Club Atlético Peñarol is not just a football team; it is an institution, a symbol of Uruguayan identity and one of the most successful clubs in world football. Based in Montevideo, they are the eternal rivals of Club Nacional de Football in the famed "Clásico del fútbol uruguayo." Peñarol plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Campeón del Siglo. Founded in 1891, the club's colors are black and yellow, earning them the nickname "Manyas" or "Carboneros." Peñarol's trophy cabinet is staggering, with over 50 Uruguayan league titles and five Copa Libertadores crowns, the last won in 1987. Their history is filled with legendary players like Juan Alberto Schiaffino, Obdulio Varela, and Fernando Morena. Today, Peñarol remains the standard-bearer in Uruguay, perennially competing for championships and in the Libertadores, backed by one of the most passionate and massive fanbases in South America.