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Sportivo Barracas : ウィキペディア英語版
Sportivo Barracas

Club Sportivo Barracas is an Argentine sports club from Buenos Aires. The institution was born as a rowing club, nevertheless it is mostly known for its football activities nowadays. The team currently plays in Primera D, the fifth division of the Argentine football league system.
==History==

The club was founded in 1913 in its headquarters still located in the barrio of Barracas in Buenos Aires, as "Club Sportivo Barracas". The football squad made its debut in the Argentine Primera División in 1917, finishing 5th.〔(Argentina 1917 at RSSSF )〕 The team played in Primera until the league became professional in 1931. Sportivo became one of the clubs to make the decision of staying amateur so it remained at the official body, Argentine Association.〔(Argentina 1931 (amateur) at RSSSF )〕 This decision paid dividends because the following year Sportivo Barracas won the 1932 championship. It remained unaffiliated to Argentine Football Association from 1936 to 1967, never regaining its amateur notability since its return.
Following an influx of external financial support, the club moved to play its football matches to Bolivar, Buenos Aires Province, in 2003, changing its name to "Club Sportivo Barracas Bolívar", as well as the shirt colors and crest. However, all other activities of the club remained in Buenos Aires.〔("Sportivo hay uno solo" )〕
In 2010, the club left the city of Bolívar, playing its home games at Acassuso stadium of San Isidro, Buenos Aires.〔("Historia de Sportivo Barracas" )〕 Sportivo Barracas has a major rivalry with Barracas Central, the other team in the Barracas neighbourhood.
On March 2011, the club put the image of former President of Argentina Néstor Kirchner on the jersey as a tribute to him.〔("Presentan una camiseta en homenaje a Néstor Kirchner", Terra ), 2011-03-21〕 In May 2012, Sportivo Barracas was disaffiliated for one season after finishing last in the Primera D championship. The vacant place was filled by Puerto Nuevo which returned to the division.
In 2015, Sportivo Barracas won the Primera D championship, promoting to the upper level.

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