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CA Chaco For Ever Reserves - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Played matches CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

13.05.25

CA Regional de Resistencia

1-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

1-1

04.05.25

CSD Municipal Margarita Belen

1-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

1-1

28.04.25

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

1-1

Resistencia Central Reserves

ARL

1-1

11.04.25

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

0-1

CD Policiales

ARL

0-1

05.04.25

San Martin Margarita Belen

1-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

1-1

28.03.25

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

0-0

CA Bancarios

ARL

0-0

22.03.25

CA Villa Alvear

0-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

0-1

25.10.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

0-2

CA Regional de Resistencia

ARL

0-2

16.10.24

CSD Fontana

2-2

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

2-2

06.10.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

2-2

CA Juventud de Puerto Tirol

ARL

2-2

29.09.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

1-1

San Martin Margarita Belen

ARL

1-1

17.09.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

2-0

Sarmiento de Resistencia Reserves

ARL

2-0

26.08.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

3-0

CA San Fernando

ARL

3-0

02.08.24

CA Juventud de Puerto Tirol

0-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

0-1

26.07.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

1-1

CSD Fontana

ATRA

1-1

12.07.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

0-0

Nacional JM Paz

ARL

0-0

22.06.24

Club Deportivo Itatí

1-1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

ARL

1-1

12.06.24

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

0-2

CD Policiales

ARL

0-2

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

Played games: 18

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

0.89

Under/Over

1.5

28%

72%

2.5

83%

17%

3.5

89%

11%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

50%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

33%

67%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

72%

28%

Argentina Regional League Results

05/21/2025 20:00

Central Benitez

2 - 3

CA Regional de Resistencia

Central Norte Argentino

San Martin Margarita Belen

05/13/2025 19:10

CA Regional de Resistencia

1 - 1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

05/13/2025 19:00

Tiro Federal Morteros

1 - 1

CA Bancarios

05/12/2025 20:00

Estudiantes de Resistencia

1 - 0

CSD Municipal Margarita Belen

05/04/2025 19:00

CSD Municipal Margarita Belen

1 - 1

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves

05/03/2025 20:05

Defensores Puerto Vilelas

1 - 2

Central Norte Argentino

Club Atlético Chaco For Ever Reserves, commonly known as Chaco For Ever Reserves, is the second team of Chaco For Ever, based in Resistencia, Chaco Province, Argentina. Established as the developmental squad for the senior team, Chaco For Ever Reserves plays a vital role in nurturing young talent and preparing players for professional football in Argentina. The reserves are recognized for their commitment to developing future stars and upholding the traditions of the historic club.

The reserve team plays its home matches at the Estadio Juan Alberto García, a historic stadium located in Resistencia with a capacity of over 22,000 spectators. Their traditional colors are black and white, reflecting the heritage of their parent club. The team participates primarily in the Argentine Reserve Leagues and is closely followed by fans from the Chaco region, maintaining a strong connection to local supporters.

While not as decorated as the senior team, Chaco For Ever Reserves have played a pivotal role in producing notable footballers who have advanced to higher levels, both domestically and internationally. The reserves continue to foster a strong sporting culture, emphasizing teamwork, resilience, and community pride.

Team:	Chaco For Ever Reserves
Full name:	Club Atlético Chaco For Ever (Reserva)
Country:	Argentina
Nickname:	El Negro, For Ever
Founded:	1913 (reserves team active since creation of official competitions, exact date: Updating...)
Colors:	Black and White
Stadium:	Estadio Juan Alberto García 22,000 seats
Address:	Av. 9 de Julio 2222, 3500 Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina
Telephone:	+54 362 443-2252
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	http://www.chacoforever.com.ar
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Chaco For Ever Reserves

Founded

Chaco For Ever was founded on July 27, 1913. The reserves team emerged as Argentine football evolved to include youth and reserve leagues, serving as a foundational step for local talent in the Chaco region. Over the decades, the reserve squad played an integral role in maintaining the club’s status in national competitions by continuously producing skilled, homegrown players.

Although primarily a platform for youth development, Chaco For Ever Reserves have achieved notable results in regional tournaments and reserve leagues, frequently acting as a springboard to the club’s first team and higher professional tiers. The reserves embody the resilience, identity, and community pride that characterize Chaco For Ever’s long-standing football tradition.

Finances and ownership

Chaco For Ever is owned and administered as a civil association, typical for traditional Argentine clubs. The reserves are managed by the same parent organization, which elects its president and board of directors democratically among club members. Financial stability is a constant challenge, but the club reliably invests in youth infrastructure and training. Funding comes from member fees, ticket sales, fundraising events, and contributions from local businesses and public grants. Chaco For Ever, and by extension the reserves, are celebrated for their community-owned model and strong links to local identity rather than major external investors.

Popular culture

Chaco For Ever Reserves share in the heritage and unique identity of the La Banda del Negro, the club’s passionate supporters group. The historic black and white stripes draw from English football inspiration, and the team name “For Ever” stands out as a unique linguistic quirk in Argentine football. Reserves matches often attract loyal fans, friends, and families who support youth development. The club plays a vital social role in Resistencia, promoting football as a tool for community unity and youth inclusion. The club's anthem, traditional chants, and vibrant matchday atmosphere reflect a deep cultural connection to the Chaco region.

Players

The club has served as a stepping stone for numerous talented players who have succeeded at senior level, both for Chaco For Ever and other Argentine clubs. While not always recorded in national headlines, many footballers credit their formative years in the reserves for teaching discipline, technical skills, and the value of teamwork. Notable previous players to emerge from the system include Ángel Rozzini, Pablo Osvaldo (who spent time in the youth ranks), and locally renowned figures such as Ricardo "El Tanque" Serravalle. The reserves continue to nurture the region’s best young talent, regularly providing players for the first team and professional leagues nationwide.

Famous Players

Several important players have passed through Chaco For Ever’s reserves and youth ranks:

Ángel Rozzini: A historic club captain, Rozzini began his career with the reserves before starring for the senior squad in the 1980s, contributing to the club’s promotion to Primera División.
Pablo Osvaldo: Although internationally known for his exploits in Italy and at Boca Juniors, Osvaldo played in his youth at Chaco For Ever, developing vital technical skills.
Ricardo "El Tanque" Serravalle: A prolific striker in Chaco folklore, Serravalle rose through the youth and reserves to become a senior team idol in the 1990s.
Leandro Fernández: Known for his leadership and defensive reliability, Fernández started in the reserves and advanced to play professionally for the club and elsewhere in Argentina.

These players and others underscore the reserves’ crucial role in local and national football development.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Ricardo Serravalle	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	Ángel Rozzini	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Ezequiel Cañete	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	Leandro Fernández	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	Pablo Osvaldo	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad

Chaco For Ever Reserves follow a typical squad structure for Argentine reserve teams, generally employing a 4-4-2 or 4-3-3 formation depending on the tactical approach dictated by the youth coordinators.

Goalkeeper

The reserve team features promising young goalkeepers aiming to earn promotion to the first team, focusing on positioning, reflexes, and leadership in organizing the defense. Notable recent names include Franco Agüero and Elías Gómez.

Defender

Defensive players are brought through the robust academy development system, focusing on technical training and tactical intelligence. These include versatile full-backs and center-backs such as Santiago López and Nahuel Roselli (when on assignment).

Midfielder

Midfielders in the reserves are nurtured for their ball control, passing ability, and game reading. Many, like Juan Fassino or Emanuel Díaz, advance quickly through the ranks if they show promise in controlling play and transitioning from defense to attack.

Forward

Strikers and wingers are often among the standout reserve performers, including prospects like Axel Medina and Bryan Schmidt. The forwards are selected for their attacking intuition and finishing ability, sought after qualities for future first team attackers.

Chaco For Ever Reserves provide a continuous flow of well-trained players for the club and wider Argentine football scene.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Chaco For Ever Reserves participate in the Argentine Reserve League, serving as the primary pool for promoting emerging talents to the senior team. The squad features a blend of local Chaco prospects and U-23 players, many of whom are scouted for national age-group teams. Below is the indicative line-up, as registered for the current campaign:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Franco Agüero	Argentina	Argentina	15/03/2000
Updating	12	Elías Gómez	Argentina	Argentina	28/11/2002
Defender
Updating	2	Santiago López	Argentina	Argentina	22/07/2001
Updating	3	Nahuel Roselli	Argentina	Argentina	14/03/2000
Updating	4	Ramiro Domínguez	Argentina	Argentina	02/12/2003
Midfielder
Updating	5	Juan Fassino	Argentina	Argentina	07/05/2004
Updating	6	Emanuel Díaz	Argentina	Argentina	18/09/2002
Updating	7	Ezequiel Cañete	Argentina	Argentina	12/01/2001
Forward
Updating	9	Axel Medina	Argentina	Argentina	24/06/2002
Updating	10	Bryan Schmidt	Argentina	Argentina	09/09/2003
Updating	11	Maximiliano Gauto	Argentina	Argentina	21/02/2002
Manager
Updating		Ariel Medina	Argentina	Argentina	Updating...
Ass. Manager
Updating		Sergio Morón	Argentina	Argentina	Updating...

Coach

CA Chaco For Ever Reserves has seen various coaches contribute to its development as a nurturing ground for young talents in Argentine football. While the reserve side does not command as much attention as the senior team, certain coaches have stood out for their commitment to producing professional players and shaping the future of the club. Below are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the history of CA Chaco For Ever Reserves:

Osvaldo Gómez: A prominent former player for Chaco For Ever, Gómez has served multiple terms as reserve coach. His tenure is recognized for fostering youth prospects who progressed to the club's first team and the higher divisions of Argentine football.
Daniel Cravero: Another iconic name tied to both senior and reserve duties at Chaco For Ever, Cravero's methodological approach and experience have helped instill tactical discipline and professionalism in the reserve squad.
Ramón Ojeda: Known for his deep involvement in the club's youth system, Ojeda spent several years strengthening Chaco For Ever's development pipeline, focusing on technical refinement and team ethos.
Gastón Romagnoli: As a more recent appointment, Romagnoli helped the reserves to competitive performances, enhancing readiness for the club's senior team and maintaining strong standings in the competition for reserve sides in Argentina.
César Valdez: Valdez has contributed as both assistant and head coach of the reserves, emphasizing athletic training and modern strategies in youth football, thus improving the club’s output of first-team-ready players.

While the reserves mostly compete for development, not silverware, these coaches have played a crucial role in the club’s legacy by preparing players for professional football and upholding the club’s traditions at the youth level.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2022 - Present	Gastón Romagnoli	Argentina	22/09/1981
01/2021 - 06/2022	César Valdez	Argentina	15/10/1980
08/2019 - 12/2020	Ramón Ojeda	Argentina	Updating...
01/2017 – 07/2019	Osvaldo Gómez	Argentina	15/03/1963
07/2015 – 12/2016	Daniel Cravero	Argentina	15/04/1967
2012 – 06/2015	Ramón Ojeda	Argentina	Updating...
2010 – 2012	Osvaldo Gómez	Argentina	15/03/1963
2008 – 2009	Jorge Benítez	Argentina	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Club Atlético Chaco For Ever Reserves, commonly known as Chaco For Ever Reserves, represents the reserve squad of the renowned club from Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina. While their main purpose is to develop young talents and support the first team, the reserves carry on the visual identity and traditions of the senior club.

The original crest of Chaco For Ever was a shield featuring the club's initials "CAF" in a bold black font, set against a white background with black stripes, reflecting the club's nickname, "El Negro." This iconic shield, with its distinctive vertical stripes, has served as a mark of resilience and strength, core values of the club and region. Over the years, minor updates have been made to modernize the typeface and shape, but the essential black-and-white motif and vertical stripes have remained untouched, emphasizing the club's unyielding spirit. The reserve team employs the exact crest as the senior side, with no additional modifications.

Chaco For Ever’s traditional colors are black and white. The black color signifies strength and unity, while white stands for integrity and sportsmanship. During different eras, particularly for away and alternate kits, variations such as red or blue have been occasionally used, but these are exceptions—the classic home strip is always in black and white vertical stripes, a proud visual connection between the reserves and their senior club.

In recent seasons, subtle modern touches such as sleeker collar shapes and the addition of minor secondary details have refreshed the kits. However, the traditional crest and black-and-white palette continue to symbolize the enduring legacy and regional pride of Chaco For Ever across all its squads, including the reserves.

Fan Club

Chaco For Ever Reserves draw their support primarily from the passionate fan base of the senior club, Chaco For Ever. The most prominent fan group is known as "La Banda del Negro," whose loyalty and energetic presence are felt at both first team and reserve fixtures.

"La Banda del Negro" is characterized by their vocal support, rhythmic drums, and large black-and-white banners that fill the stadium during home matches. These fans are renowned for their unwavering dedication, often attending reserve fixtures to encourage the next generation of players. Community pride is at the heart of their spirit, with frequent organized events, charity activities, and collective displays of choreographed tifos and songs.

Fans uphold a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie, embedding the club deep in the social fabric of Resistencia. The reserve matches provide an accessible entry point for younger and local fans, strengthening the connection between the club and its supporters. Their distinctive chants, black-and-white apparel, and constant encouragement foster a nurturing and motivational environment for rising talents.

Stadium

The home ground for Chaco For Ever Reserves is the Estadio Juan Alberto García, which is also used by the senior team. Situated in Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina, this stadium is an emblematic venue for football in the region.

Estadio Juan Alberto García was inaugurated in 1930 and is noted for its intimate matchday atmosphere. The capacity currently stands at approximately 23,000 spectators. Over its long history, the stadium has witnessed multiple renovations to improve comfort and safety, the latest significant upgrades having been completed in the early 2000s, which included the installation of better seating and updated facilities for players and staff.

The stadium is located centrally in Resistencia, making it accessible for fans and a genuine community gathering place on match days. Renowned for its proximity to the pitch, the stadium provides fans—both for senior and reserve teams—a close connection to the action, helping to cultivate future talent under the gaze of an engaged and supportive audience.

Honours and Awards

As a reserve squad, Chaco For Ever Reserves participates primarily in regional and national reserve competitions, with their primary purpose being player development for the senior team. Their main achievements lie in providing a platform for future stars and contributing talent to the club’s first team.

Since reserve leagues and official competitions may have varying systems and titles over the years, the squad’s focus remains on results in the development arena more than traditional honors. Below is a summary of the team's achievements to date:

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Torneo de Reserva – Federal A	Argentina	Updating...	Updating...
2	National Reserve Championships	Argentina	Updating...	Updating...
3	Regional Reserve Cups	Argentina	Updating...	Updating...

Several notable graduates of Chaco For Ever Reserves have gone on to play crucial roles in the senior team and, in some cases, national and international football, underscoring the importance of the reserves in the club's continued growth and competitiveness.

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FAQs about ca chaco for ever reserves

Q: What is the main purpose of ca chaco for ever reserves?

A: The primary purpose of the ca chaco for ever reserves is to develop young talents and prepare players for participation in the senior team.

Q: What crest does ca chaco for ever reserves use?

A: They use the classic black-and-white shield crest of Chaco For Ever, identical to the senior team’s badge.

Q: What are the official colors of the ca chaco for ever reserves?

A: The official colors are black and white, reflecting the club’s historic identity.

Q: Where do ca chaco for ever reserves play their home matches?

A: Their home matches are played at Estadio Juan Alberto García in Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina.

Q: What is the stadium capacity for reserve team matches?

A: The stadium, shared with the first team, has a capacity of approximately 23,000 spectators.

Q: Have ca chaco for ever reserves won any major titles?

A: As a reserve team, their achievements are mainly in player development; official titles in major competitions are currently being updated.

Q: Who are the most notable fan groups supporting the reserves?

A: "La Banda del Negro" is the most prominent fan group, well known for supporting both the senior and reserve teams.

Q: How can young players join ca chaco for ever reserves?

A: Players are generally scouted and recruited through the club’s youth academy and local scouting networks.

Q: Does ca chaco for ever reserves participate in the same competitions as the senior team?

A: No, the reserves play in specific reserve-level and youth competitions within the domestic Argentine football structure.

Q: Are matches of ca chaco for ever reserves open to the public?

A: Yes, fans are welcome to attend reserve games, which are often held at the Estadio Juan Alberto García.

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