C.A. PEñAROL

'Club Atlético Peñarol' is a traditional football team in Montevideo, Uruguay. Peñarol as such was officially named on December 13th, 1913 by former members of the English "Central Uruguay Railway Cricket Club" (CURCC). CURCC itself was founded on September 28, 1891. It's a three-times World Champion football club.
Peñarol is named after its home neighborhood, which in turn takes its name from the town of Pinerolo, Italy.
Peñarol's colors, yellow and black, derive from the colors used in railway signs and barriers.

Contents

Kit Evolution

The F.U.F era

Achievements

National competitions

International competitions

Other Sports

Women's Football

Selected Former Players

Selected Former Managers

Current squad

Professional era statistics 1932-2006

Kit Evolution

Stadium trivia

Conmebol All Time Club Rankings

External links

Kit Evolution

(1)-versus Club Atlético Atlanta
(2)-versus Club Guaraní
(3)-versus Estudiantes de La Plata
(4)-versus FK Inter Bratislava
(5)-versus Montevideo Wanderers

The F.U.F era

Peñarol and Central founded the F.U.F (Uruguayan futbol federation) in 1923 after being expulsed from A.U.F due to playing matches with the argentine amateur(in that time) teams of Racing Club de Avellaneda and Club Atletico Independiente.The F.U.F even made a parallel Uruguayan national team (dissident to that of A.U.F) that played several international games based on Peñarol and Central squads.Some clubs like Montevideo Wanderers fielded one team in each organization hiding their AUF name in the FUF as "Atletico Wanderers". After 3 years of existence the new federation was dissolved and the teams returned to A.U.F.
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(the facts in spanish)

Achievements

National competitions

★ Uruguayan Primera División

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★ Amateur Era (9): 1900, 1901, 1905, 1907, 1911 (C.U.R.C.C.), 1918, 1921, 1928, 1929.
From 1922 to 1925 the Uruguayan Football was divided in two organisations: Uruguayan Football Association (AUF), recognised by FIFA, and the dissident Uruguayan Football Federation (FUF), of which Peñarol was one of the founders and competed in the three tournaments organised by that federation in 1923, 1924 and 1925 (not finished). Those championships are not recognised by the AUF
The "Consejo Provisorio" championship played in 1926 was not played under the regulations of the Uruguayan Football Association, being a joint Uruguayan Championship between all clubs from AUF and FUF when the two organisations merged. In consequence, is not recognised by AUF as a uruguayan championship.

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★ Professional Era (36): 1932, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1944, 1945, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2003.

★ Other National titles:

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★ Liguilla (12): 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1994, 1997, 2004.

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★ Competencia Tournament (13): 1936, 1941, 1943, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1964, 1967, 1986.

★ Friendly National titles:

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★ Copa de Oro Tournament (1): 1982.

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★ Albion Cup (3): 1916, 1917, 1921.

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★ ANCAP Cup (1): 1934.

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★ Artigas Cup (4): 1909, 1910, 1911, 1996.

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★ Centenario de Las Piedras Cup (1): 1930.

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★ Comité Patriótico de Las Piedras Cup (1): 1926.

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★ Consejo Departamental de San José Cup (1): 1921.

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★ Hyundai Cup (3): 1996, 1999, 2004.

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★ Major League (1): 1978.

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★ Copa Punta del Este (1): 1997.

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★ Copa Conrad (1): 2004.

International competitions

★ Copa Libertadores de América (5): 1960, 1961, 1966, 1982, 1987.

★ European/South American Cup (Intercontinental/Toyota Cup) (3): 1961, 1966, 1982.

★ Friendly International Tournaments:

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★ 1969 Winner of the South American zone of the Intercontinental Champions Super Cup

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★ Campeones Sudamericanos Juveniles Tournament (1954)

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★ Ciudad de Bolonia Tournament (1990, 1995)

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★ Cisina Tournament (1985)

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★ Colombes Tournament (1984)

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★ Copa de Horo Tournament 1 (1982)

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★ Costa del Sol Tournament 2 (1974, 1975)

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★ Cuadrangular Tournament 10 (1952, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1970)

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★ Special Tournament 1 (1968)

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★ Prensa Deportiva Tournament 1 (1983)

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★ Caupolicán Trophy 1 (1943)

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★ "El Imparcial" Trophy 2 (1925, 1926)

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★ José Rovira Trophy 1 (1924)

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★ "La Tribuna Popular" Trophy 1 (1932)

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★ Residentes en Córdoba Trophy 1 (1924)

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★ Sisley Trophy 1 (1926)

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★ Rioplatense Tournament 1 (1928)

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★ Alem Cup 1 (1925)

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★ Atlántico Sur Cup 2 (1972, 1973)

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★ Beisso Cup 1 (1923)

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★ Bórmida Cup 1 (1925)

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★ Cagliari Cup 1 (1991)

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★ Chery-Medina-Pérez Cup 1 (1923)

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★ Club Español Cup 1 (1926)

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★ Competencia Cup 8 (1901, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1916)

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★ Confraternidad Deportiva Cup 1 (1973)

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★ 1974 1975 "Teresa Herrera Cup"

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★ 1974 "Mohamed V" Cup, Casablanca

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★ 1975 Costa del Sol Cup, Spain

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★ 1985 "Ciudad de Sevilla" and "Ciudad de Marbella" Cups

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★ 1985 Champions Gold Cup

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★ 1985 First Intercontinental Champions Cup

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★ 1993 I Parmalat Cup (hosted in Parma,Italy)

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★ 1994 II Parmalat Cup (hosted in São Paulo,Brazil)

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★ 1996 IV Parmalat Cup (Hosted in Caxías do Sul,Brazil)

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★ 1998 VI Parmalat Cup (Hosted in Rivera,Uruguay)

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★ de Honor Rioplatense Cup 4 (1909, 1911, 1916, 1918)

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★ Diario Crónica Cup 1 (1922)

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★ Dorsa Cup 1 (1935)

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★ Ernesto Barros Jarpa Cup 1 (1923)

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★ Escobar-Gerona Cup 1 (1942)

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★ Estímulo Cup 2 (1909, 1910)

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★ Forence Cup 1 (1925)

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★ Francisco Ferraro Cup 1 (1922)

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★ Guillermo Davies Cup 1 (1925)

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★ Honor Cup 17 (1907, 1909, 1911, 1918, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1964, 1967)

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★ Intendente Municipal de Buenos Aires Cup 1 (1923)

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★ "José Pedro Varela" Cup 1911, 1 (1918)

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★ José Piendibene Cup 1 (1929)

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★ "La Transatlántica" Cup 1 (1916)

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★ Mantegani Cup 1 (1910)

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★ Ministerio de Instrucción Pública Cup 1 (1927)

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★ Mirurgia Cup 1 (1928)

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★ Municipio de Avellaneda Cup 2 (1923, 1924)

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★ Norberto Massone Cup 1 (1925)

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★ Ñuñoa Cup 1 (1926)

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★ Omar Fontana Cup 2 (1937, 1941)

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★ Peñarol-Eintrach Cup 1 (1927)

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★ Presidente Brum Cup 2 (1921, 1922)

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★ Primavera Cup 1 (1937)

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★ Príncipe Juan de España Cup 1 (1972)

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★ Procárceles Cup 1 (1923)

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★ Ricardo Medina Cup 1 (1922)

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★ Ricardo Pittaluga Cup 1 (1928)

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★ Senado de Buenos Aires Cup 1 (1924)

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★ Simón Bolívar en Caracas Cup 1 (1983)

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★ Straumann Cup 1 (1923)

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★ Tortoni Cup 1 (1918)

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★ Transportes Aéreos Portugueses Cup 1 (1974)

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★ Valparaiso in Chile Cup 1 (1926)

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★ Vitacca Cup 1 (1926)

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★ Montevideo Cup 4 (1918, 1954, 1971, 2006)

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★ Cristal de Roca in Zurich (1927)

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★ Cuadrangular in Mexico 1957

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★ Cuadrangular in Mexico 1957

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★ Copa Principe Juan de España 1972

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★ I Torneo "El Gráfico 2002" Lima - Perú

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★ II Torneo "El Gráfico 2002" Lima - Perú

Other Sports

Today Peñarol is basically Football and Futsal, although historically the club had lot more sports and was successful in each of them, specially in Basketball and Cycling. Cycling returned for a short period in 2002, with the club featuring the multi-champion Federico Moreira, and winning again the "Vuelta cilcista del Uruguay" and "Rutas de América" as in the old days.link cycling champions 2002
Some other achievements are:

★ national and South American champion in Motorcycling

★ national champion in chess

★ national and international champion in table tennis

★ national champion in pool

★ national champion in fencing

★ national(undefeated) and American champion in show-gol (similar to futsal) in 1982

★ federal champion (1944,1982), and South American champion in basketball in 1982.also won "torneo invierno" 1982 (previous to the championship).
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Women's Football

Peñarol have competed in the old era of Uruguayan women's football, including a first ever derby won 4-0 against Nacional played in 1933 in the Estadio Centenario.In the new era the club is only competing at reserves level.

Selected Former Players

★ Julio Abbadie

★ Carlos Aguilera

★ Diego Aguirre

★ Fernando Alvez

★ Antonio Alzamendi

★ José Andrade

★ Juan Pedro Arremón

★ Pablo Bengoechea

★ José Benincasa

★ Joe Bizera

★ Carlos Borges

★ Miguel Angel Bossio

★ Carlos Bueno

★ Omar Caetano

★ Ceferino Camacho

★ Antonio Cámpolo

★ José Cancela

★ Nuber Cano

★ Ernesto Fabián Canobbio

★ Jorge Casanova

★ Braulio Castro

★ Néstor Gabriel Cedrés

★ Roberto Chery

★ José Luis Chilavert

★ Julio César Cortés

★ Leonardo Crossley

★ Luis Cubilla

★ Juan Delgado

★ Gonzalo de los Santos

★ Carlos Diogo

★ Víctor Hugo Diogo

★ Fabian Estoyanoff

★ Nicolás Falero

★ Lorenzo Fernández

★ Oscar Ferro

★ Elias Figueroa

★ Pablo Forlán

★ Diego Forlán

★ Pablo Garcia

★ Alvaro Gestido

★ Alcides Ghiggia

★ Guillermo Giacomazzi

★ Jorge Gonçalves

★ Néstor Gonçalves

★ Edgardo González

★ Juan Carlos González

★ Isabelino Gradín

★ Nelson Gutiérrez

★ John Harley

★ José Herrera

★ Juan Eduardo Hohberg

★ Julio César Jiménez

★ Juan Joya

★ Ernesto Ledesma

★ Juan Vicente Lezcano

★ Julio Losada

★ Federico Magallanes

★ Luis Maidana

★ William Martínez

★ Roque Maspoli

★ Gustavo Matosas

★ Roberto Matosas

★ Ladislao Mazurkiewicz

★ Oscar Miguez

★ Paolo Montero

★ Fernando Morena

★ Roy Myers

★ Walter Olivera

★ Washington Ortuño

★ Antonio Pacheco

★ Walter Pandiani

★ Rubén Walter Paz

★ Juan Pena

★ José Perdomo

★ Eduardo Pereira

★ Diego Perez

★ José Antonio Piendibene

★ Jean-Jacques Pierre

★ Venancio Ramos

★ Pedro Rocha

★ Cristian Rodriguez

★ Dario Rodriguez

★ Marcelo Romero

★ José Sacia

★ Juan Alberto Schiaffino

★ Raúl Schiaffino

★ Darío Silva

★ Gideón Silva

★ Héctor Silva

★ Alberto Spencer

★ José Sacia

★ Obdulio Trasante

★ Obdulio Varela

★ Pedro Young

★ Marcelo Zalayeta

★ Armando Dely Valdes
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Selected Former Managers

★ Béla Guttmann: 1962

★ Oscar Tabarez: 1987

★ César Luis Menotti: 1990

★ Ljubo Petrovic: 1992

★ Roque Maspoli: 1966,1992

★ Gregorio Pérez: 1993-1995,1997-1998,2002,2006-2007

★ Jorge Fossati: 1996

★ Julio Ribas: 1999-2001

★ Diego Aguirre: 2003-2004

★ Fernando Morena: 2005

Current squad

''As of August 25th 2007''

Professional era statistics 1932-2006

★ Unbeaten vs: Basáñez,Colón,Frontera Rivera, Paysandú Bella Vista.

★ Never tied: Rocha FC,Colón,Deportivo Colonia, El Tanque Sisley.

★ Most played games: Nacional (181)

★ Less played games: Colón,El Tanque Sisley (2).

★ Most wins vs: Defensor Sporting (100)

★ Most defeats vs: Nacional (49)

★ Most draws vs: Nacional (64)

★ Less wins vs: El Tanque Sisley (1)

★ Most goals vs: Defensor Sporting (353)

★ Most goals conceded vs: Nacional (211)

★ Less goals vs: El Tanque Sisley (2)

★ Less goals conceded vs: Basáñez (1)

Kit Evolution

★ On June 3 of 1919,in Río de Janeiro for the "Roberto Chery Cup",Brazil tied Argentina 3-3 wearing the Peñarol kit and Argentina the Uruguay kit. The cup was then gifted to Peñarol,as Roberto Chery was the club's goakeeper. He died on may 1919 after copa américa in Brazil defending Uruguay.

Stadium trivia

The VIP stands and the entrance of "Las Acacias" were part of the stadium Estadio Pocitos, where the first ever goal in the World Cup history was scored by the French forward Lucien Laurent.

Conmebol All Time Club Rankings

The All Time Club Rankings of Conmebol is held to reflect which team have had the best performance since the beginning of international official competitions (1960).
Pts. Team Country
1094 'Peñarol'
1023 Boca Juniors
960 Club Nacional de Football
910 Club Olimpia
895 Independiente
862 Club Atlético River Plate
702 São Paulo FC
538 Cerro Porteño
565 Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
533 Colo Colo

External links

★ http://www.capenarol.com.uy

★ http://www.penarol.org

★ http://www.manya.org

★ http://manyalocura.uy.tc

★ http://supermanya.8m.com

★ http://lacatervamanda.8m.com

★ http://www.manyacapo.com

★ http://www.hinchadamanya.uy.nu

★ http://www.fotolog.com/capenarol