Argentinos Juniors, based in the La Paternal neighborhood of Buenos Aires, is a historic Argentine club currently competing in the Primera División. Their home is the Estadio Diego Armando Maradona. Founded in 1904, the club's red and white colors are famous for being the breeding ground of Diego Maradona, who began his legendary career here. Argentinos Juniors' golden era was undoubtedly the mid-1980s, when, built around a core of talented youth products and managed by José Yudica, they won the Metropolitano championship in 1984 and, most famously, the Copa Libertadores in 1985, followed by the Intercontinental Cup the same year. That team, featuring players like Sergio Batista and Claudio Borghi, is remembered as one of the greatest in Argentine club history. In the modern era, the club has maintained its identity as a prolific producer of young talent, often selling players to Europe while remaining a competitive force in the domestic league. The club's fans are passionate and proud of their unique history, celebrating a legacy that punches far above its weight in Argentine football.