Cádiz

Alvaro Cervera is the longest-serving: 248 matches over 5 years (Aug 2016 – Jan 2022). Víctor Espárrago added the most coach rating: +25.7 over 38 matches.

Club rating - the club's rating at the manager's first rated match → after the last. Coach rating - what the spell added to the manager's coach rating. Vs expected - average result per match above what the club rating predicted. Stand-in - a caretaker who covered a few matches during another manager's spell, folded under that spell. Every competition we hold, lower divisions included.

Cádiz's club rating peaked at 1,960 in October 2019, under Alvaro Cervera, its highest since 2015/16; the low was 1,691 in September 2026, under Albert Celades.

One point per month: the club's rating before its last rated match of the month, the manager's part left out. World rank among the 943 clubs with a match in the last 12 months and 30+ rated matches. The rating describes results so far - it doesn't predict the next game. How the club rating works ›

Cádiz play in LaLiga 2 now - our fixture list covers the top 5 leagues and European games with a top-5 club.

Cádiz won 3.82 corners a game in 2022/23, their fewest in any season since 2020/21 and 20% below LaLiga's average side (4.76).

League matches only (LaLiga), from 2015/16 - European and cup games carry no card or corner data. Lg = the league's average side that season. Bold green / red = 15%+ above / below it. LaLiga cards table › · corners table ›

Under Alejandro Hernandez, Cádiz picked up 4.27 cards a game, 57% above their own average in the same seasons (11 matches).

League matches since 2015/16 with the referee named (152). Cards = Cádiz's own yellows and reds. Club avg = their cards a game in the same seasons with every referee. Under 10 matches the gap is grey: too few to call. Referees aren't drawn at random - the big games go to the senior ones - so a gap here describes, it doesn't prove a bias.