CD San Roque de Lepe is a Spanish football club hailing from the town of Lepe in the province of Huelva, Andalusia. They currently compete in the Tercera División RFEF, the fifth tier of the Spanish football pyramid, and play their home games at the Estadio Ciudad de Lepe. The club was founded with deep roots in the local community, with its name honoring San Roque, the patron saint of Lepe. Their traditional colors are blue and white. The team's history is one of a classic community club, oscillating between the Tercera División and regional levels, serving as a vital hub for football development in the region. While not having a prolonged period in the professional tiers, San Roque de Lepe has experienced memorable cup runs and playoff battles that have defined its competitive spirit. The club is known for its fierce local derbies against other Huelva sides and its ability to produce talented players who sometimes move on to larger clubs. The modern era sees the club as a stable presence in its group of the Tercera RFEF, consistently aiming for promotion playoffs to climb the national ladder. The fan base is intimate and fiercely loyal, creating a strong sense of local identity on match days. CD San Roque de Lepe remains a proud and enduring symbol of football culture in the town of Lepe.