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The Strongest - Spielpläne, Tabellen und Tabellen, Spieler, Statistiken und Neuigkeiten

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Spiele gespielt The Strongest

20.12.24

Blooming

The Strongest

BO1

19.12.24

The Strongest

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

BO1

17.12.24

The Strongest

Oriente Petrolero

BO1

14.12.24

Royal Pari FC

The Strongest

BO1

10.12.24

The Strongest

Real Tomayapo

BO1

08.12.24

Bolivar

The Strongest

BO1

04.12.24

The Strongest

Real Santa Cruz

BO1

01.12.24

Independiente Petrolero

The Strongest

BO1

27.11.24

The Strongest

Always Ready

BO1

24.11.24

Club Aurora

The Strongest

BO1

22.11.24

The Strongest

Jorge Wilstermann

BO1

31.10.24

The Strongest

San Jose de Oruro

BO1

26.10.24

Universitario De Vinto

The Strongest

BO1

20.10.24

Guabira

The Strongest

BO1

25.09.24

Nacional Potosi

The Strongest

BO1

22.09.24

The Strongest

Blooming

BO1

19.09.24

The Strongest

Bolivar

BO1

14.09.24

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

The Strongest

BO1

25.08.24

The Strongest

Royal Pari FC

BO1

21.08.24

The Strongest

Penarol

CL

18.08.24

Real Tomayapo

The Strongest

BO1

14.08.24

Penarol

The Strongest

CL

08.08.24

Real Santa Cruz

The Strongest

BO1

04.08.24

The Strongest

Independiente Petrolero

BO1

02.08.24

Always Ready

The Strongest

BO1

27.07.24

The Strongest

Club Aurora

BO1

20.07.24

San Jose de Oruro

The Strongest

BO1

14.07.24

The Strongest

Universitario De Vinto

BO1

29.05.24

Gremio

The Strongest

CL

26.05.24

Oriente Petrolero

The Strongest

BO1

24.05.24

The Strongest

Guabira

BO1

19.05.24

Jorge Wilstermann

The Strongest

BO1

15.05.24

The Strongest

Huachipato

CL

12.05.24

The Strongest

Nacional Potosi

BO1

10.05.24

The Strongest

Estudiantes LP

CL

28.04.24

The Strongest

Universitario De Vinto

BA

24.04.24

Huachipato

The Strongest

CL

20.04.24

Universitario De Vinto

The Strongest

BP

18.04.24

The Strongest

San Jose de Oruro

BA

14.04.24

San Jose de Oruro

The Strongest

BA

11.04.24

Real Santa Cruz

The Strongest

BA

09.04.24

Estudiantes LP

The Strongest

CL

05.04.24

The Strongest

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

BA

03.04.24

The Strongest

Gremio

CL

13.03.24

Real Tomayapo

The Strongest

BA

10.03.24

The Strongest

Bolivar

BA

02.03.24

The Strongest

Real Tomayapo

BA

28.02.24

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

The Strongest

BA

25.02.24

Bolivar

The Strongest

BA

21.02.24

The Strongest

Real Santa Cruz

BA

Siege

Remis

Niederlagen

Gesamtstatistik

The Strongest

gespielte Spiele 50

Tore (erzielt /zulassen)

102

2.04

1.42

71

Unter/Über

1.5

11

22%

78%

39

2.5

22

44%

56%

28

3.5

32

64%

36%

18

Spiele Tor/Tor (Ja/Nein)

24

48%

52%

26

Spielen zu Null (Ja/Nein)

20

40%

60%

30

ein Tor erzielen (Ja/Nein)

41

82%

18%

9

Gesamttabelle		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	The Strongest	16	8	5	1	2	17 - 15	2
2	San Antonio Bulo Bulo	14	8	4	2	2	15 - 7	8
3	Real Tomayapo	11	8	3	2	3	10 - 12	-2
4	Real Santa Cruz	4	8	1	1	6	8 - 17	-9

Bolivia Clausura Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	The Strongest	16	8	5	1	2	17 - 15	2
2	San Antonio Bulo Bulo	14	8	4	2	2	15 - 7	8
3	Real Tomayapo	11	8	3	2	3	10 - 12	-2
4	Real Santa Cruz	4	8	1	1	6	8 - 17	-9

Bolivia Clausura Results

12/22/2024 21:00

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

12/21/2024 21:30

Jorge Wilstermann

Independiente Petrolero

12/21/2024 19:00

Oriente Petrolero

12/21/2024 19:00

12/20/2024 23:00

12/20/2024 23:00

12/20/2024 21:30

Nacional Potosi

Universitario De Vinto

12/20/2024 19:00

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

Real Santa Cruz

12/19/2024 19:00

San Jose de Oruro

12/19/2024 00:30

Oriente Petrolero

The Strongest is a professional football club based in La Paz, Bolivia. Founded in 1908, The Strongest is recognized as one of the oldest and most successful football clubs in Bolivia. The club has a storied tradition, an intense local rivalry, and has made a significant impact on Bolivian football both domestically and internationally.

The Strongest plays its home matches at Estadio Hernando Siles, a high-altitude stadium located in La Paz, which also serves as the home ground for the Bolivian national team. The team’s traditional colors are yellow and black, and the club’s crest features a powerful tiger, which also serves as the club’s mascot.

With a large and passionate fan base known as “Atigrados” (Tigers), The Strongest enjoys a fierce rivalry with Club Bolívar, their city and national adversary. The derby between The Strongest and Bolívar, commonly known as the “Clásico Paceño,” is one of the most significant and fiery fixtures in Bolivian football.

The Strongest has produced and fielded numerous notable players over the decades, such as Pablo Escobar, Luis Cristaldo, Ramiro Castillo, and Víctor Agustín Ugarte. The club is also known for its resilience and tradition, including a famous story of survival and heroism during the Chaco War in 1932.

The club boasts an impressive trophy cabinet, having won multiple Bolivian Primera División titles and domestic cups. The Strongest has also represented Bolivia in continental competitions, including frequent appearances in the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana.

Today, The Strongest remains a dominant force in Bolivian football, competing regularly for the nation's top honors and maintaining a strong identity and presence in South American football.

Team:	The Strongest
Full name:	Club The Strongest
Country:	Bolivia
Nickname:	Atigrados, Tigres (Tigers), Aurinegros
Founded:	08/04/1908
Colors:	Yellow and black
Stadium:	Estadio Hernando Siles 41,143 seats
Address:	Calle Colón N° 820, La Paz, Bolivia
Telephone:	+591 2 2311393
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://club-thestrongest.bo/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of The Strongest

Founded

Club The Strongest was founded on April 8, 1908, in La Paz, Bolivia, by a group of young Bolivian football enthusiasts led by José León López Villamil. The name “The Strongest” symbolizes strength, courage, and resilience. The club is the oldest active football team in Bolivia and one of the oldest in South America.

Throughout its storied history, The Strongest has consistently been at the forefront of Bolivian football. The club won its first national title in 1911 and has since accumulated an impressive array of domestic championships. The Strongest is also famously associated with its involvement in the Chaco War of the early 1930s, where many of its players and staff joined the national effort, earning admiration across the nation.

The Strongest has experienced highs and lows—including periods of financial difficulties and rivalry with other major Bolivian clubs—but has always managed to remain competitive and at the top echelon of national football. The club's colors, tiger symbolism, and fighting spirit have come to represent the determination of the Bolivian people.

Finances and Ownership

The Strongest operates as a membership-owned club, as is traditional with many clubs in South America. The club president is elected by its members, and ownership has always been within the hands of the club supporters and its social base. As of 2024, the club president is Héctor Montes. The Strongest’s finances partly rely on matchday revenues, sponsorships, commercial activities, and contributions from its members and fans.

Despite facing economic hurdles typical for clubs in the region, The Strongest has managed to maintain financial stability in recent years, with strategic management and a focus on developing youth talent. The club receives additional funding from continental appearances and the transfer of players, helping to fund its operations and maintain competitiveness.

Popular Culture

The Strongest’s identity is deeply woven into Bolivian popular culture. The club’s fans, “Atigrados,” are known for their fervent support and vibrant displays, especially during derby matches at Estadio Hernando Siles. Their chant “Vamos Tigre” and sea of yellow and black create an intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.

The Strongest enjoys intense rivalries, especially with Club Bolívar, creating the legendary “Clásico Paceño”—one of the oldest and most contested derbies in South America. The club has inspired numerous songs, documentaries, novels, and is frequently featured in Bolivian media.

The club's connection to the Chaco War has become legend; in 1932, members and players enlisted, and the club paused activities to join the national cause. This event is commemorated annually and has become an emblem of the club’s courage and solidarity.

Players

The Strongest has served as home to a host of talented Bolivian and international footballers. Over the decades, iconic players such as Víctor Agustín Ugarte, Ramiro Castillo, Luis Cristaldo, and Pablo Escobar have graced the yellow and black. The club is especially recognized for developing Bolivian talent and has served as a launchpad for many players to the national team.

The club’s modern squad is a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talents, led in 2024 by captain Daniel Lino and manager Pablo Lavallén. In addition to domestic stars, The Strongest has also attracted international players from countries like Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina, contributing to its diverse and competitive squad.

Famous Players

Víctor Agustín Ugarte: Considered one of Bolivia’s greatest ever players, Ugarte was a midfield maestro for The Strongest and the Bolivia national team in the 1940s and 1950s.
Ramiro Castillo: The influential midfielder, remembered for his technical ability and leadership, played a key role in the club's successes in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Pablo Escobar: The Paraguayan-Bolivian forward is an icon at The Strongest, being one of the club’s all-time top scorers and most capped players of the modern era.
Luis Cristaldo: The versatile defender/midfielder played for The Strongest and amassed numerous appearances for the Bolivian national team, including at the 1994 World Cup.
Jair Reinoso: One of the most prolific foreign strikers in the history of Bolivian football, Reinoso became the best goalscorer in the modern era for The Strongest in both league and continental competitions.
Daniel Vaca: Legendary goalkeeper and captain, who played a key role in the club’s recent domestic dominance throughout the 2010s.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Pablo Escobar	FW/MF	177	383	0.46
2	Jair Reinoso	FW	130	240	0.54
3	Ramiro Castillo	MF	80	190	0.42
4	Óscar Carmelo Sánchez	DF	65	356	0.18
5	Luis Cristaldo	DF/MF	59	242	0.24
6	Gonzalo Castillo	FW	50	129	0.39
7	Daniel Vaca	GK	3	410	0.01
8	Raúl Baldessari	FW	47	115	0.41
9	Ernesto Cristaldo	MF	45	120	0.38
10	Nelvin Soliz	MF	40	190	0.21

Typical Squad

The Strongest typically lines up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation, blending defensive solidity with attacking creativity. The squad is known for its adaptability and altitude advantage at home in La Paz.

Goalkeeper

Goalkeepers at The Strongest are recognized for their command of the penalty area and quick reflexes, essential for the club’s high-tempo matches. Recent iconic keepers include Daniel Vaca and, as of the 2024/25 season, Guillermo Viscarra.

Defender

The club’s defensive line is typically built around experienced Bolivian internationals and supported by South American talent. Players like Bryan Bentaberry and Adrián Jusino provide consistency and leadership at the back.

Midfielder

The Strongest’s midfielders are known for their tactical awareness and work rate, with both creative and defensive options. Modern standouts include Luciano Ursino and Gabriel Sotomayor.

Forward

Forwards at The Strongest are characterized by pace and a clinical eye for goal. Enrique Triverio and Michael Ortega have recently spearheaded the attack.

The club also boasts emerging youth talent developed through its academy, ensuring sustainability and future competitiveness.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees The Strongest competing in the Bolivian División Profesional and aiming for further continental impact in the Copa Libertadores or Copa Sudamericana.

Goalkeeper
	13	Guillermo Viscarra		Bolivia	07/02/1993
Updating...	22	Fernando Marteli		Bolivia	April 6, 1985
Updating...	25	David Torrico		Bolivia	August 22, 1988
Defender
Updating...	12	Adrián Jusino		Bolivia	July 9, 1992
Updating...	33	Bryan Bentaberry		Uruguay	March 10, 1997
Updating...	2	Gonzalo Castillo		Uruguay	October 17, 1990
Updating...	4	Saúl Torres		Bolivia	March 20, 1990
Updating...	21	José Sagredo		Bolivia	March 10, 1994
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Luciano Ursino		Argentina	April 18, 1988
Updating...	16	Gabriel Sotomayor		Bolivia	June 11, 2002
Updating...	20	Michael Ortega		Colombia	April 6, 1991
Updating...	6	Martín Prost		Argentina	July 11, 1988
Updating...	23	F. Chura		Bolivia	March 3, 2001
Forward
Updating...	9	Enrique Triverio		Argentina	December 31, 1988
Updating...	11	Eugenio Isnaldo		Argentina	January 13, 1993
Updating...	7	Enrique Gómez		Bolivia	May 10, 2004
Manager
Updating...		Pablo Lavallén		Argentina	September 7, 1972
Ass. Manager
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Coach

The Strongest, one of Bolivia’s most storied and successful football clubs, has been shaped by a number of remarkable coaches throughout its long history. The following are among the most notable and influential managers to have led The Strongest, leaving their mark through national triumphs and continental exploits:

: The Argentine manager led The Strongest to back-to-back Bolivian Primera División titles in 2003 (Apertura and Clausura), cementing his place in the club's history. Craviotto's tactical discipline and consistency made The Strongest one of Bolivia's top sides in the early 2000s.
: Soria was instrumental in the club’s renaissance in the early 2010s. Under his stewardship, The Strongest claimed the 2012 Clausura title, earning recognition for his passionate and disciplined approach.
: Villegas is one of the most successful Bolivian coaches of his era, guiding The Strongest to the 2011, 2012, and 2013 Bolivian league titles (including the 2011-12 and 2012-13 tournaments). He set the club on course for domestic dominance.
: A former club legend as a player, Escobar began his coaching career with The Strongest in 2019, taking the team to Copa Libertadores participation and imprinting his attacking philosophy.
: The Argentine manager took over in 2023 and promptly guided The Strongest to the División Profesional 2023 Apertura title, rekindling their status as a leading Bolivian club.

These coaches, among others, have played critical roles in building The Strongest’s legacy, accumulating numerous league titles and fostering a culture of resilience and success at the club.

Period	Manager	Country	born
15/06/2023 – present	Flavio Robatto	Argentina	16/01/1974
01/01/2023 – 15/06/2023	Claudio Biaggio	Argentina	02/07/1967
21/12/2021 – 31/12/2022	Christian Díaz	Argentina	12/05/1976
01/01/2021 – 16/12/2021	Gustavo Florentín	Paraguay	05/06/1978
15/03/2021 – 22/06/2021	Alberto Illanes	Bolivia	25/11/1963
22/12/2020 – 15/03/2021	Omar Asad	Argentina	09/04/1971
11/01/2020 – 20/12/2020	Alberto Illanes	Bolivia	25/11/1963
05/01/2019 – 11/01/2020	Mauricio Soria	Bolivia	01/06/1966
18/12/2018 – 04/01/2019	Daniel Rosales (interim)	Bolivia	Updating…
11/07/2018 – 17/12/2018	César Farías	Venezuela	07/03/1973
05/12/2017 – 09/07/2018	Carlos Ischia	Argentina	28/10/1956
14/09/2017 – 04/12/2017	Daniel Farías	Venezuela	28/03/1981
02/01/2017 – 11/09/2017	César Farías	Venezuela	07/03/1973
16/12/2016 – 30/12/2016	Carlos Ischia	Argentina	28/10/1956
01/01/2016 – 15/12/2016	César Farías	Venezuela	07/03/1973
22/12/2015 – 31/12/2015	Pablo Escobar (interim)	Paraguay	23/02/1979
01/07/2015 – 21/12/2015	Juan Carlos Paz García	Bolivia	15/12/1963
01/07/2014 – 18/06/2015	Néstor Craviotto	Argentina	03/10/1963
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2014	Eduardo Villegas	Bolivia	29/03/1964
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2013	Eduardo Villegas	Bolivia	29/03/1964
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2012	Mauricio Soria	Bolivia	01/06/1966
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2011	Néstor Craviotto	Argentina	03/10/1963
01/07/2009 – 30/06/2010	Sandro Coelho	Brazil	27/05/1976
01/07/2008 – 30/06/2009	Jorge Habegger	Argentina	23/10/1946
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2008	Bernardo Redín	Colombia	26/02/1963
01/07/2006 – 30/06/2007	Sandro Coelho	Brazil	27/05/1976
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2006	Néstor Craviotto	Argentina	03/10/1963
01/07/2004 – 30/06/2005	Mario Ortega	Bolivia	11/11/1954
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2004	Néstor Craviotto	Argentina	03/10/1963
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2003	Néstor Craviotto	Argentina	03/10/1963
01/07/2000 – 30/06/2002	Luis Galarza	Bolivia	18/12/1950
01/07/1999 – 30/06/2000	Duílio Dias	Brazil	22/12/1957
01/07/1998 – 30/06/1999	Juan Carlos Paz García	Bolivia	15/12/1963
01/07/1997 – 30/06/1998	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…
01/07/1996 – 30/06/1997	Miguel Ángel Rimba	Bolivia	01/11/1967
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Crests and Colors

The Strongest is a Bolivian professional football club based in La Paz, known for its remarkable history and identity in South American football. Throughout its existence, The Strongest has seen subtle changes in its crest and colors, adapting to times while maintaining a firm connection to its roots.

The original crest of The Strongest, introduced in 1908, featured a simple tiger's head—a symbol of strength, bravery, and determination. Over the years, the crest evolved to include a shield with the club initials "T.S." and, in some versions, the year of its foundation. The most enduring element, however, has always been the depiction of a tiger, signifying the club’s nickname "El Tigre." Recent crests have modernized the design, giving the tiger a more dynamic appearance while incorporating the yellow and black stripes directly into the shield.

The traditional colors of The Strongest are yellow and black, which represent power and resilience. These colors are always present in their home kits, usually in vertical stripes. Occasionally, alternate kits have featured variations, such as yellow with black shorts or rare commemorative kits, but the primary combination remains yellow and black. This powerful color scheme is instantly recognizable across Bolivian football.

Collectively, both the crest and the colors are integral to The Strongest’s strong identity, celebrated by its fans as symbols of pride and unwavering spirit in every competition.

Fan Club

The Strongest boasts one of the most passionate and dedicated fan followings in Bolivia. The most prominent fan group is "La Barra de Achumani," named after the district in La Paz where the club’s stadium stands. This group is independent, organized, and recognized for their vibrant support in home and away matches.

La Barra de Achumani is characterized by its boisterous chants, continual drumming, and impressive displays of yellow and black flags and banners that fill the atmosphere of the stadium with energy. They play an essential role in The Strongest’s home advantage, transforming the stadium into a fortress for the team. In addition to Achumani, other supporter groups such as "Los Tigres de Villa Ingenio" and regional groups across Bolivia show loyalty during both good and challenging times.

The Strongest’s supporters are renowned for their unwavering commitment, often braving the altitude and weather conditions of La Paz to support their beloved club. Their community activities and support are integral to the club’s identity, making matchdays a true celebration of unity and pride.

Stadium

The Strongest plays its home matches at Estadio Hernando Siles, located in the Miraflores district of La Paz, Bolivia. The stadium is one of the highest professional stadiums in the world, situated at an altitude of approximately 3,637 meters (11,932 feet) above sea level, and is widely known for its unique atmosphere and challenging conditions for visiting teams.

Estadio Hernando Siles was inaugurated in 1930 and has undergone multiple renovations to improve facilities and capacity. Its most comprehensive modernization occurred in preparation for international tournaments and large-scale events, including upgrades to seating, lighting, and player facilities. Today, the stadium holds around 41,143 spectators.

The stadium is not only the fortress for The Strongest, but also frequently hosts matches for the Bolivian national team and other top clubs in La Paz. Its historical importance and iconic location make it a central part of The Strongest’s legacy and identity.

Honours and Awards

The Strongest is one of Bolivia’s most successful football clubs, boasting a rich legacy with numerous national titles and consistent international appearances. The club is renowned for its dominance in Bolivian football, particularly in the professional era, having won the top division multiple times.

The Strongest has claimed the Bolivian Primera División championship over a dozen times, marking it as a traditional powerhouse in the country. They have also secured several Copa Bolivia titles. In continental competitions, The Strongest is a regular participant in the Copa Libertadores, advancing to the latter stages on several occasions, although a continental trophy remains elusive.

Below is a summary of the club’s major honors:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Bolivian Primera División	15	Champion	1952, 1956, 1963, 1964, 1974, 1977, 1986, 1989, 1993, 2003 Apertura, 2003 Clausura, 2004 Clausura, 2011 Apertura, 2012 Apertura, 2013 Apertura
2	Copa Bolivia	3	Winner	1976, 1989, 1994
3	Copa Libertadores Quarter-finals	3	Best Result	1994, 2014, 2017
4	Other Domestic Cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about The Strongest

Q: When was The Strongest football club founded?

A: The Strongest was founded on April 8, 1908, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Bolivia and South America.

Q: What is the significance of the tiger in The Strongest's logo?

A: The tiger symbolizes strength, bravery, and the fighting spirit, earning the club its nickname "El Tigre."

Q: Which stadium is home to The Strongest?

A: The Strongest plays home matches at Estadio Hernando Siles, located in La Paz, Bolivia.

Q: How many domestic league championships has The Strongest won?

A: The Strongest has won 15 Bolivian Primera División titles as of 2023.

Q: Who are The Strongest’s main rivals?

A: The main rival of The Strongest is Bolívar. Their matches, known as the "La Paz derby," are among the most intense and historic in Bolivian football.

Q: What colors does The Strongest traditionally wear?

A: The club’s traditional colors are yellow and black, usually represented in vertical stripes.

Q: Has The Strongest ever won an international trophy?

A: As of now, The Strongest has not won a major international trophy. Their best result in the Copa Libertadores is reaching the quarter-finals.

Q: What are some notable fan groups supporting The Strongest?

A: The most famous group is "La Barra de Achumani," with additional loyalities coming from regional and international supporters.

Q: What is unique about The Strongest's home stadium?

A: Estadio Hernando Siles is one of the highest stadiums in the world, with an altitude of about 3,637 meters above sea level, giving the home team a significant advantage.

Q: How can fans keep up with The Strongest’s latest matches and statistics?

A: Fans can follow official club channels, league websites, and services like Betimate for up-to-date information, news, and predictions regarding The Strongest.

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