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Obson Dynamo F.C.
Obson Dynamo F.C. is a Mexican football club that plays in the Liga TDP. It is based in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora.
In 2020, Obson Dynamo joined the third division of the Liga MXA Independiente, a semiprofessional league, with Benjamín Valenzuela Dennis as their manager. José Miguel Fisher Castell was the team president. In their competitive debut in December, they defeated Iguanas FC de Los Mochis by a score of 19–0, with nine different players getting on the scoresheet. Obson Dynamo developed a rivalry with Cócorit FC, which was dubbed El clásico de Cajeme, as both teams were based in the municipality of Cajeme. Their first encounter resulted in a 3–2 Cócorit victory. Obson Dynamo lost again to Cócorit, this time by a 3–1 score, in the final game of the regular season.
In their first season, Obson Dynamo was one of eight clubs that qualified for the Liguilla, the end-of-season tournament. They defeated MGV de Monterrey in the quarterfinals by a score of 4–0, with Julián Duarte scoring a brace. However, Obson Dynamo was defeated 1–0 by their rivals, Cócorit, in the semifinals.
Obson Dynamo was then invited to play in the Liga Élite, a newly created first-tier league organized by the Liga MXA Independiente. They were one of eight teams chosen based on their "structure and economic solvency", with two spots reserved for the champions in the top two tiers of the Liga MXA's existing league structure. Obson Dynamo signed the reigning Liga MXA most valuable player, José Luis Rodríguez, in preparation for the competition. They beat the Jaguares de Saltillo 4–0 in their Liga Élite debut, with Rodríguez scoring a brace.
While still playing in the Liga Élite, Obson Dynamo began their regular season in the Liga de Ascenso MXA Independiente. In the Clausura 2021 season, Obson Dynamo won the Liga de Ascenso title, defeating Toros Retro 3–1 in the final at home.
In July 2021, Obson Dynamo announced its intention to make the jump to the professional ranks and join the third-tier Liga TDP the following year. The last team from Ciudad Obregón to play in the league, Guerreros de Obregón, disappeared in 2017.
Ahead of their first season in 2022–23, Obson Dynamo were placed in Group XVII, consisting of teams from Baja California, Chihuahua and Sonora. The squad was made up of 25 local players, ranging from ages 16 to 20. In their league debut, they suffered a 1–0 defeat to Cobras Fut Premier. It was not until their fourth match, a 1–1 draw with Chihuahua, that Francisco "Tomatero" Valenzuela scored Obson Dynamo's first professional goal and the team earned its first points in Liga TDP. Even then, they lost a penalty shootout following regulation time, which was mandated due to league rules, earning one point while Chihuahua earned two.
On 1 October 2022, Obson Dynamo defeated Cimarrones de Sonora III by a score of 3–0 for their first victory at the professional level. They finished the season ninth in their group with a record of five wins, five draws and 10 losses.
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Obson Dynamo F.C.
Obson Dynamo F.C. is a Mexican football club that plays in the Liga TDP. It is based in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora.
In 2020, Obson Dynamo joined the third division of the Liga MXA Independiente, a semiprofessional league, with Benjamín Valenzuela Dennis as their manager. José Miguel Fisher Castell was the team president. In their competitive debut in December, they defeated Iguanas FC de Los Mochis by a score of 19–0, with nine different players getting on the scoresheet. Obson Dynamo developed a rivalry with Cócorit FC, which was dubbed El clásico de Cajeme, as both teams were based in the municipality of Cajeme. Their first encounter resulted in a 3–2 Cócorit victory. Obson Dynamo lost again to Cócorit, this time by a 3–1 score, in the final game of the regular season.
In their first season, Obson Dynamo was one of eight clubs that qualified for the Liguilla, the end-of-season tournament. They defeated MGV de Monterrey in the quarterfinals by a score of 4–0, with Julián Duarte scoring a brace. However, Obson Dynamo was defeated 1–0 by their rivals, Cócorit, in the semifinals.
Obson Dynamo was then invited to play in the Liga Élite, a newly created first-tier league organized by the Liga MXA Independiente. They were one of eight teams chosen based on their "structure and economic solvency", with two spots reserved for the champions in the top two tiers of the Liga MXA's existing league structure. Obson Dynamo signed the reigning Liga MXA most valuable player, José Luis Rodríguez, in preparation for the competition. They beat the Jaguares de Saltillo 4–0 in their Liga Élite debut, with Rodríguez scoring a brace.
While still playing in the Liga Élite, Obson Dynamo began their regular season in the Liga de Ascenso MXA Independiente. In the Clausura 2021 season, Obson Dynamo won the Liga de Ascenso title, defeating Toros Retro 3–1 in the final at home.
In July 2021, Obson Dynamo announced its intention to make the jump to the professional ranks and join the third-tier Liga TDP the following year. The last team from Ciudad Obregón to play in the league, Guerreros de Obregón, disappeared in 2017.
Ahead of their first season in 2022–23, Obson Dynamo were placed in Group XVII, consisting of teams from Baja California, Chihuahua and Sonora. The squad was made up of 25 local players, ranging from ages 16 to 20. In their league debut, they suffered a 1–0 defeat to Cobras Fut Premier. It was not until their fourth match, a 1–1 draw with Chihuahua, that Francisco "Tomatero" Valenzuela scored Obson Dynamo's first professional goal and the team earned its first points in Liga TDP. Even then, they lost a penalty shootout following regulation time, which was mandated due to league rules, earning one point while Chihuahua earned two.
On 1 October 2022, Obson Dynamo defeated Cimarrones de Sonora III by a score of 3–0 for their first victory at the professional level. They finished the season ninth in their group with a record of five wins, five draws and 10 losses.