Yustrich is at the top- Jaime Lema (San Lorenzo de Almagro) below.
Juan Yustrich was Boca's first choice goalkeeper from 1932-37, winning league titles in 1934 and 1935. He represented Argentina once (in 1940).
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4.11.17
25.9.16
Alejandro Mena
9.7.16
Domingos da Guia
A skillful and authoritative defender, Domingada has the distinction of having won major honours in 3 countries. Beginning his career at Bangu as a 17 year old he later joined Vasco da Gama. Having won the Uruguayan Championship with Nacional in 1933, he returned to Vasco, who won the 1934 (LCF) Campeonato Carioca. 1935 saw Domingos helping Boca Juniors to the Argentinian championship.
Domingos returned to Brazil in 1936 and had spells with Flamengo and Corinthians before returning to Bangu. His career lasted until 1950.
He was capped 30 times for Brazil, his debut coming in 1931.
7.2.16
Winter Break?
There won't be any new posts on Before The D for about 2 weeks. Enjoy your football...
30.10.15
Bologna & Torino- South American Tour, 1929
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Just 3 weeks after the decisive play off match that closed the 1928-29 Italian season, champions Bologna and runners up Torino were in South America on tour. The 2 squads sailed together from Genoa on the Conte Rosso.
The 2 sides had shared 205 goals during the domestic league season, Torino's Trio of Wonders (Rossetti, Libonatti and Baloncieri) scoring 89 between them.
Following such an arduous season it is perhaps unsurprising that neither side was spectacular on tour. In fact one Torino historian went as far as to describe the excursion as a 'celebratory holiday'.
Bologna bolstered their ranks with guests:
Bologna- Gianni, Monzeglio, Gasperi, Genovesi, Baldi,
Pitto, Martelli, Schiavio, Busini , Muzzioli (Bologna); Compiani, Tansini (Milan); Dugoni (Modena) Ferrari, Banchero (Alessandria), Magnozzi (Livorno)
, Costantino ( Bari).
I don't know the composition of the Torino squad, but among the tourists was Roma's Rudolfo Volk, a future Capocannoniere.
Torino's Libonatti faced both his former club (Newell's Old Boys) and his former national team (Argentina).I don't know the composition of the Torino squad, but among the tourists was Roma's Rudolfo Volk, a future Capocannoniere.
25.07.29
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Carioca Select
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3
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1
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Bologna
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28.07.29
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Paulista Select
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6
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4
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Bologna
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30. 07.29
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Corinthians
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6
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1
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Bologna
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10.08.29
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Uruguay
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0
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1
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Bologna
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15.08.29
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Argentina
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3
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1
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Bologna
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18.08.29
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Argentina B
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0
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0
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Bologna
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21.08.29
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Newell's Old Boys
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2
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1
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Bologna
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24.08.29
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Huracan
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2
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1
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Bologna
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25.08.29
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Argentina del Sud
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1
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2
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Bologna
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27.08.29
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Boca Juniors
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1
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0
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Bologna
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30.08.29
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Estudiantes de La Plata
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3
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3
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Bologna
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01.09.29
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Santa Fè
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3
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0
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Bologna
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08.09.29
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Palestra Italia
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4
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4
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Bologna
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10.09.29
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Carioca Select
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1
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3
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Bologna
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14.09.29
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Paulista Select
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3
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1
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Bologna
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P
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W
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D
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L
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F
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A
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15
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3
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3
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9
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23
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38
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28.07.29
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Argentina
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1
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0
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Torino
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03.08.29
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Argentina B
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1
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1
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Torino
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04.08.29
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Argentina
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4
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1
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Torino
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08.08.29
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Estudiantes de La Plata
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5
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0
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Torino
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10.08.29
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Independiente
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1
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2
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Torino
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15.08.29
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Rosario League
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2
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4
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Torino
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18.08.29
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Newell's Old Boys
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2
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0
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Torino
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25.08.29
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Uruguay
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5
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1
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Torino
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31.08.29
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Peñarol
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1
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1
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Torino
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07.09.29
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Carioca Select
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6
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0
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Torino
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10.09.29
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Carioca Select
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2
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1
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Torino
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13.09.29
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Palestra Italia
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0
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0
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Torino
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14.09.29
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Paulista Select
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6
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1
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Torino
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P
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W
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D
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L
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F
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A
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13
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2
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3
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8
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12
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36
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3.10.15
Copa Ricardo Aldao
During the first quarter of the 20th century there was something of a mania for copas contested by leading teams from the 2 republics.
The Copa Ricardo Aldao (also known as the Copa Rio de la Plata and the Campeonato Rioplatense) was established by Dr. Ricardo Camilo Aldao, president of Federación Argentina de Football (1912-1914) and Asociación Argentina de Football (1918-1919). He was also the president of the Buenos Aires club Gimnasia y Esgrima.
The initial edition of the Cup was due to take place in 1913. Federación Argentina de Football champions Estudiantes took on Liga Uruguaya winners River Plate. Or did they? According to Argentinian historian Miguel Bionda (author of Historia del Fútbol Platense) Estudiantes won 4-1 (in a match played at Montevideo on 17.05.14). Contemporary newspaper reports state that the game was either abandoned or not played at all due to torrential rainfall. It is speculated that Snr.Bionda has misattributed the result of one of three friendlies played between Estudiantes and River Plate in 1913.
The cup was definitely contested in 1916. On December 3rd at Buenos Aires Nacional defeated Racing Club de Avellaneda 2-1. Both clubs enjoyed a period of considerable dominance in domestic football. Racing won seven consecutive championships from 1913 to 1919.
In 1917 the same two sides drew 2-2 in Montevideo. The trophy was awarded to Racing Club as they were the visitors.
In 1918 Racing Club defended the trophy successfully on home soil, defeating Peñarol 2-1.
1919 saw a home town victory for Nacional, defeating Boca Juniors 3-0. The same clubs met again on the opposite side of the River Plate in 1920. Nacional again emerged victorious, by 2-1.
The competition then became somewhat sporadic.
San Lorenzo de Almagro travelled to Montevideo and defeated Rampla Jniors (1-0) in 1927.
In 1928 Peñarol won the trophy with a 3-0 win over Huracan at Buenos Aires.
The competition was revivied in the 1930s. Club Athletico River Plate of Buenos Aires enjoying successive wins over Peñarol in 1936 and 1937.
21.11.14
Boca Juniors in Europe-1925
In 1925 Boca Juniors undertook a 3 month tour of Europe, focusing on Spain but also taking in games in Germany and France.
They forfeited the majority of the 1925 domestic season in order to do so, competing in just 7 games on their return, in which they were unbeaten.
This is the squad of players that participated in the tour:
Américo Tesoriere *
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Ludovico Bidoglio*
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Ramón Muttis*
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Segundo Médici*
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Alfredo Elli*
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Mario
Busso
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Domingo Tarasconi *
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Antonio Cerrotti*
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Dante Pertini*
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Carmelo Pozzo
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Carlos Antraygues
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Alfredo Garasini*
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Guest players:
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Manuel Seoane (El
Porvenir)*
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Cesáreo Onzari (Huracán)*
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Luis Vaccaro (Argentinos Juniors)*
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Octavio Díaz (Rosario Central)*
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Roberto Cochrane (Tiro
Federal de Rosario)*
* Argentina internationals.
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The hosting teams in Spain routinely deployed guest players or took the form of 'combined teams'. This has led to discrepancies in how the teams were named in reports.
Spain
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05.03.25
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Real Club Celta de Vigo
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1
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3
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Boca Juniors
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Vigo
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08.03.25
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Galicia
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3
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Vigo
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Combined Celta, Eiriña and
Racing Club de Ferrol
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12.03.25
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Deportivo La Coruña
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0
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3
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Boca Juniors
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La Coruña
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15.03.25
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Deportivo La Coruña
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0
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1
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Boca Juniors
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La Coruña
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In these games Deportivo also featured players from Racing and Real
Unión Club de Irún
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19.03.25
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Atlético Madrid
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1
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2
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio Metropolitano
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Athletic Bilbao and Real Unión
Club de Irún provided guests.
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22.03.25
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Real Madrid
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0
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio de Chamartín
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29.03.25
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Sociedad Gimnástica de San Sebastián
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0
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio Metropolitano
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Featuring players from Arenas,
Real Madrid
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02.04.25
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Real Unión Club de Irún
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4
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0
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Boca Juniors
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San Mamés, Bilbao
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05.04.25
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Athletic Bilbao
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4
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2
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Boca Juniors
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San Mamés, Bilbao
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Featuring players from Arenas,
Real Osasuna
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19.04.25
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Real Osasuna
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0
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Pamplona
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Featuring players from Arenas
Athletic Bilbao
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26.04.25
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Real Deportivo Espanyol
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0
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio de Sarriá, Barcelona
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01.05.25
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Real Deportivo Espanyol
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0
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3
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio de Sarriá, Barcelona
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Featuring players from Sanz
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03.05.25
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Catalunya
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0
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2
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Boca Juniors
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Estadio de Sarriá, Barcelona
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Germany
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09.05.25
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Bayern Munich
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1
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1
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Boca Juniors
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Grunwalder, Munich
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16.05.25
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Berlin Combined
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0
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3
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Boca Juniors
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Berlin
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21.05.25
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SpVgg 1899 Leipzig
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0
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7
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Boca Juniors
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Leipzig
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24.05.25
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Frankfurt Combined
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0
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2
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Boca Juniors
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Municipal, Frankfurt
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27.05.25
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Eintracht Frankfurt
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0
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2
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Boca Juniors
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Municipal, Frankfurt
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France
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07.06.25
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Paris Combined
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2
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4
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Boca Juniors
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Parc des Princes
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Olympique & Sp. Française
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P
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W
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D
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L
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F
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A
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19
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15
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1
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3
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40
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16
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Seoane
Manuel Seoane was the leading scorer with 12 goals (from 16 games)
Cerroti got 10 and Tarasconi 7.
For an interesting study of the tour in the context of Argentine national identity see
Cerroti got 10 and Tarasconi 7.
For an interesting study of the tour in the context of Argentine national identity see
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