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    • University of El Salvador (UES) Football Club Summary**

The University of El Salvador (UES), founded in 1963, represents one of El Salvador's most storied football clubs, based in San Salvador. The team, also known as Los Toros, La Potencia Roja Escarlata, and La U, competes in the home stadium Estadio Jorge "Mágico" González, distinguished by their red shirts with white sleeves and shorts, complemented by black away kits.

Historically, UES has cycled through various leagues due to relegations and promotions. They achieved significant success in the 1970s as a top-tier team. In 2016, under coach Walter Martínez, they won the Ascent League title, regaining eligibility for the first division.

The squad from Apertura 2018 featured players with diverse nationalities. Notable coaches include Oscar Navarro and Argentinian Gregorio Bundio, with Conrado Miranda standing out as one of the most successful.

Supporters are divided into two passionate groups: La Ola Roja, known for their revolutionary inclinations and flag displays, and La Furia Escarlata, focused on supporting away matches. Both groups contribute to a vibrant match atmosphere.

Currently inactive since 2018, UES remains a symbol of Salvadoran football with a rich history and dedicated fanbase, awaiting a return to the field.

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