EIBAR HISTORY

Framed in 1940 by the merger of Deportivo Gallo and Union Deportiva Eibarresa, the club was initially known as Eibar Futbol Club before changing its name to Sociedad Deportiva Eibar. Elevated to La Tercera in 1950, the Basques achieved La Segunda five years after the fact. Nonetheless, following a five-year stretch they endured transfer and spent everything except three of the accompanying 28 years in the third level of Spanish football.

Eibar came back to the 'silver classification' in 1988, yet a great part of the time from that point forward has been spent exchanging between La Segunda and Segunda B. Regardless, consecutive advancements guaranteed top-flight football at Ipurua interestingly following a 1-0 home prevail upon Deportivo Alaves in May 2014.

In the meantime, the club was undermined with assignment because of its powerlessness to change over to an open restricted organization, as required by law, however after two months reported it had achieved the built up objective of vital offer capital.

Los Armeros (The Gunners), as Eibar are known, had maybe their finest minute in the 2012-13 version of the Copa del Rey when they thumped out neighbors Athletic Bilbao on the away objectives manage before tumbling to Malaga in the last 16.