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2009-2010 term of Zarzis Espérance sportive

L'espérance sportive de Zarzis (Esperance Zarzis) Tunisia is a sports club founded in 1934 and including a section based football Zarzis and it is in the early 1980s the club began to grow in size by joining the Division 2 South Central. Despite his demotion to the third division in 1983, because of youth and inexperience of his players, the club wants to keep his coach, the Bulgarian Romanov and managed to finally join the club level. It rises for first time in League I in 1991, for a year of running in, and returns again in 1994, losing its place among the elite only once (2003). In 2005, he won the cup against Esperance Sportive de Tunis (2-0), allowing it to participate for the first time in an African competition. .

The club operates in 2007-2008 in League I. and 2008-2009 in League II

Identification Card Club:

Club founded in 1934

Colors Red, yellow and white

Jlidi Stadium Stadium (2500 seats)

Cup winners Tunisia 2004-2005

CAF Cup 2006
First round:
Esperance Sportive de Zarzis - Union Sportive de Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso): 2-0 and 0-0
Second round:
Esperance Sportive de Zarzis - Olympique Khouribga (Morocco): 1-0 and 0-6
Coaches
1981-1982: Ksiksi (Tunisia) Ben then Jeddi (Tunisia) and Bouzommita (Tunisia)
1982-1983: Romanov (Bulgaria)
1983-1984: Romanov (Bulgaria)
1984-1985: Romanov (Bulgaria)
1985-1986 : Moncef Arfaoui (Tunisia)
1987-1988: Milev (Bulgaria)
1988-1989: Milev (Bulgaria)
1989-1990: Tahar Bellamine (Tunisia) and Belhassen Meriah (Tunisia)
1990-1991: Milev (Bulgaria)
1991-1992: Milev (Bulgaria) and Mokhtar Tlili (Tunisia)
1992-1993: Milev (Bulgaria) puisHabib Masmoudi (Tunisia)
1993-1994: Laaroussi Ferid (Tunisia) puisMokhtar Tlili (Tunisia)
1994-1995: Ridha Akacha (Tunisia)
1995-1996: Taoufik Ben Othman (Tunisia) and Mokhtar Tlili (Tunisia) and Khaled Ben Yahya (Tunisia)
1996-1997: Charfi Riadh (Tunisia) and Moncef Arfaoui (Tunisia) and Tijani Mcharek (Tunisia)
1997-1998: Mejri Habib (Tunisia) Tijani then Mcharek (Tunisia) and Mokhtar Tlili (Tunisia) 1998-1999: Serge Devèze (France) and Mohamed Sraieb (Tunisia)
1999-2000: Ridha Akacha (Tunisia) and Kazimiro (Poland)
2000-2001 : Ridha Akacha (Tunisia) (acting) then Mcharek Tijani (Tunisia)
2001-2002: Serge Devèze (France) and Mohamed Sraieb (Tunisia) and Noureddine Laabidi (Tunisia) Mrad Mahjoub and (Tunisia)
2002 - 2003: Mrad Mahjoub (Tunisia) puisMoncef Arfa (Tunisia) and Khaled Ben Yahia (Tunisia) puisMoncef Mcharek (Tunisia) puisMohamed Ben Slimane (Tunisia)
2003-2004: Ridha Akacha (Tunisia) puisAhmed Labiedh (Tunisia) puisLassaad Maamer (Tunisia)
2004-2005: Lassaad Maamer (Tunisia) 2005-2006: Sraieb Mohamed (Tunisia) and Jean-Michel Bruyer (France)
2006-2007: Abdelhak Ben Chikha (Algeria)
2007-2008: Moncef Chergui (Tunisia) and Mokhtar Tlili (Tunisia) and Labiedh Ahmed (Tunisia) and Lassaad Maamer (Tunisia)
2008-2009: Jalel El Kadri (Tunisia)
2009-2010: Jalel Kadri (Tunisia) and Azzedine Ait Djoudi (Algeria) and Sofiène Hidoussi (Tunisia)
2010-2011: Chiheb Ellil (Tunisia)

Stadium Jlidi (ملعب الجليدي) is a multipurpose stadium located in Tunisia Zarzis . It hosts the matches of Esperance Zarzis Sports . Inaugurated in 2003, the stadium capacity is 2500 seats. Esperance Sportive de Zarzis previously played at the Stade Municipal de Zarzis which had only 1500 seats.