1903–04 Real Madrid C.F. season

Madrid FC – Madrid–Moderno

1903–04 season

Chairman

Carlos Padrós

Juan Padrós

Copa del Rey

First Round

Madrid Championship^[1]

Runner-up

← 1902-03

1904–05 →

The 1903–04 season was the second season for Madrid FC. The club played some friendly matches against local clubs. They also played in the Madrid Championship and Copa del Rey. The name of Madrid FC was Madrid–Moderno in this tournament, because of a merger with Moderno.^[2]

Competitions

Overall

Competition	Started round	Final position / round	First match	Last match
Copa del Rey	Quarterfinals	First Round	1904-03-19
Madrid Championship	Final	Runner-up	1903-12-20

Last updated: 22 May
Source: Competitions

Matches

Competitive

Copa del Rey - Quarterfinals

Madrid–Moderno

5 – 5^[3]

Club Español de Madrid

Hipódromo, Madrid

March 19, 1904

Friendly

Competition

Home team

Score

Away team

Venue

Date

Friendly	Madrid FC		8 – 0		Moderno FC	La Lonja, El Escorial	1903-08-02

Friendly	Madrid FC		8 – 0^[4]		Moncloa FC	La Lonja, El Escorial	1903-08-12
						Referee: Navarro

Friendly	Villaviciosa & Colonial^[5]		3 – 6^[6]		Madrid FC	Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid	1903-09-08

Friendly	Athletic Bilbao		3 – 1		Madrid–Moderno	Lamiako, Bilbao	1904-04-24
						Referee: Arana

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References

↑ Madrid Championship (Campeonato Centro) is a regional league used as a qualifier for the Copa del Rey.
↑ Spain - Cup 1904
↑ The captains of both teams agreed not to play extra time, but failed to reach an agreement on when they should replay the match. The Club Español de Madrid wanted to play at the same time the next day, but the Madrid-Moderno refused, and alleged that in the bases of the tournament was said that no tie could be played in less than 48 hours after the game. Next day the Club Español de Madrid went to play the replay, but the Madrid-Moderno did not. The regional federation, whose president Ceferino Birdalone happened to be president of Club Español de Madrid as well, ruled in favor of Club Español, and were declared winners of the match.
↑ Madrid FC was awarded a prize, consisting of a diploma in an allegory of foot-ball, and 11 silver medals.
↑ Combined consisted of local players Villaviciosa and Colonial
↑ Madrid FC was forced to play this game with only nine players. Some of club their best players are leaving the, so that precipitating the merger with Moderno FC order to survive.

Real Madrid C.F. seasons

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