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Campeonato de Campeones

• es:Campeonato de Campeones de la República Argentina

Championship of Champions of the Argentine Republic
Campeonato de Campeones de la República Argentina

Organising body	Consejo Federal
Founded	1959
Abolished	1960 (1960)
Region	Argentina
Number of teams	33
Related competitions	Copa Argentina
Last champions	Atlético Tucumán (1960)

The Championship of Champions of the Argentine Republic (Spanish: Campeonato de Campeones de la República Argentina) was an Argentine domestic cup organised by Argentine Football Association's Federal Council in 1959. The competition was officialised by AFA in October 2024.

The tournament had only one edition and was contested by champions of regional league indirectly affiliated with AFA, with the exception of Unión de Santa Fe which was affiliated in 1940. The champions of Buenos Aires and Córdoba provinces played a preliminary tournament that qualified one team per province.

Atlético Tucumán won the tournament after defeating Club Sportivo y Recreativo El Quequén in the final, held in 1960.

Participating teams

A total of 33 teams took part of the competition, they were:

Club	City	Province
C.A. Argentino	Mendoza	Mendoza
Atlético Tucumán	San Miguel	Tucumán
Belgrano	Paraná	Entre Ríos
Central Córdoba	Santiago del Estero	Santiago del Estero
Correos y Telecomunicaciones	Salta	Salta
Defensores Unidos	Zárate	Buenos Aires
Deportivo La Plata	La Plata	Buenos Aires
Don Orione	Barranqueras	Chaco
El Quequén	Oriente	Buenos Aires
Empleados de Comercio		Buenos Aires
Estudiantes	Olavarría	Buenos Aires
Estudiantes	San Luis	San Luis
Ferrocarril Sud	Neuquén	Neuquén

Notes

Tournament

Buenos Aires Province

Primera Ronda

Segunda Ronda

Cuartos de final

Semifinales

Gimnasia y Esgrima (CH)

1

Defensores Unidos

3

Gimnasia y Esgrima (CH)

2

El Fortín de la Vuelta

1

Defensores Unidos

0

El Quequén

1

Defensores Unidos

2

River Plate (Junín)

1

El Quequén

2

Rosario Puerto Belgrano

1

El Quequén

4

Rivadavia (Necochea)

2

El Quequén

5

Santamarina

3

Santamarina

7

Empleados de Comercio

0

Rosario Puerto Belgrano

6

Estudiantes (O)

3

Santamarina

–

–

–

Quilmes (MdP)

0

Final

Santamarina

1

–

–

El Quequén

2

–

–

Deportivo La Plata

0

Empleados de Comercio

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Champion of Liga Casarense

lp

Córdoba Province

	Semifinal					Final
	1	Atenas (RC)	0
	4	River Plate (VM)	1
						River Plate (VM)		3
						Sportivo Belgrano		4
	3	–	–
	2	–	–

Final stage

	First round				Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final
	El Quequén	11
	Villa Congreso	1
					El Quequén	6
					Guaraní A. Franco	2
	Guaraní Antonio Franco	6
	Don Orione	3
									El Quequén	3
									Unión (SF)	1
	Belgrano (Paraná)	2
	Unión (SF)	4
					Unión (SF)	3
					Talleres, NyP.	2
	Talleres, NyP (C)	3
	Fontana	0
													–	–
													El Quequén	Bye
	Argentino (M)	5
	Estudiantes (SL)	2
					Argentino (M)	5
					Huracán (Guatraché)	0
	Huracán (Guatraché)	3
	Ferrocarril Sud	3
									Argentino (Mendoza)	1
									Atlético Tucumán	2
	Atlético Tucumán	wp
	Gorriti (Jujuy)	lp
					Atlético Tucumán	4
					Los Andes (SJ)	3
	Los Andes (SJ)	2
	San Francisco (LR)	0
	Central Córdoba (SdE)	3
	Correos y Telecom. (RC)	0
					Central Córdoba (SdE)	1
					Sportivo Belgrano	5
	Sportivo Belgrano	4
	Vélez Sarsfield (SFVC)	0
									–	–
									Sportivo Belgrano	Bye
													Atlético Tucumán	2
													Sportivo Belgrano	1

Aftermath

The Argentine Association leaded by Claudio Tapia officialised the championship in October 2024, therefore Atlético Tucumán achieved their first official title in Primera División. Tapia himself had awarded Atlético Tucumán the cup as part of the celebration for the 122th. anniversary of the club in September 2024. Two of the Atlético Tucumán footballers that played the final, Hugo Ginel and Gregorio García, raised the cup in the event.

On the other hand, finalist Club El Quequén had also requested AFA the tournament would be officialised.

Oldest football stadiums in Argentina

#	Stadium	Location	Owner	Opened	Ref.
1	Arq. Ricardo Etcheverri	Buenos Aires	Ferro Carril Oeste	2 Jan 1905
x	Gabino Sosa	Rosario	Central Córdoba	1907
x	Jorge Luis Hirschi	La Plata	Estudiantes LP	25 Dec 1907
x	Marcelo Bielsa	Rosario	Newell's Old Boys	23 Jul 1911
x	José Fierro	S.M. Tucumán	Atlético Tucumán	21 May 1922

Cosmos matches

(match details occult)

A.N.I. past discussions

-> useful link: Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/Edit warring

• 3RR - hockey table reversions vs Aleenf1
• Socketpuppet case by Lockecole
• "legal threats" vs locke cole + tobefree -> el 4/9/22 me revirtió en "washington" template. darle plazo y luego ajusticiar
• football tables format
• template pan american games
• (not ANI) – San antonio fc

talk

As there is not a field hockey wikiproject, the competition tables format were surely taken from football or other sports (although you stated on the summary that "this does not follow football style")... so what style does it follow?.

The problem is that you have been reverting ANY changes made to the table. About the format, there was a (discussion where a consensus was finally reached. Following that consensus, I did not change the entire format to the FIH WC table, nevertheless you insisted on reverting the changes. Unlike that time, no MOS:flags or MOS:overlink can be alleged just like you did in the previous discussion. So I would tend to think that your changes are based more on a whim than a principled reason, unless you can prove the contrary.

So please, I'm going to make the changes again. If you persist on the same behaviour, I'll have to open a new case at WP:ANI with all the elements given above as proof to report your reversions as disruptive, which I don't want to do. Please, be more collaborative and don't force both of us to be involved in another discussion on the board. Thanks. Fma12 (talk) 19:17, 30 August 2022 (UTC)

Football matches

Torneo Reducido Final
(2nd. promotion playoff)

First leg

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Match details

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Note: won x–x on aggregate, promoting to Primera División.

football kit patterns

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Real Madrid

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