Moghreb Atlético Tetuán

" and "el Hispano-Marroquí" ("The Spanish-Moroccan"). One year later these two club, and a third one called "el Radio", are fused and that gave the birth to the "Athletic Club Tetuán". In 1922 a new club was founded in Tétouan called "Athletic Club Tetuán". After the Spanish Civil War the club changed its name to Club Atlético Tetuán. During the Spanish Protectorate of Northern Morocco the club played the 1951-52 season of the Spanish Liga after winning Spanish Segunda División (the southern group) in the 1950-51 season.[2] They were (and still are) the only club based in the African mainland to play in a top European league. Nevertheless, they were relegated immediately and spent the rest of their Spanish football league system stay in Segunda División, until 1955-56. After independence, the club was split into two clubs, Club Atlético Moghreb based in Tétouan and Club Atlético Tetuán that merged with Sociedad Deportiva Ceuta to form Club Atlético Ceuta, which merged with AD Ceuta; the merged club dissolved in 2012.