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Alcorcón

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[ahl-kawr-kohn, al-, ahl-kawr-kawn] / ˌɑl kɔrˈkoʊn, ˌæl-, ˌɑl kɔrˈkɔn /

noun

  1. a city in central Spain, a suburb of Madrid.


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At former club Alcorcon, he set a similar test: try to head the ball out of the stadium.

From BBC

New York-based investment fund MSP Sports Capital were linked with a takeover of Tottenham in February and already own stakes in a number of European clubs including Augsburg in Germany, Alcorcon in Spain, Portuguese club Estoril and Beveren in Belgium.

From BBC

It had needed a victory at last-place Alcorcón on the last day of the regular season to secure an automatic spot in the top flight, but it lost 1-0.

From Seattle Times

“We almost made it in Alcorcón. It was really cruel,” Eibar midfielder Edu Expósito said.

From Seattle Times

The team owned by the Brazil great secured its spot in the top flight after it beat Huesca 3-0 at home and Eibar lost 1-0 at last-place Alcorcón.

From Seattle Times