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Our History
The club was founded as the main club of Aller (a status it maintains today) on July 2, 1952, in Caborana and with the name of Santiago de Caborana . It was founded by the Brothers of La Salle , seeing the great fan base that there was in the town. It played at the San Miguel field and debuted in Second Regional in the 1952/53 season, a category in which it remained until the 1954/55 season in which it achieved promotion to First Regional .
The field's condition was dangerous due to flooding. As a result, the 1954-55 season had to be completed at the La Salle de Bustiello field, thanks to the good efforts of the La Salle brothers of Caborana, along with the board of directors of La Salle de Bustiello. Due to these problems, the City Council was asked to build a new field. Thus, the Sotiello municipal field was born, halfway between Caborana and Moreda and the Santiago de Aller team. The field was inaugurated on September 4, 1956, with a match against Real Oviedo, then in the First Division. The Oviedo team won 8-2.
In this first season in the First Regional, the club merged with Moreda Club Football and took its current name. It wasn't until the 1957/58 season that the team achieved its first success, which was none other than promotion to the Third Division , a category it remained in for eight consecutive years. In its first season in the category, it achieved its best ever finish, finishing fifth .
They have also competed in the Copa del Rey once . It was in the 1993/94 edition , but they failed to make it past the first round after being beaten by Club Deportivo Lealtad de Villaviciosa . In the first leg, the Maliayeses won 1-0, and in the return leg at the "López Dóriga", the result was a 2-2 draw. The Alleranos scored their goals by David and Chuchi.
In 1964, the club's worst era began, with three relegations almost in a row and it didn't recover until the mid-1990s. The team recovered, once again reaching the Third Division, but a new period of disastrous results saw the club relegated to the First Regional, leaving it in a very difficult situation and on the verge of extinction.
However, in recent years the club has made improvements in sporting, economic and social terms that allowed it to return to Regional Preferente , although it did not last long. In the 2009/10 season, after a poor start to the league, the club enjoyed an improvement from the end of the first half of the season that allowed it to move out of the relegation places, from which it maintained a distance of four points after matchday 27, but things became complicated in the second half of the season and after serious financial problems, lack of social support and again some disastrous results, the club finished 18th and was relegated.
Following relegation, the club's dire financial situation led to the impression that the end of Santiago de Aller might have arrived. Solutions were sought, and although it seemed that a group of emigrants from Aller might take over the club, they failed to reach an agreement with the city council, which also refused to endorse the team. Finally, in July 2010, the club announced that it would not compete in the following season.
Three years later, in the 2013/14 season, the board of directors decided to resume the club's activity, and it competed in the Second Regional , a season in which it achieved promotion to the First Regional , where it remained for two years. It currently plays again in the Second Regional.
In the 2021/22 campaign, the entity only has one women's futsal team in official competition .
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