Atlético Sarmiento ( Spanish: Club Atlético Sarmiento ) is an Argentinean football club from the city of Junin , located in the Junin partido of Greater Buenos Aires .
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| Full title | Spanish Club Atlético Sarmiento | ||
| Nicknames | Los Guerreros , El Verde , La Barra Del Cemento | ||
| Based | 1911 | ||
| Stadium | Eva Peron , Junin | ||
| Capacity | 22,000 | ||
| The president |  Fernando choofalo | ||
| Main coach | Ricardo Caruso Lombardi | ||
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| Competition | Argentina | ||
| 2017 | 26th | ||
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Content
History
The club was founded on April 1, 1911 by a group of Slovaks called “ Sarmiento Football Club ”. January 27, 1933 the name of the team was changed to the present. Since 1952, Atletico Sarmiento has been participating in official competitions.
Until 2015, Atletico Sarmiento spent two years in Example , the main Argentine football league, in 1981 and 1982. According to the results of 2014, “athletes” took fourth place in Zone B Examples B Nacional and after 32 years achieved a return to the elite division.
Achievements
- Argentina Second Division Champion (1): 1980 ( Division B )
- Champion of the Third Division of Argentina (3): 1977 ( Example C ), 2003/04, 2011/12 ( Example B Metropolitan )
Famous Players
- Horacio Cordero
- Amilton Pereira
- Emanuel Tripodi
- Andres Francois
- Diego Gonzalo Chavez
Current squad
Links
- Official site (Spanish)
- Sentimiento Verde (fan site) (Spanish)