Almagro

Club · Argentina · Primera Nacional

«El Tricolor»

216 Matches

65 wins

66 draws

85 losses

190–227 Goals

−37 Difference

0.9 Scored per game

Form D L D L D W

In 1912, barely a year after its founding, a faction led by Miguel Ortiz de Zárate walked out and set up a rival outfit, Liberal Argentino, just streets away in the same Buenos Aires neighbourhood.

The club itself had been born of a merger rather than a single foundation: three local sides, Jubile, San Martín Juniors and Lezica, came together on 6 January 1911, the Day of the Kings, in the barrio of Almagro.

Silverware has mostly come in the lower divisions, but 1968 stands apart — the Primera B Metropolitana title that finally sent Almagro up to the Primera División. Getting back among the elite has proved harder than reaching it that once: the club has instead built a habit of winning its way out of the second tier through promotion play-offs, beating Instituto de Córdoba in 1999/2000 and Huracán de Tres Arroyos in 2003/2004.

Almagro plays its home matches at Estadio Tres de Febrero, known locally as Estadio Almagro, which holds 19,000 people — a ground sized for a club that has spent most of its history fighting its way up from the divisions below, rather than defending a place among Argentina's biggest names.

Latest results

All matches

30 Aug	Primera Nacional	Patronato A	1:0	W
22 Aug	Primera Nacional	Colegiales H	0:0	D
15 Aug	Primera Nacional	Deportivo Morón A	0:2	L
9 Aug	Primera Nacional	Quilmes A	1:1	D
5 Aug	Primera Nacional	Gimnasia Y Tiro H	0:2	L
1 Aug	Primera Nacional	Midland H	1:1	D