Olimpia
HondurasFounded
1912
Coach
Eduardo EspinelVenue
Estadio José de la Paz Herrera Uclés
City
Tegucigalpa
Capacity
35,000
Surface
grass
Season Stats
Record
29W 12D 8L
H:16W/A:13W
Goals
91 / 53 (+38)
H:45/A:46
Clean Sheets
17
H:9/A:8
Rank
1
Sidelined Players (1)
Recent Results
@ Houston Dynamo
11/07/2026Club Friendlies
@ América
12/02/2026Concacaf Champions Cup
vs América
04/02/2026Concacaf Champions Cup
@ Alajuelense
03/11/2022Concacaf League
vs Alajuelense
27/10/2022Concacaf League
vs Motagua
12/10/2022Concacaf League
@ Motagua
06/10/2022Concacaf League
vs Diriangén
16/09/2022Concacaf League
@ Diriangén
09/09/2022Concacaf League
vs Municipal
26/08/2022Concacaf League
Upcoming Fixtures
vs Mixco
Concacaf Central American Cup
29/07/2026
04:00
vs UPNFM
Liga Nacional
02/08/2026
03:00
@ UMECIT
Concacaf Central American Cup
06/08/2026
02:00
@ Juticalpa
Liga Nacional
09/08/2026
23:00
vs Motagua
Liga Nacional
16/08/2026
01:15
@ Alianza
Concacaf Central American Cup
21/08/2026
03:00
@ Olancho
Liga Nacional
23/08/2026
01:15
vs Deportivo Saprissa
Concacaf Central American Cup
28/08/2026
04:30
@ Estrella Roja
Liga Nacional
30/08/2026
23:00
Olimpia
Club Deportivo Olimpia is the most decorated football club in Honduras, founded in 1912 in Tegucigalpa. They play at the Estadio Tiburcio Carías Andino (known colloquially as Estadio Olímpico), which holds around 35,000 spectators. Olimpia is the most successful club in the Liga Nacional, having won over 30 national championships, making them a dominant force in Honduran football history. They have represented Honduras multiple times in CONCACAF Champions League and Copa Centroamericana competitions. The club produced notable national team players including Noel Valladares, long-time goalkeeper for the Honduran national side. Known for their passionate fan base and the iconic white and blue kit, Olimpia remain a symbol of Honduran football pride and continue to compete at the highest regional level.