Palmares

1  2000 Almería CF		2-1 Polideportivo Almería
2  2001 UD Almería		2-1 Alicante CF
3  2002 UD Almería		1-1 Villareal CF             [UD Almeria on pen.]
4  2003 UD Almería		5-0 Málaga CF
5  2004 CP Ejido 		2-2 UD Almeria                [Poli Ejido on pen.]
6  2005 UD Almeria		2-0 Club Nacional
7  2006 Athletic de Bilbao	3-0 UD Almeria
   2007   Not held
8  2008 UD Almería		3-1 Real Betis
   2009   Not held
9  2010 UD Almería		2-0 Granada CF
10 2011 UD Almería		0-0 Valencia CF              [UD Almería on pen.]

Number of Wins:

 8 UD Almería ((Included Almería CF)

 1 CLub Polideportivo Ejido
   Athletic Club de Bilbao

2000

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Polideportivo Almeria (Spain)
Final [
UD Almería	2-1 Polideportivo Almería
  [Antoñito, Ortiz Berbal]

2001

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Alicante CF (Spain)
Final [
UD Almería	2-1 Alicante CF

2002

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Villareal CF (Spain)

Final [Aug 21]
UD Almería	1-1 Villarreal CF		[5-4 pen]
 [1-0 Francisco 53´, 1-1 Arruabarrena 80´]

2003

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Villareal CF (Spain)

Final [Aug 25]
UD Almería	5-0 Málaga CF
 [1-0 Juan Jesús 7´, 2-0 Luna 32´, 3-0 Jorge Pérez 38, 4-0 Luna 45´, 
  5-0 Luna 46´]
UD Almeria:  Cano; José Ángel (Honorio); Cesar (Olivares), Jaime (Lago), Cedrián, Lozano, 
             Esteban (Juanlu), Juan Jesús (Juanma), Luna (Ortiz), Francisco (Sorribas), Jorge Pérez.
Málaga CF:   Calatayud; Rojas, Navas (Mario), Diego Alonso, Luque (Iván), Leko, Castro (Calderón), 
             Miguel Ángel (Pato), Coque, Alexis, Gavilán.

2004

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Polideportivo Ejido (Spain

Inauguration of the Estadio de los Juegos Mediterráneos Almería 2005

Final [Aug 22]
UD Almería	2-2 Poli Ejido 		[Poli Ejido on pen]

2005

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Club Nacional Montevideo (Uruguay)

Final [Aug 19]
UD Almería	2-0 Club Nacional
  [1-0 Soriano 4´, 2-0 Ortiz 90´]
UD Almeria:  Valerio; Manolo, Acasiete, Carlos García, Bermudo, Lozano (Francisco), 
             Soriano, Crusat (Martín Vellisca), Galca, Varela (Ortiz), Luna (Míchel).
c. Nacional: Burian; La Luz, Pallas (Victorino), Valdez, Caballero, Silva, Machado (Albín), 
             Vázquez (Alvez), Márquez (Leites), Suárez (Castro), Romero.

2006

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Athletic Club de Bilbao (Spain)

Final [Aug 19]
UD Almeria	0-3 Athletic Club de Bilbao
  [0-1 Prieto 33´, 0-2 Llorente 75´, 0-3 Amorebieta 87´]
UD Almeria:  Westerveld (Valerio); Bruno Saltor (De Palmas), Acasiete (Molo), Carlos García, 
             Mané, Cabrera (Corona), Gorka Larrea (Toni Velamazán), Kalu Uche, Ortiz, 
             Mario Bermejo (Míchel), Francisco (Alberto). 
Ath. Bilbao: Aranzubia; Iraola (Brenat), Sarriegi, Prieto (Amorebieta), Casas, Murillo, 
             Garmendia (Expósito), Gabilondo, Etxeberría (Dañobeitia), Aduritz (Urzáiz),
             Yeste (Llorente).

2008

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Real Betis Balompie (Spain)

Final [Aug 23]
UD Almería	3-1 Real Betis Balompié
  [1-0 Juanma ortiz 26´, 2-0 Negredo (p) 29´, 
   2-1 Caffa 52´, 3-1 Piatti 73´].
UD Almería:  Esteban; Bruno, Chico, Pellerano, Acasiete; Julio Álvarez, Juanito (Iriney); 
             Juanma Ortiz (Jose Ortiz), Corona (Natalio); Piatti (Crusat), Negredo (Solari).
Real Betis:  Casto (Ricardo); Ilic (Babic), Arzu (Rivas), Juanito (Melli), Fernando Vega; 
             Rivera (Soriano), Juande (Emaná); Damiá, Capi; Xisco (Caffa), Pavone.
 

2010

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Granada CF (Spain)

Final [Aug ]
UD Almería	2-0 Granada CF

2011

Participants:
UD Almeria (Spain)
Valencia CF (Spain)

Final [Aug 14]
UD Almería	0-0 Valencia CF      [UD Almería on pen.]
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UD Almería:  Esteban; Míchel (Corona), Carlos García, Marcelo Silva (Acaseite), Jakobsen (Dani Bautista); 
             Bernardello, Soriano (Verza); Aarón (Rafita), Crusat; Aleix Vidal, Ulloa (Goitom).
Valencia CF: Guaita; Miguel (Bruno), Maduro (Rami), Ricardo Costa, Mathieu (Jordi Alba); Topal (Albelda), 
             Parejo (Feghouli), Ever Banega (Tino Costa); Jonás (Soldado), Aduriz, Mata (Piatti).

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