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CSD Flandria - 赛程、积分榜、球员、统计和新闻

CSD Flandria
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 预测
D D W L W D L L W D
17th place
Argentino Merlo 与 CSD Flandria 05/25/2025 18:30

Argentina Primera B Metropolitana

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正确比分

博彩公司赔率

天气状况

Argentina Primera B Metropolitana

APBM

Argentino Merlo

37

28

35

1

1 - 0

2.25

2.7

最近总体

已参赛比赛 CSD Flandria

20.05.25

CSD Flandria

Argentino Quilmes

AR3

10.05.25

Villa Dalmine

CSD Flandria

AR3

26.04.25

CSD Flandria

Fenix

AR3

19.04.25

Deportivo Laferrere

CSD Flandria

AR3

12.04.25

CSD Flandria

Deportivo Liniers

AR3

04.04.25

Club Comunicaciones

CSD Flandria

AR3

29.03.25

CSD Flandria

Deportivo Armenio

AR3

22.03.25

San Martin De Burzaco

CSD Flandria

AR3

15.03.25

CSD Flandria

Sacachispas

AR3

08.03.25

Deportivo Merlo

CSD Flandria

AR3

01.03.25

CSD Flandria

CS Dock Sud

AR3

23.02.25

Villa San Carlos

CSD Flandria

AR3

18.02.25

CSD Flandria

Real Pilar

AR3

14.02.25

UAI Urquiza

CSD Flandria

AR3

08.02.25

CSD Flandria

Sportivo Italiano

AR3

Elo数据

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比赛

下半场

CSD Flandria

双方进球比赛 15

进球 (阵容)

10

0.67

0.8

12

回合

1.5

8

53%

47%

7

2.5

12

80%

20%

3

3.5

15

100%

0%

0

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4

27%

73%

11

已参赛比赛： (大小球)

7

47%

53%

8

零封 (大小球)

8

53%

47%

7

总体积分榜		客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Ferrocarril Midland	27	15	7	6	2	15 - 5	10
2	Real Pilar	26	15	7	5	3	22 - 13	9
3	Deportivo Liniers	24	15	7	3	5	24 - 15	9
4	CS Dock Sud	24	16	6	6	4	24 - 21	3
5	Argentino Quilmes	23	16	5	8	3	18 - 15	3
6	Excursionistas	23	15	6	5	4	16 - 13	3
7	Acassuso	23	15	6	5	4	17 - 15	2
8	Argentino Merlo	23	16	6	5	5	16 - 14	2
9	Villa San Carlos	23	15	7	2	6	20 - 20	0
10	Deportivo Merlo	23	16	6	5	5	14 - 14	0
11	Villa Dalmine	20	15	4	8	3	16 - 16	0
12	CA Brown de Adrogue	20	15	5	5	5	11 - 13	-2
13	San Martin De Burzaco	20	15	5	5	5	13 - 18	-5
14	Club Comunicaciones	19	15	5	4	6	16 - 13	3
15	Deportivo Armenio	18	15	4	6	5	12 - 16	-4
16	Deportivo Laferrere	17	15	3	8	4	17 - 16	1
17	CSD Flandria	17	15	4	5	6	10 - 12	-2
18	Sportivo Italiano	14	15	2	8	5	9 - 12	-3
19	UAI Urquiza	14	14	2	8	4	11 - 16	-5
20	Sacachispas	11	15	1	8	6	10 - 18	-8
21	Fenix	8	15	1	5	9	8 - 24	-16

让球

首发阵容

是/否

25.05.25

APBM

Argentino Merlo – CSD Flandria

31.05.25

APBM

CSD Flandria – CA Brown de Adrogue

07.06.25

APBM

Acassuso – CSD Flandria

14.06.25

APBM

CSD Flandria – Excursionistas

Argentina Primera B Metropolitana Table

Pos #	Team	客场胜	PTS	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Ferrocarril Midland	27	15	7	6	2	15 - 5	10
2	Real Pilar	26	15	7	5	3	22 - 13	9
3	Deportivo Liniers	24	15	7	3	5	24 - 15	9
4	CS Dock Sud	24	16	6	6	4	24 - 21	3
5	Argentino Quilmes	23	16	5	8	3	18 - 15	3
6	Excursionistas	23	15	6	5	4	16 - 13	3
7	Acassuso	23	15	6	5	4	17 - 15	2
8	Argentino Merlo	23	16	6	5	5	16 - 14	2
9	Villa San Carlos	23	15	7	2	6	20 - 20	0
10	Deportivo Merlo	23	16	6	5	5	14 - 14	0
11	Villa Dalmine	20	15	4	8	3	16 - 16	0
12	CA Brown de Adrogue	20	15	5	5	5	11 - 13	-2
13	San Martin De Burzaco	20	15	5	5	5	13 - 18	-5
14	Club Comunicaciones	19	15	5	4	6	16 - 13	3
15	Deportivo Armenio	18	15	4	6	5	12 - 16	-4
16	Deportivo Laferrere	17	15	3	8	4	17 - 16	1
17	CSD Flandria	17	15	4	5	6	10 - 12	-2
18	Sportivo Italiano	14	15	2	8	5	9 - 12	-3
19	UAI Urquiza	14	14	2	8	4	11 - 16	-5
20	Sacachispas	11	15	1	8	6	10 - 18	-8
21	Fenix	8	15	1	5	9	8 - 24	-16

Argentina Primera B Metropolitana Fixtures

05/23/2025 20:00

05/24/2025 18:30

Argentino Quilmes

05/24/2025 18:30

Villa San Carlos

Deportivo Merlo

05/24/2025 18:30

Deportivo Laferrere

05/24/2025 18:30

San Martin De Burzaco

05/24/2025 19:00

Ferrocarril Midland

Club Comunicaciones

05/24/2025 20:00

Deportivo Liniers

05/24/2025 20:00

Sportivo Italiano

Deportivo Armenio

05/25/2025 18:30

Argentino Merlo

05/25/2025 18:30

CA Brown de Adrogue

Argentina Primera B Metropolitana Results

05/21/2025 18:30

Club Comunicaciones

05/20/2025 18:30

Argentino Quilmes

05/20/2025 18:30

Deportivo Laferrere

CA Brown de Adrogue

05/20/2025 18:30

San Martin De Burzaco

Sportivo Italiano

05/20/2025 18:30

Villa San Carlos

05/19/2025 18:30

Argentino Merlo

05/19/2025 18:30

Deportivo Liniers

05/18/2025 20:40

Deportivo Merlo

05/18/2025 15:00

Deportivo Armenio

Ferrocarril Midland

05/11/2025 21:10

Ferrocarril Midland

San Martin De Burzaco

Club Social y Deportivo Flandria, commonly known as Flandria, is a professional football club based in Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Founded in 1941, the club is rooted in the local history and the legacy of Flemish immigrants in the region. Flandria traditionally competes in the lower divisions of Argentine football but has had memorable promotions to higher leagues throughout its existence.

The team hosts its home games at Estadio Carlos V, located in Jáuregui, which is noted for its unique atmosphere and passionate supporters. Flandria's traditional colors are yellow and white, derived from its historic ties to the textile factory of the same name that was once a centerpiece of the community.

Flandria enjoys a devoted local fanbase, and its supporters are known as "Los Canarios" (The Canaries), in reference to the club's yellow kits. The team maintains rivalries with several nearby Buenos Aires clubs, contributing to a vibrant football culture in the region.

Notable players who have worn the Flandria jersey through the years include Sebastián Matos, Pablo Bueno, and Alejandro González. The club is known for developing talents who often go on to play at higher levels of Argentine football.

Though Flandria is not among the most famous clubs in Argentina, it has captured the hearts of its fans through persistence, resilience, and memorable achievements, particularly its historical promotion to the Primera B Nacional. With a proud community, rich cultural backdrop, and a solid organizational foundation, Flandria continues to be a distinctive presence in Argentine football.

Team:	Flandria
Full name:	Club Social y Deportivo Flandria
Country:	Argentina
Nickname:	Los Canarios
Founded:	09/02/1941
Colors:	Yellow and White
Stadium:	Estadio Carlos V 5,000 Capacity
Address:	Estadio Carlos V, Dr. Real 1744, B6706BML Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Telephone:	+54 2323 493026
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://www.clubflandria.com.ar/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Club Social y Deportivo Flandria

Foundation

Club Social y Deportivo Flandria was founded on February 9, 1941, in Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The club emerged from the local textile factory “Flandria,” which was established by Belgian (Flemish) immigrants and provided the club with its name and iconic colors. Originally, the team was formed by factory workers, symbolizing the connection between industry and community in the area.

Flandria began in regional leagues before affiliating with the Argentine Football Association (AFA) in 1947. The club steadily climbed the ranks, reaching the Primera C by the early 1970s. Flandria achieved its most notable success in the 2016–17 season, when it earned promotion to the Primera B Nacional (second tier) for the first time in its history.

The club has faced its share of challenges, including financial struggles and relegations, but remains a pillar of the local sporting community. Throughout its history, Flandria has cultivated a reputation for fighting spirit and humility, characteristics closely tied to its working-class roots.

Finances and Ownership

Flandria is organized as a social and sporting club, with governance rooted in its community philosophy. Traditionally, the club has not been bankrolled by major investors, relying on membership fees, local sponsors, and support from the textile company in its early years.

The club’s financial status has fluctuated over time. After the decline of the textile factory in recent decades, Flandria turned increasingly to local business partnerships and fundraising activities. Its operational model is typical of small Argentine clubs: modest budgets, a focus on youth development, and prudent resource management.

Despite its limited resources, Flandria has avoided major financial crises and insolvency issues that have plagued other Argentine clubs. The club is managed day-to-day by an elected board, reinforcing its ties to supporters and the Jáuregui community.

Culture and Popularity

Flandria is a beloved institution in Jáuregui and the surrounding Luján region. The cultural identity of the club is defined by its working-class roots, Flemish heritage, and the iconic yellow kit representing the textile factory’s legacy.

Its supporters, known as "Los Canarios," are known for their loyalty and colorful matchday displays. The Estadio Carlos V frequently echoes with lively chants and banners, creating an intimidating home advantage. Flandria’s main local rivalry is with Luján, a classic and historic derby filled with local pride known as the "Clásico del Oeste." The rivalry is noted for its passionate, yet generally respectful, atmosphere.

The club's influence extends beyond the pitch with social and youth programs, emphasizing inclusion and sportsmanship. Its unique heritage has also led to Flandria being nicknamed "La Juventus Argentina," referencing its Italian-style management in the early 1980s.

Player

The club is home to a number of prominent players who have left their mark both at Flandria and in Argentine football at large.

Flandria is known for developing talented players who often go on to successful careers in higher divisions. Notable names include Sebastián Matos, Pablo Bueno, and Alejandro González. In recent seasons, the club has focused on integrating experienced players with promising youth talents from its academy.

The current squad is composed of a blend of experienced campaigners and young hopefuls, echoing the tradition and vision of Flandria.

Famous Players

Over the years, several key players have stood out in Flandria’s history:

Sebastián Matos: A prolific striker, Matos was a key player during Flandria's greatest achievements, especially in the 2016–17 season when the club achieved promotion to Primera B Nacional.
Pablo Bueno: Another goalscoring hero, Bueno played a pivotal part during several successful campaigns.
Alejandro González: A reliable goalkeeper, González was central to the club's defensive strength in key seasons.
Gabriel Sanabria: Creative midfielder who provided inspiration and key plays during his stint at Flandria.
Andrés Camacho: Versatile defender who captained and provided leadership at the back during multiple campaigns.

These players exemplify the character and competitive spirit that define Flandria’s identity.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Sebastián Matos	FW	43	100+	0.43
2	Pablo Bueno	FW	39	90+	0.43
3	Luciano Pons	FW	22	80+	0.28
4	Maximiliano Casa	FW	21	65+	0.32
5	Andrés Camacho	DF	15	110+	0.13

Typical Squad

Flandria’s squads are typically built around a balance of experienced professionals and local talents. The team commonly deploys a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation, prioritizing tactical discipline and direct play.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper anchors the defense and is often a key leader. In recent seasons, Yair Bonnin has been the primary shot-stopper, known for his reliability and command in the penalty area.

Defender

Flandria’s back line features strong, physical defenders such as Mauro Bellone and Juan Cruz Randazzo, both recognized for their solid marking and aerial presence.

Midfielder

The midfield is usually composed of combative and creative players such as Diego González and Gabriel Arce, both central to linking defense and attack.

Forward

Leading the attack, Ignacio Colombini and Juan Ignacio Barbieri provide goalscoring threat with their movement and finishing inside the box.

The club also maintains a focus on giving young players from the academy valuable first-team opportunities.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season witnesses Flandria competing in the Primera B Metropolitana, with a mix of seasoned professionals and academy graduates looking to make their mark.

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Yair Bonnin	Argentina	Argentina	03/09/1990
Updating	12	Mauro Ruggiero	Argentina	Argentina	08/07/1992
Defender
Updating	2	Juan Cruz Randazzo	Argentina	Argentina	12/12/1995
Updating	6	Mauro Bellone	Argentina	Argentina	03/07/1990
Updating	3	Andrés Camacho	Argentina	Argentina	02/02/1987
Updating	4	Fernando Giménez	Argentina	Argentina	14/04/1997
Midfielder
Updating	5	Diego González	Argentina	Argentina	07/01/1998
Updating	8	Gabriel Arce	Argentina	Argentina	20/01/1995
Updating	10	Tomás Fernández	Argentina	Argentina	22/02/1998
Updating	18	Germán Rivero	Argentina	Argentina	11/03/1992
Forward
Updating	9	Ignacio Colombini	Argentina	Argentina	12/06/1992
Updating	11	Juan Ignacio Barbieri	Argentina	Argentina	27/10/1997
Manager
Updating		Tomás Arrotea	Argentina	Argentina	26/12/1984
Ass. Manager
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Coach

CSD Flandria, an Argentine football club with a rich tradition, has seen several notable coaches guide the team through historic moments in its history. While not one of Argentina’s biggest clubs, Flandria is renowned for its passionate support base and memorable promotions through the football pyramid. The following are some of the most significant and successful coaches in the history of CSD Flandria:

José María Martínez: Led Flandria during the golden period of the late 1960s and guided the club to its historic promotion to the Primera B (now Primera Nacional) in 1970, sparking the club’s most memorable era. He remains an icon among Flandria supporters.
Pedro Monzón: Coached Flandria to the Primera B Metropolitana title in the 2016–17 season, resulting in the club’s first-ever promotion to the Primera B Nacional (the second division). This achievement is regarded as a modern milestone in club history.
Tomás Arrotea: Managed the team in the early 2020s, keeping Flandria highly competitive in Argentina’s lower professional tiers and maintaining consistent performances despite limited resources.
Ricardo Della Picca: Well-remembered for his focus on youth promotion and mid-2000s stints, contributing significantly to squad development and local football culture at Flandria.

These coaches, along with many others, have played an important role in the club’s development and its enduring legacy in Argentine football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/12/2023 – present	Gustavo Cisneros	Argentina	28/07/1972
07/2023 – 12/2023	Aldo Baqué (interim)	Argentina	Updating...
12/2022 – 07/2023	Tomás Arrotea	Argentina	22/09/1985
06/2021 – 12/2022	Andrés Montenegro	Argentina	28/07/1978
06/2020 – 06/2021	Flavio Orsi	Argentina	27/12/1967
2018 – 2020	Jorge Franzoni	Argentina	03/04/1964
2017 – 2018	Sebastián Méndez	Argentina	04/07/1977
06/2016 – 06/2017	Pedro Monzón	Argentina	23/02/1962
2014 – 06/2016	Ricardo Della Picca	Argentina	24/07/1951
2011 – 2014	Sergio Rondina	Argentina	05/11/1971
2007 – 2011	Oscar Santángelo	Argentina	Updating...
2005 – 2007	Ricardo Della Picca	Argentina	24/07/1951
2003 – 2005	Carlos Alberto Mazzola	Argentina	Updating...
2000 – 2003	Osvaldo Diez	Argentina	Updating...
1998 – 2000	Carlos Alberto Moreno	Argentina	Updating...
1995 – 1998	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1990 – 1995	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1980 – 1990	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1970 – 1980	José María Martínez	Argentina	Updating...
Before 1970	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Club Social y Deportivo Flandria, commonly known as CSD Flandria, is an Argentine professional football club based in Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province. Throughout its history, the club's crest and colors have evolved, reflecting its identity and origins.

The original Flandria crest featured simple graphic elements representing its Belgian heritage, with references to the Flandria textile factory that played a crucial role in the club's founding. The current crest showcases a classic shield shape bearing a stylized yellow and black motif, with the letters "CSD Flandria" prominently displayed. Over time, subtle refinements have been made to the design, including the modernization of fonts and accent elements, but the core imagery—yellow and black, paying homage to the Belgian flag's colors—remains unchanged, symbolizing the club's roots and tradition.

Flandria’s traditional colors are yellow and black. These colors are inspired by the Belgian region of Flanders, from which the founders and the textile company drew their name. Occasionally, the club has incorporated white or blue details into alternate kits, but yellow shirts and black shorts have been consistent hallmarks across generations. The bold color scheme not only reflects the Belgian connection but also ensures that CSD Flandria stands out distinctly among Argentine football clubs.

Overall, the crests and colors of CSD Flandria are strongly tied to its unique heritage, making them an integral part of the club’s visual and cultural identity.

Fan Club

CSD Flandria enjoys the passionate support of its loyal fan base, known as “La Fiel” ("The Faithful"). Over the decades, the supporters have built a reputation for unwavering devotion and a vibrant atmosphere on match days.

The most prominent fan group is the “Barra de Flandria” which unites supporters both from the local Jáuregui area and the surrounding regions, continuing the legacy of community solidarity established by the original workers of the textile mill. These fans are known for their colorful displays of yellow and black flags, creative banners, and drum-led chants that create an electric environment at the stadium, regardless of the team’s position in the league table.

La Fiel is characterized by its sense of belonging and family-like community, with supporters often organizing social and charitable events, further strengthening the club’s local ties. The fan culture is one of pride, resilience, and enduring love for “El Canario”—the club’s nickname in reference to the canary bird, also a symbol found on the club’s badge.

While CSD Flandria may not boast the largest fan base in Argentina, its dedicated followers are instrumental to the club's character and its enduring place in Argentine football.

Stadium

CSD Flandria hosts its home games at the Estadio Carlos V, located in the town of Jáuregui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. The stadium is a key symbol of the club’s heritage and local pride.

Estadio Carlos V was inaugurated in 1960 and has served as Flandria’s home ever since. It currently has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators, offering a close-knit, intimate atmosphere typical of Argentine lower-league football. Over the years, the stadium has undergone several improvements, including the renovation of seating sections, upgrades to the pitch, and enhanced safety features, to meet the requirements of various league competitions.

The stadium is surrounded by the local community and retains an authentic feel, often described by visiting teams as one of the most atmospheric venues in the Primera Nacional and Primera B Metropolitana. Its proximity to the original textile factory is a constant reminder of the club's origins and the enduring connection between CSD Flandria and its supporters.

The Estadio Carlos V continues to be a cornerstone of Flandria’s identity—both a battlefield for sporting achievement and a gathering place for the entire community.

Honours and Awards

CSD Flandria may not be among the most decorated clubs in Argentine football, but it has achieved several notable successes, primarily in the lower divisions of the national league system.

The club's achievements include championship titles in the Primera B (third tier) and Primera C, marking key moments in its history as "El Canario" ascended through the ranks of Argentine football. Flandria’s promotion campaigns are treasured memories for both players and supporters alike.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Primera B (Argentina Third Tier)	2	Champion	1976, 2016–17
2	Primera C (Argentina Fourth Tier)	1	Champion	1969
3	Copa Argentina	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	International Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Despite not having top-flight or continental titles, Flandria’s silverware and hard-fought promotions remain a point of pride for the club and its followers, signifying perseverance and community spirit.

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FAQs about CSD Flandria

Q: What does the name “Flandria” represent?

A: “Flandria” refers to the Flanders region in Belgium, reflecting the heritage of the founders and the original owners of the textile factory that established the club.

Q: Where is CSD Flandria based?

A: The team is based in Jáuregui, a town in the Buenos Aires Province of Argentina.

Q: What is the nickname of CSD Flandria?

A: The club’s nickname is “El Canario,” meaning “The Canary,” which is also reflected in its yellow kit and crest.

Q: What are the traditional colors of CSD Flandria?

A: The traditional colors are yellow and black, inspired by the region of Flanders in Belgium.

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Carlos V?

A: Estadio Carlos V has a capacity of approximately 5,000 spectators.

Q: Has CSD Flandria ever played in the Argentine Primera División?

A: Flandria has not played in the Argentine Primera División; its highest achievements have been in Primera B and Primera Nacional (the second and third tiers).

Q: Who are CSD Flandria’s main rivals?

A: Flandria's traditional rivals include clubs from the Buenos Aires Province, such as Luján, with whom they contest the fiercely competitive “Clásico del Oeste.”

Q: What is the biggest achievement in CSD Flandria’s history?

A: The club’s most significant achievements are winning the Primera B titles in 1976 and 2016–17, resulting in historic promotions.

Q: Does CSD Flandria have a youth academy?

A: Yes, the club maintains a youth academy that develops local talents for the first team and Argentine football in general.

Q: How can I attend a Flandria match?

A: Match tickets are available at the Estadio Carlos V on match days or can be obtained in advance through the club’s offices and official channels.

Q: What is the club’s involvement with the local community?

A: CSD Flandria is closely integrated with the local community, running various social programs and supporting charitable causes in the Jáuregui area.

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