La Victoria/Corozal Football Club is a Belizean football team which competed in the Belize Premier Football League (BPFL) of the Football Federation of Belize. It was founded as La Victoria FC in 1985. After the dismantling of the first division, to give way to newly created Semi-Pro league, La Victoria took on the brilliant idea of combining and bringing the best talent from every club and forming a highly competitive team. Their idea paid off and soon they would find themselves scouting and recruiting players from around the district; this brought forward the emergence of talented players of the like of Gerardo Campos (Caledonia), Ariel Magana (Ranchito), Steve Hall (Calcutta), Ramiro ‘Milo’ Munoz (Xaibe), Clifford ‘Calvo’ Usher (Freedom Fighters) Pelon Barahona (Beach Boys); to name a few.^{[citation needed]}

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Nizhee Corozal F.C.

Full name	Nizhee Corozal Football Club
Nickname(s)	Corozaleños
Founded	1985
Ground	Ricalde Stadium Corozal Town, Belize
Capacity	1,000
League	Belize Premier Football League
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The team first battled San Joaquin FC for north supremacy and their success then gave way and brought forward the opportunity of adding Mexican players who solidified the team and took them to become a powerhouse in Belizean Football. La Victoria would dominate the football scene in the mid to late 90’s.^{[citation needed]} They won the Semi-Pro championship with an outstanding display of football. In the international scene they went on the win several key matches allowing them to move on to the next round in the Concacaf Champion of champion league; notably beating Nicaragua’s Dirigian Gen.

The team would continue their dominance along with their upbringing of new and talented players; the likes of Joe West, Roberto ‘Berti’ Campos, Delmar Sutherland (RIP) as well as additional Mexican players. However, their new challenger would be up and coming Juventus FC of Orange Walk. Both teams boasted some of the most talented players. Their matches were fierce and epic; the stadiums were packed on Sunday whether it was the Ricalde Stadium of the People’s stadium. Both Clubs marked a special time in Belizean football which stands alone in a unique category that no one will ever forget or come close to recreating. It is no wonder they were called the Glory Guys!^{[citation needed]}

The team is based in Corozal Town. Their home stadium is Ricalde Stadium.

• 1991–95 – La Victoria FC
• 1997–98 – CFC Corozal Football Club
• 1998–99 – Midsouth FC
• 1999-01 – La Victoria Dolphins FC
• 2001–02 – Sagitun FC
• 2002–03 – Corozal Victory FC
• 2008–09 – Nizhee Corozal FC

• Belize Premier Football League: 3

  1991–92, 1993–94 as La Victoria FC, 2009 (Spring)

• 1993–94 – Denmark Casey (La Victoria FC) – 9 goals – Runner-up
• 1994–95 – Jason Hall (La Victoria FC) – 6 goals – Runner-up
• 1996–97 – David McCauley (FC Corozal) – 14 – Top scorer
• 1997–98 – Oliver Hendricks (FC Corozal) – 7 goals – Runner-up
• 1998–99 – Oliver Hendricks (La Victoria Dolphins) – 14 goals – Top scorer
• 2002–03 – Rupert Smith (Corozal Victory FC) – 6 goals – Runner-up

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

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No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  BLZ Delmar Sutherland — Def  MEX Carlos Baragan — Def  HON Pablo Madrid — Def  BLZ Gerardo Campos — Def  BLZ Roberto 'Berti' Campos — MF  BLZ Orlando "landi' Vega — MF  BLZ Ariel Magana — MF  BLZ Ramiro 'Milo' Munoz — FW  BLZ Pedro Barahona

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  BLZ Cesario Rosales — FW  MEX Yeyo — MF  BLZ Edmund Pandy — MF/FW  BLZ Clifford 'Calvo' Usher — FW  BLZ Joe West — Def  BLZ 'Panther' — GK  BLZ Marvin Otley — Def  BLZ Findley Gladden

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