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Club Atletico Mitre - Spielpläne, Tabellen und Tabellen, Spieler, Statistiken und Neuigkeiten

Club Atletico Mitre
Argentina Nacional B Prognosen
L D D W D D W W W L
12th place
Club Atletico Mitre vs Estudiantes Rio Cuarto 05/11/2025 19:00

Argentina Nacional B

1

×

2

Betimate

Prognose Ergebnisse

durchschnittliche Tore

Gewinnchancen

Ergebnis

Argentina Nacional B

ANB

Club Atletico Mitre

Estudiantes Rio Cuarto

35

42

23

X

0 - 0

1.18

2.38

Zuletzt insgesamt

Spiele gespielt Club Atletico Mitre

06.05.25

Defensores de Belgrano

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

27.04.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Chacarita Juniors

AR2

20.04.25

CA San Telmo

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

13.04.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Agropecuario

AR2

06.04.25

Gimnasia Jujuy

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

30.03.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Gimnasia Mendoza

AR2

23.03.25

Central Norte

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

16.03.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Almirante Brown

AR2

09.03.25

CA Chaco For Ever

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

02.03.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Nueva Chicago

AR2

23.02.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Colon

AR2

16.02.25

Club Atletico Temperley

Club Atletico Mitre

AR2

09.02.25

Club Atletico Mitre

Defensores Unidos

AR2

Siege

Remis

Niederlagen

Gesamtstatistik

Club Atletico Mitre

Club Atletico Mitre

gespielte Spiele 13

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

8

0.62

0.54

7

Unter/Über

1.5

9

69%

31%

4

2.5

12

92%

8%

1

3.5

13

100%

0%

0

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

1

8%

92%

12

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

7

54%

46%

6

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

5

38%

62%

8

Gesamttabelle		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Gimnasia Jujuy	25	13	7	4	2	14 - 5	9
2	Gimnasia Mendoza	24	13	6	6	1	14 - 7	7
3	Defensores de Belgrano	24	13	6	6	1	12 - 5	7
4	Deportivo Moron	22	13	6	4	3	16 - 7	9
5	Chacarita Juniors	22	13	6	4	3	16 - 11	5
6	Estudiantes Rio Cuarto	22	13	6	4	3	14 - 9	5
7	Agropecuario	20	13	6	2	5	14 - 12	2
8	CA Estudiantes Caseros	20	13	6	2	5	14 - 12	2
9	CA Chaco For Ever	19	13	6	1	6	14 - 12	2
10	CA San Telmo	19	13	5	4	4	11 - 13	-2
11	Club Atletico Temperley	18	13	5	3	5	9 - 11	-2
12	Club Atletico Mitre	16	13	4	4	5	8 - 7	1
13	Colon	14	13	4	2	7	12 - 15	-3
14	Nueva Chicago	13	12	3	4	5	12 - 14	-2
15	Central Norte	12	13	3	3	7	9 - 16	-7
16	Almirante Brown	11	12	2	5	5	9 - 14	-5
17	Defensores Unidos	8	13	1	5	7	6 - 22	-16
18	Talleres Remedios	6	13	1	3	9	2 - 14	-12

das Zubehör

Datum

Spiel

11.05.25

ANB

Club Atletico Mitre – Estudiantes Rio Cuarto

17.05.25

ANB

Talleres Remedios – Club Atletico Mitre

24.05.25

ANB

Club Atletico Mitre – Deportivo Moron

31.05.25

ANB

CA Estudiantes Caseros – Club Atletico Mitre

07.06.25

ANB

Defensores Unidos – Club Atletico Mitre

Argentina Nacional B Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	San Martin de Tucuman	27	13	7	6	0	12 - 3	9
2	CA Atlanta	24	13	6	6	1	11 - 6	5
3	Tristan Suarez	23	13	6	5	2	15 - 9	6
4	Los Andes	19	13	5	4	4	15 - 12	3
5	Quilmes	19	13	5	4	4	14 - 11	3
6	Racing de Cordoba	19	13	5	4	4	18 - 17	1
7	Deportivo Maipu	19	13	5	4	4	14 - 13	1
8	Ferro Carril Oeste	18	13	5	3	5	8 - 9	-1
9	CA San Miguel	17	13	4	5	4	13 - 11	2
10	Patronato Parana	17	13	4	5	4	14 - 14	0
11	Almagro	17	13	4	5	4	10 - 11	-1
12	Gimnasia y Tiro	16	14	3	7	4	8 - 9	-1
13	Deportivo Madryn	15	13	3	6	4	9 - 10	-1
14	All Boys	14	13	3	5	5	12 - 13	-1
15	CA Colegiales	14	13	3	5	5	4 - 7	-3
16	CA Alvarado	12	13	2	6	5	9 - 15	-6
17	CA Guemes	11	13	2	5	6	8 - 13	-5
18	Arsenal de Sarandi	7	14	0	7	7	7 - 18	-11

Argentina Nacional B Fixtures

05/10/2025 18:30

05/10/2025 18:30

Ferro Carril Oeste

05/10/2025 19:00

05/10/2025 20:00

CA Chaco For Ever

Defensores de Belgrano

05/10/2025 20:00

05/10/2025 21:00

05/10/2025 21:10

Patronato Parana

05/11/2025 16:30

San Martin de Tucuman

05/11/2025 18:00

Deportivo Madryn

05/11/2025 18:30

Defensores Unidos

CA Estudiantes Caseros

Argentina Nacional B Results

05/09/2025 23:00

Arsenal de Sarandi

Gimnasia y Tiro

05/06/2025 00:10

Defensores de Belgrano

Club Atletico Mitre

05/05/2025 23:00

05/05/2025 20:05

CA Estudiantes Caseros

05/04/2025 20:00

Patronato Parana

Racing de Cordoba

05/04/2025 20:00

Gimnasia y Tiro

05/04/2025 19:00

Gimnasia Mendoza

05/04/2025 19:00

Estudiantes Rio Cuarto

05/04/2025 18:35

Arsenal de Sarandi

05/04/2025 18:30

Talleres Remedios

Club Atletico Temperley

Club Atlético Mitre, commonly known as Mitre (Santiago del Estero), is a professional football club based in the city of Santiago del Estero, Argentina. Established in 1907, Mitre is one of the most traditional clubs in the region. The team has played a significant role in the development of football in northern Argentina, achieving notable successes at both local and national levels.

The club hosts its home matches at the Estadio Doctores José y Antonio Castiglione, also known as Estadio de Mitre, a traditional ground recognized by fans throughout the region. Mitre’s colors are black and yellow, inspired by the Uruguayan club CURCC, which later became Peñarol. The stripes and identity are deeply respected by the club’s supporters.

The club has a passionate and committed fan base known as "Aurinegros" or "El Aurinegro," who create an electrifying atmosphere every matchday. Mitre’s traditional rivalry with Central Córdoba (SdE) forms the historic "Clásico Santiagueño," a derby that embodies the pride and passion of Santiago football.

Throughout its history, Mitre has developed and featured several notable players, including footballers who have represented both club and country, such as Luis Galván (a member of Argentina's 1978 World Cup winning squad), and legendary local icons like Juan Carlos Roldán.

Mitre’s accomplishments include winning numerous local championships in the Liga Santiagueña and reaching the Argentine National B (Primera Nacional), the second tier of Argentine football. The club continues to compete for national promotion, maintaining their identity, history, and commitment to the footballing culture of Santiago del Estero.

Team:	Mitre (Santiago del Estero)
Full name:	Club Atlético Mitre
Country:	Argentina
Nickname:	Aurinegro, El Decano, Los Santiagueños
Founded:	02/04/1907
Colors:	Black & Yellow
Stadium:	Estadio Doctores José y Antonio Castiglione 8,000 Capacity
Address:	Av. Roca Sur 156, Santiago del Estero, Argentina
Telephone:	+54 385 422-8744
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://clubatleticomitre.com.ar/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Club Atlético Mitre

Founded

Club Atlético Mitre was founded on April 2, 1907, by a group of young enthusiasts from Santiago del Estero. The club took its name and yellow-and-black colors from former Argentine president Bartolomé Mitre and the Uruguayan team CURCC (Peñarol), respectively. Mitre is recognized as one of the oldest and most traditional football clubs in northern Argentina.

The early years of Mitre were characterized by the rapid growth of football in Santiago, and Mitre was a founding member of the Liga Santiagueña de Fútbol. The club’s first official matches were against regional teams, quickly making a mark by winning numerous local titles. Over the years, Mitre has become a reference point for football in the province, producing talented players and maintaining a high level of competition.

Mitre’s pursuit of national recognition saw several participations in the old Torneo Nacional and, in the modern era, in Argentine football’s regionalised lower leagues. Their greatest achievement in recent years has been reaching the Primera B Nacional (Primera Nacional), the second division of Argentina, after winning promotion in the 2016–17 season.

Finances and ownership

As with many traditional Argentine clubs, Mitre operates as a membership-based civil association, with the club’s president and board elected by its members. This structure aims to keep the club’s roots in the local community and ensures local representation in club affairs.

The club primarily relies on local sponsorships, ticket sales, member contributions, and transfer income. Despite limited financial muscle compared to teams from major urban centers, Mitre is known for prudent administration, youth development, and strong community ties. Occasionally the club faces financial challenges, typical of lower-league football in Argentina, but has remained a resilient institution throughout more than a century of history.

Current president Guillermo Raed has spearheaded recent modernization efforts and supported the club through its most successful national campaigns. The ongoing goal is to remain sustainable and competitive while reinforcing social and sporting roles in Santiago del Estero.

Popular culture

Mitre’s fans, known as the Aurinegros, are among the most loyal and vocal in Santiago del Estero and northern Argentina. The Estadio Castiglione comes alive every match with yellow and black colors, passionate singing, large banners, and intense displays of support. The fanbase is a vital part of the club’s identity.

The "Clásico Santiagueño" against Central Córdoba (SdE) stands as one of the most heated derbies in Argentina’s football heartland, filling the city with excitement and fierce rivalry on derby day. Mitre’s culture honors tradition, local pride, and a working-class ethos, embodied in club songs, rituals, and family involvement in club activities.

Mitre is also actively engaged in promoting community values and youth football projects. The club celebrates events, anniversaries, and local legends, cementing its connection to the city. Mitre’s badge, colors, and legacy are symbols of Santiagueño identity and pride.

Player

The club has a storied tradition of producing and featuring elite footballers from the region, as well as national stars. Mitre has long focused on youth development and giving opportunities to emerging talents while integrating experienced professionals to maintain competitiveness.

Historically, the club has counted on the likes of Luis Galván (1978 FIFA World Cup champion with Argentina), Juan Carlos Roldán (historic top scorer), and contemporary heroes such as Raúl Castaño. Presently, the team squads are built around experienced campaigners and promising local talents, reflecting the club’s balanced approach.

Mitre remains a stepping stone for ambitious players seeking national limelight and offers a nurturing environment for youth development. Its alumni have featured in top Argentine leagues and occasionally in the national team, underscoring the club’s significance as a talent hub in the region.

Famous Players

Some of the most distinguished figures in Mitre’s history include:

Luis Adolfo Galván: Central defender, 1978 FIFA World Cup winner with Argentina, began his career at Mitre before great success at Talleres and the national team.
Juan Carlos Roldán: Renowned striker, historic top scorer of the club and idol for the Aurinegros.
Carlos Roldán: Legendary midfielder, ended his career with Mitre and was a key team figure during the 1960s and 1970s.
Raúl Castaño: Historic player and goalscorer, icon of the club during its successful runs in local and regional tournaments.
Renzo Pérez: Modern-era midfielder and a standout team captain in the Primera Nacional since 2017.

Mitre continues to be home to players who embody its spirit and history, making them local legends and references for new generations.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Juan Carlos Roldán (🇦🇷 Argentina)	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Raúl Castaño (🇦🇷 Argentina)	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Carlos Roldán (🇦🇷 Argentina)	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Typical Squad

Club Atlético Mitre typically fields a balanced squad, aligning with standard Argentine formations such as 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1, deploying tactical flexibility as required. The squad is composed of experienced domestic professionals, promising young players, and select international players.

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper position is regularly entrusted to experienced local or national keepers. In the current cycle, Fernando Pellegrino has established himself as the leading goalkeeper, known for his leadership and reflexes.

Defender

Defenders at Mitre are selected for discipline and physical presence. Recent key figures have included Franco Ledesma and Agustín Vera, providing reliability and command in the back line.

Midfielder

Mitre’s midfield is often a mix of defensive and creative players, featuring leaders such as Renzo Pérez (team captain) and David Romero, combining experience, work rate, and skill.

Forward

The forwards are a blend of seasoned goal scorers and youthful talents. Recent seasons’ key strikers include Ezequiel Cérica and Nicolás Patroni, counted on for technical finesse and scoring ability.

Mitre remains committed to promoting youth players from its academy, a tradition reflected in first-team selections and overall squad development.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season is another step in Mitre’s continuing challenge in the Argentine Primera Nacional. The squad brings together experience and youth, focused on tournament success and local pride.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Fernando Pellegrino	🇦🇷	Argentina	31/03/1986
Updating...	12	Luis Ojeda	🇦🇷	Argentina	21/03/1990
Defender
Updating...	2	Franco Ledesma	🇦🇷	Argentina	03/07/1992
Updating...	6	Agustín Vera	🇦🇷	Argentina	01/06/1998
Updating...	3	Lucas Pérez Godoy	🇦🇷	Argentina	05/06/1993
Updating...	4	Matías Moisés	🇦🇷	Argentina	03/09/1987
Midfielder
Updating...	5	Renzo Pérez	🇦🇷	Argentina	24/01/1987
Updating...	10	David Romero	🇦🇷	Argentina	15/10/1986
Updating...	8	Maximiliano Ortigoza	🇦🇷	Argentina	30/01/1990
Updating...	11	Martín Pérez Guedes	🇦🇷	Argentina	18/08/1991
Forward
Updating...	9	Ezequiel Cérica	🇦🇷	Argentina	20/10/1989
Updating...	7	Nicolás Patroni	🇦🇷	Argentina	06/02/1997
Manager
Updating...		Alfredo Grelak	🇦🇷	Argentina	27/11/1969
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Club Atlético Mitre, based in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, has had a rich history influenced by several distinguished coaches in Argentine football. Throughout its existence, the club has undergone key transformations under the leadership of numerous managers who have helped establish Mitre as a competitive force in Argentine football, especially within the lower divisions and in their historic climbs through the league system. Here are some of the most notable coaches in Club Atlético Mitre’s history:

Arnaldo Sialle: Sialle was the driving force behind Mitre’s promotion to Primera B Nacional (second division) in 2017. Under his leadership, Mitre achieved one of the most remarkable results in its history, earning promotion for the first time to this tier.
Gabriel Gómez: Another highly respected coach, Gómez guided Mitre during crucial campaigns in Primera B Nacional, consolidating the team’s place in the division and playing an integral role in the club’s ongoing stability and competitive performances.
Carlos Roldán: Well known in Argentine lower-league football, Roldán managed Mitre through promotion battles in the Torneo Federal A, and is remembered for his tactical discipline and motivational skills during his time with the club.
Alfredo Grelak: Serving as head coach in the 2021–2022 season, Grelak’s leadership helped the team secure consistent mid-table finishes and promoted the development of young talents within the squad.
Federico Domínguez: Currently steering the team (as of 2024), Domínguez is focused on advancing Mitre’s ambitions in the Primera Nacional and consolidating its position as a respectable competitor in Argentine football.

These coaches, among others, have shaped the footballing philosophy and achievements of Club Atlético Mitre, contributing to its history and development.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/01/2024 – Present	Federico Domínguez	Argentina	17/08/1976
05/06/2022 – 20/11/2023	Gabriel Schürrer	Argentina	16/08/1971
12/01/2021 – 30/05/2022	Alfredo Grelak	Argentina	21/05/1970
18/01/2020 – 30/12/2020	Darío Ortiz	Argentina	24/07/1967
03/07/2019 – 14/01/2020	Héctor Gabriel Gómez	Argentina	21/06/1977
05/06/2017 – 25/06/2019	Arnaldo Sialle	Argentina	21/11/1965
16/02/2017 – 29/05/2017	Carlos Roldán	Argentina	22/09/1956
26/01/2016 – 14/02/2017	Ricardo “Rulo” González	Argentina	Updating...
08/06/2015 – 11/12/2015	Juan Carlos Almada	Argentina	15/07/1962
01/07/2013 – 25/05/2015	Salvador Ragusa	Argentina	27/06/1955
01/07/2011 – 15/06/2013	Carlos Roldán	Argentina	22/09/1956
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Crests and Colors

Club Atlético Mitre, commonly known as Mitre, is a historic Argentine football club based in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. The club has a distinctive identity, closely tied to its crests and colors, which have evolved throughout its history.

Mitre's original crest featured a classic circular design with a "CAM" monogram, representing the initials of the club. Over the decades, the crest underwent several modifications, most notably adopting a shield shape. The current crest displays bold black and yellow stripes with the letters "CAM" prominently at the center, symbolizing the club’s enduring heritage. This shield is bordered in white or yellow, depending on the variation, and emphasizes the team’s proud tradition.

The traditional colors of Club Atlético Mitre are black and yellow, a combination inspired by the club’s early days. The kit typically features vertical black and yellow stripes, which have become synonymous with the team's identity. Alternative kits may introduce inverted stripes or predominantly black or yellow designs as a nod to historical variants, but the core color scheme has remained constant and is a defining component of Mitre's brand in Argentine football.

The crest and colors of Mitre not only signify its long-standing presence in Argentine football but also reflect the pride and passion of its fans in Santiago del Estero and beyond.

Fan Club

Club Atlético Mitre enjoys a fervent and devoted fan base, especially notable within its hometown of Santiago del Estero. The most prominent supporter group, known as "La Banda del Aurinegro," can be seen and heard at every home match, characterized by their passionate singing, drumming, and impressive visual displays referencing the club's black and yellow colors.

Mitre's supporters, affectionally called "Aurinegros," create an electrifying atmosphere in the stadium, especially during high-stakes matches and derby games. The fan club is recognized for its unwavering loyalty — regardless of the team's league standing, fans turn out in large numbers, often with big flags, colorful banners, and coordinated songs that echo throughout the stadium.

The strong sense of community among Mitre fans goes beyond football — the supporter groups are actively involved in social activities and local charitable initiatives, reinforcing their deep connection with the club and the city.

Stadium

Club Atlético Mitre plays its home matches at the Estadio Doctores José y Antonio Castiglione, sometimes referred to simply as "Estadio de Mitre." Situated in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, this stadium has served as the club’s home for decades and stands as a local sporting landmark.

The stadium has a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. Throughout its history, Estadio Castiglione has undergone several phases of renovation to modernize its facilities, improve fan experience, and ensure the comfort and safety of attendees. The most recent upgrades have focused on the stands, lighting, and pitch quality, reflecting Mitre's ambitions to remain competitive at the national level.

The ground is not only central to Mitre’s identity but also serves as a gathering place for the community, particularly during important league matches and regional cup competitions.

Honours and Awards

Club Atlético Mitre is one of the oldest and most respected clubs from Santiago del Estero. While it may not have achieved major national or international titles, Mitre's trophy cabinet includes numerous regional championships and accolades, especially within the Liga Santiagueña de Fútbol. These honours reflect the club's pivotal role in the local football landscape and its sustained competitiveness over the years.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Liga Santiagueña de Fútbol	31	Champion	1913, 1916, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1937, 1941, 1946, 1947, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1961, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1981, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2006, 2009, 2013
2	Torneo Argentino B	1	Champion	2016/2017
3	Other National Cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	International Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Club Atlético Mitre

Q: When was Club Atlético Mitre founded?

A: Club Atlético Mitre was founded on April 2, 1907.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Club Atlético Mitre?

A: The traditional colors are black and yellow.

Q: Where does Club Atlético Mitre play its home matches?

A: The team plays at Estadio Doctores José y Antonio Castiglione in Santiago del Estero.

Q: What is the capacity of Mitre’s stadium?

A: The stadium can accommodate approximately 8,000 spectators.

Q: What is the nickname for Club Atlético Mitre fans?

A: The fans are commonly known as "Aurinegros," reflecting the club’s colors.

Q: What is the largest supporters' group of Mitre?

A: "La Banda del Aurinegro" is the largest and most active fan group.

Q: Has Club Atlético Mitre played in the top division of Argentine football?

A: As of 2024, Club Atlético Mitre has not played in Argentina's Primera División but has competed in the Primera Nacional (second division).

Q: How many times has Mitre won the Liga Santiagueña de Fútbol?

A: Mitre has won the regional league championship 31 times.

Q: Has Mitre achieved any national titles?

A: The most notable national success is winning the Torneo Argentino B in 2016/17, which secured promotion to higher divisions.

Q: What makes the Mitre fan base unique?

A: Mitre's supporters are renowned for their loyalty, vibrant displays, community engagement, and creating an energetic match atmosphere.

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