CS Herediano, officially Club Sport Herediano, is a Costa Rican footballing institution based in Heredia and competing in the country's top division, the Liga FPD. The team plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero, known as "El Rosabal." Founded in 1921, Herediano is one of the oldest and most decorated clubs in Costa Rica, with its distinctive yellow and red vertical stripes earning them the nickname "Los Florenses." The club is deeply rooted in the community of Heredia, with a proud ownership model and a history of esteemed head coaches. The team's name simply denotes its city, and its history is intertwined with the development of Costa Rican football itself. Herediano's history is marked by sustained success, with peak eras occurring across multiple decades. The club has won numerous league championships, with a particularly strong period in the late 2010s, securing multiple titles behind stars like midfielder Yeltsin Tejeda and forward Keyner Brown. The modern era continues this tradition of excellence, with Herediano regularly contending for championships and representing Costa Rica in the CONCACAF Champions Cup. The team culture is one of immense pride and tradition, supported by one of the largest and most passionate fan bases in the nation, creating a vibrant and intimidating home advantage. CS Herediano stands as a pillar of Costa Rican football, a club where history and present-day ambition are in constant alignment.