Defensores de Belgrano

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Defensores de Belgrano

Full name

Club Atlético Defensores de Belgrano

Nickname(s)

El Dragón (The Dragon)

Founded

May 25 de 1906

Ground

Estadio Juan Pasquale
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Capacity

9,000

Chairman

Alejandro Cambas

Manager

Guillermo "Willy" Aldaz

League

Primera B Metropolitana

Apertura 2006

20th (0f 22 teams)





Home colours





Away colours

Defensores de Belgrano are a football club from Capital federal in Buenos Aires, Argentina. They currently play in Primera B Metropolitana, which is the regionalised third tier of the Argentine Football Association.

The club have not played in the top flight of Argentine football since the professional era begun, although they did spend a number of seasons in the Primera during the Amatuar era before 1931.

1 Titles
2 Notable players
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Titles

Primera División C 1953,
Primera División C 1958,
Primera B 1967,
Primera División C 1972,
Primera División C 1991/1992,
Primera B Metropolitana 2000/01,

[edit] Notable players

Guillermo Aldaz Willy (1989~1990, 1992~1994, 2000~2004)
Jorge Busti La chancha (1964~1970, 1973~1974)
Gerardo Caldas
Rodolfo Chitti
Blas Giunta (1997-1999)
René Houseman (1978 FIFA World Cup winner)
Andrés Rodríguez (Casco)

[edit] See also

Primera B Metropolitana (2006/07)
All Boys \| Almirante Brown \| Atlanta \| Brown de Adrogué \| Central Córdoba \| Club Comunicaciones \| Defensores de Belgrano \| Defensores de Cambaceres \| Deportivo Armenio \| Deportivo Merlo \| Deportivo Morón \| El Porvenir \| Estudiantes (BA) \| Flandria \| Los Andes \| San Telmo \| Sarmiento \| Social Español \| Sportivo Italiano \| Talleres RE \| Temperley \| Tristán Suárez\|