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Club Atlético Temperley is an Argentine sports club from the city of Temperley in Greater Buenos Aires. The club is mostly known for its football team, which currently plays in the Primera Nacional, the second division of the Argentine football league system.

Temperley
Full nameClub Atlético Temperley
Nickname(s)Celeste
Gasolero
Founded1 November 1912; 109 years ago (1912-11-01)
GroundEstadio Alfredo Beranger
Turdera, Argentina
Capacity13,000
PresidentMartín Vila
ManagerJosé María Bianco
LeaguePrimera Nacional
2021Primera Nacional Zone A, 9th
WebsiteClub website
Home colours
Away colours
Third colours
Current season

Apart from football, Temperley hosts various sports, such as athletics, basque pelota, basketball, boxing, futsal, field hockey, judo, roller skating, swimming, taekwondo and tennis.


History



Beginning


The predecessor of Temperley was the Club de Foot-ball Centenario established in 1910 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Revolución de Mayo. But the official establishment of the club was on 4 November 1912 during a meeting held at Club Arias. The first field of Centenario was in Villa Turdera, Buenos Aires. The first jersey was red with green collar.

In 1917 Temperley affiliated to the Argentine Football Association, the same year that the club decided to adopt the light-blue colors for the jersey, which would be Temperley's distinctive color to date. After being affiliated, the team started to play at the second division two years later. In 1921 the club changed its name to "Club Atlético Temperley" in 1921. That same year the institution also signed a contract to rent a land for $ 20 a month.


Amateur years and fusion


The squad that finished 2nd in 1924.
The squad that finished 2nd in 1924.

In 1924 Temperley made a great campaign finishing 2nd to Boca Juniors.[1] When the Liga Argentina de Football merged with Asociación Amateurs Argentina de Football, the club decided to disjoin the league. A soon time later Temperley requested to be affiliated again, the Association accepted but sending the club to play at the second division.

In 1932 Temperley merged with Argentino de Banfield. The new club, renamed as "Argentino de Temperley" played from 1932 to 1934 in the championships organized by amateur Asociacion Argentina de Football.[2] When the amateur league merged with the professional league, Argentino changed its name to "Club Atlético Temperley" which has remained since then.

In 1946 the club inaugurated the concrete-built grandstands of its stadium and ten years later the new lighting on the field. This encouraged the organization of club's football matches at night, as well as the practise of other disciplines such as tennis and netball.


Return to Primera


The 1974 team that won the first championship promoting to Primera División.
The 1974 team that won the first championship promoting to Primera División.

Temperley won its first title in the 1974 Primera B championship, therefore returning to Primera División. At the playoffs, Temperley defeated Estudiantes (BA) by 3–1 and drew Lanús and Unión by 1–1 scores, finishing first in the group with 3 points qualifying to play at the top division of Argentine football after 37 years.[3] The team was coached by Jorge Ginarte who started his long-time career as coach of lower division teams.

The second promotion was in 1982. Temperley finished 2nd to champion San Lorenzo after playing a playoff which ended with the final games against Atlanta. Temperley won the first match 2–1 but lost at the hand of the Bohemios the second game by 1–0. The series had to be defined by penalty shot-out and Temperley won 13–12 therefore promoting to Primera División. Notable players of that team were Hugo Lacava Schell, Carlos Piris, Hugo Issa, and Dabrowski amongst others.


Relegation and bankruptcy


Temperley's stand on Primera did not last much time so the team was relegated to Primera B Nacional at the end of 1986–87 losing the playoff match to Platense by 2–0.[4] Two years later the team was relegated again to the third division. Moreover, in 1991 the club went into bankruptcy after judge José María Durañona declared the club broken due to a debt that the club had with the Football Players Sindicate for an amount of US$400,000. The institution remained closed for two years until in 1993 Temperley was allowed to play in Primera C, in a match against Tristán Suárez.


Promotion and relegations


The next season Temperley promoted to Primera B Metropolitana defeating Tristán Suárez in the playoff matches (1–0 and 2–1). Mariano Biondi was the coach of that team.[5] One year later (the 1995–96 season) Temperley won its two consecutive promotion to Primera B Nacional although the club did a poor campaign being relegated again at the end of the tournament. On 31 July 1999 Temperley won a new promotion to Nacional B, being coached by Héctor Ostúa.


Uniform evolution


1912–17
1917–present
Rare models
1930
1960 1
1964 2
1969–71 3
1974 4
Notes:

Records


8-0 vs Estudiantes BA
10-2 vs Sportivo Dock Sud
0-0 vs Villarreal CF
1-9 vs Nueva Chicago
Oscar Aguilar – 292 games (1979–90)
Luciano Agnolín – 130 goals (1939–42)
Alejandro Coronitti – 109 goals conceded in 111 games (0.98 per game)

Players



Current squad


As of 3 August 2022

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK  URU Matías Castro
GK  ARG Federico Crivelli
GK  ARG Lautaro Maldonado
DF  ARG Ezequiel Navarro (loan from Huracán)
DF  ARG Gastón Bojanich
DF  ARG Gustavo Toranzo
DF  ARG Pedro Souto
DF  ARG Valentín Rodríguez
DF  ARG Facundo Castet (loan from Sarmiento)
DF  ARG Agustín Sosa
DF  ARG Mauricio Rosales
MF  ARG Tobías Reinhart
MF  ARG Ezequiel Rodríguez
MF  ARG Emmanuel García
No. Pos. Nation Player
MF  ARG Ezequiel Gallegos
MF  ARG Agustín Toledo
MF  ARG Lucas Pittinari
MF  ARG Agustín Allione
MF  ARG Franco Ayunta
MF  ARG Juan Frías
FW  ARG Brian Gómez
FW  ARG Agustin Paz
FW  ARG Agustín Campana
FW  ARG Lucas Baldunciel
FW  ARG Facundo Callejo
FW  ARG Franco Toloza (loan from Colegiales)
FW  ARG Luis López
FW  ARG Facundo Pumpido

Out on loan


Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
DF  ARG Nicolás Demartini (at Tigre until 31 December 2022)

Notable players



Notable coaches



Titles


1974
1994–95

References





На других языках


[de] CA Temperley

Der Club Atlético Temperley ist ein argentinischer Fußballverein aus Temperley. Der Verein wurde 1912 gegründet und trägt seine Heimspiele im Estadio Alfredo Beranger aus. Aktuell spielt Temperley in der Primera División, der höchsten argentinischen Liga.
- [en] Club Atlético Temperley

[ru] Темперлей (футбольный клуб)

Клуб Атлетико «Темперлей» (исп. Club Atlético Temperley) — аргентинский спортивный клуб одноимённого города округа Ломас-де-Самора (провинция Буэнос-Айрес). Наиболее известен благодаря своей футбольной команде, но в клубе культивируется более десятка видов спорта.



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