Antonio López (footballer, born 1957)
After one season apiece in amateur football, also in the Madrid area, he took charge of the Bolivia national team, first as an assistant to Xabier Azkargorta, and eventually appeared with it them as head coach at two Copa América tournaments.[15] They made their best-ever start to a season and topped the standings at the end of the first round, eventually staying in contention for the league title until the second-last match; he resigned in February citing personal reasons, and went back to Spain.[19] In August 2014, after a short spell in Atlético Madrid's youth system,[20] López was named coach of ATK in the Indian Super League.[23] After a dip in form from midway through the season, López led his team to the semi-finals by drawing with Goa,[24] meeting the same opponent once again and defeating them on penalties.[25] In the decisive match, against Kerala Blasters, he benched marquee player Luis García and also-compatriot Jofre, for which he was praised by critics,[26] and the side won thanks to a goal by Mohammed Rafique in extra time.