Espérance Sportive de Zarzis

Espérance Sportive de Zarzis (Arabic: الترجي الرياضي الجرجيسي known as ES Zarzis or simply ESZ for short, is a football club from Zarzis, Tunisia, founded in 1934 by Haj Ali Bouchhioua.^[1]^[2]

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Espérance de Zarzis

Full name

Espérance Sportive de Zarzis

Nickname(s)

The Blood and Gold / Taraji El Janoub /El Akkara

Founded

1934; 90 years ago

Ground

Abdessalam Kazouz Stadium

Capacity

7,000

Chairman

Hafedh Taleb

Manager

Anis Boujelbene

League

Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1

2023–24

Ligue 2 – Group B, 1st of 13 (promoted)

Website

Club website

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

Performance in national & domestic competitions

Tunisia Cup: 1

2005

Performance in CAF competitions

CAF Confederation Cup: 1 appearance

2006 – First round

1981–82:

Thamer Ksiksi

Mohamed Ali Ben Jeddi

Bouzommita

1982–83:

Vassil Romanov

1983–84:

Vassil Romanov

1984–85:

Vassil Romanov

1985–86:

Moncef Arfaoui

1987–88:

Dimitar Milev

1988–89:

Dimitar Milev

1989–90:

Tahar Bellamine

Belhassen Meriah

1990–91:

Dimitar Milev

1991–92:

Dimitar Milev

Mokhtar Tlili

1992–93:

Dimitar Milev

Habib Masmoudi

Ferid Laaroussi

Mokhtar Tlili

1994–95:

Ridha Akacha

1995–96:

Taoufik Ben Othman

Mokhtar Tlili

Khaled Ben Yahya

1996–97:

Riadh Charfi

Moncef Arfaoui

Tijani Mcharek

1997–98:

Habib Mejri

Tijani Mcharek

Mokhtar Tlili

1998–99:

Serge Devèze

Mohamed Sraieb

1999–00:

Ridha Akacha

Kazimiro

2000–01:

Ridha Akacha

Tijani Mcharek

2001–02:

Serge Devèze

Mohamed Sraieb

Noureddine Laabidi

Mrad Mahjoub

2002–03:

Mrad Mahjoub

Moncef Arfaoui

Khaled Ben Yahya

Moncef Mcharek

Mohamed Ben Sliman

2003–04:

Ridha Akacha

Ahmed Labiedh

Lassaad Maamer

2004–05:

Lassaad Maamer

2005–06:

Mohamed Sraieb

Jean-Michel Bruyer

2006–07:

Abdelhak Benchikha

2007–09:

Moncef Chargui

Mokhtar Tlili

Ahmed Labiedh

Lassaad Maamer

2009–10:

Jalel Kadri

A. Ait Djoudi (Oct 2009 – Dec 09)

Sofiène Hidoussi

2010–11:

Chiheb Ellili (July 2010 – June 11)

2011–12:

Tarek Thabet (July 2011 – Dec 11)

N. Bourguiba (interim) (Dec 2011)

Ghazi Ghrairi (Dec 2011 – June 12)

2012–13:

Ladislas Lozano (July 2012 – Oct 12)

Kamel Zouaghi (Oct 2012 – Dec 12)

Lassaad Maamer (Dec 2012–)

[1]
"ES Zarzis Tunisia". sofascore.ro (in Romanian). Sofa Score. Retrieved 10 August 2024.
[2]
Khmira, Souhail (21 June 2022). "Corruption 'eating away' at football in World Cup-bound Tunisia". BBC Sport. Retrieved 10 August 2024.

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