Results

Costa Rica Segunda 04/13 20:00 18 [5] Limon Black Star v Futbol Consultants Desamparados [1] D 0-0
Costa Rica Segunda 04/06 21:00 17 [7] FC Aserri v Limon Black Star [5] L 3-2
Costa Rica Segunda 04/04 01:00 16 [7] Limon Black Star v CS Uruguay de Coronado [5] W 3-2
Costa Rica Segunda 03/30 17:00 15 [9] Municipal Turrialba v Limon Black Star [8] W 1-3
Costa Rica Segunda 03/23 21:00 14 [8] Limon Black Star v Guadalupe FC [3] W 1-0
Costa Rica Segunda 03/16 20:00 12 [3] Cariari Pococi v Limon Black Star [8] L 1-0
Costa Rica Segunda 03/09 21:00 11 [8] Limon Black Star v Antioquia FC [3] W 2-1
Costa Rica Segunda 03/06 20:00 10 [2] Escorpiones de Belen FC v Limon Black Star [8] L 2-0
Costa Rica Segunda 03/01 21:00 9 [4] Futbol Consultants Desamparados v Limon Black Star [7] L 1-0
Costa Rica Segunda 02/27 01:00 6 Limon Black Star v Municipal Turrialba D 2-2
Costa Rica Segunda 02/23 01:00 8 [8] Limon Black Star v FC Aserri [5] W 2-0
Costa Rica Segunda 02/21 02:00 7 [6] CS Uruguay de Coronado v Limon Black Star [9] W 1-2

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 31 15 16
Wins 11 5 6
Draws 9 6 3
Losses 11 4 7
Goals for 38 17 21
Goals against 41 20 21
Clean sheets 9 5 4
Failed to score 9 4 5

Wikipedia - Limón Black Star

Limón Black Star is a Costa Rican association football team based in Limón. It is set to make its debut in the Segunda División de Costa Rica, starting in the 2022–23 season.

The team originated in the aftermath of Limón's demise in 2021 due to financial irregularities. Local businessmen purchased the franchise of Marineros de Puntarenas to relocate the team to Limón.

Its name is an homage to the Liberty Hall, commonly known as the Black Star Line Building. This hall, which was destroyed by fire in April 2016, was an important landmark of downtown Limón, and a symbol of Afro–Costa Ricans, particularly those within the Limón Province.

The team uses the Pan-African colours in homage to the Rastafari movement, ditching the traditional green and white colors used by previous teams in the city such as Limonense and Limón.

History

The club pays homage to Limón's Liberty Hall, also known as Black Star Line

During the first half of 2021, Limón entered "a series of bad decisions" that ultimately led to the team's relegation to the Liga de Ascenso. Despite efforts to nullify the 2020–21 Liga FPD season and avoid relegation, the club's situation worsened. The club had accumulated numerous delayed payments to the Costa Rican Social Security Fund, which prevented them from playing matches in the Liga de Ascenso. By January 2022, Limón had accumulated over ₡98 million in debts to the Security Fund. The club could not solve the situation and was officially relegated to the Tercera Division de Costa Rica, losing its category as a professional team.

Immediately after the team's disappearance, former administrative manager Celso Gamboa announced his intentions of acquiring the franchise of Marineros de Puntarenas, a team based in Puntarenas that struggled in coexisting with the more traditional Puntarenas F.C. On 28 April 2022, the acquisition of Marineros was officially confirmed, and the team was renamed to Limón Black Star. The name is an allusion of the Liberty Hall, also known as the Black Star Line, a prominent landmark in downtown Limón and a symbol of Afro-Costa Rican culture, which was destroyed by a fire in April 2016.

On 25 May 2022, the new team's administration announced the badge and colours, adopting the Pan-African colouring due to the Rastafari movement and the city's historical ties with the Afro-Caribbean people.

Limon Black Star is a prominent soccer team based in the Limón province of Costa Rica. Known for their passionate play and vibrant team spirit, they represent the coastal region with pride and determination. The team boasts a talented roster of local and national players who bring energy and skill to every match. Limon Black Star is recognized for their aggressive style of play, strong community support, and commitment to developing local talent. As a key part of Costa Rica's football landscape, they continue to strive for success both domestically and in regional competitions, embodying the resilience and vibrant culture of Limón.