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Excursionistas Reserves - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Played matches Excursionistas Reserves

30.04.25

Excursionistas Reserves

1-2

Sacachispas Reserves

ARL

1-2

24.04.25

Fenix Reserves

1-1

Excursionistas Reserves

ARL

1-1

15.04.25

Excursionistas Reserves

3-0

Villa Dalmine Reserves

ARL

3-0

09.04.25

Ferrocarril Midland Reserves

0-0

Excursionistas Reserves

ARL

0-0

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Draw

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Overall statistics

Excursionistas Reserves

Played games: 4

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

1.25

0.75

Under/Over

1.5

25%

75%

2.5

50%

3.5

100%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

50%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

50%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

75%

25%

Argentina Reserve League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Estudiantes LP Reserves	28	12	8	4	0	24 - 7	17
2	Boca Juniors Reserves	28	12	8	4	0	22 - 6	16
3	Belgrano Reserves	26	12	7	5	0	19 - 5	14
4	Newell's Reserves	22	12	7	1	4	14 - 10	4
5	Huracan Reserves	20	12	5	5	2	15 - 11	4
6	Union Santa Fe Reserves	19	12	5	4	3	16 - 14	2
7	CA Tigre Reserves	16	12	4	4	4	13 - 14	-1
8	CA Aldosivi Reserves	15	12	4	3	5	13 - 20	-7
9	Banfield Reserves	14	12	2	8	2	11 - 9	2
10	Argentinos Jrs Reserves	12	12	2	6	4	11 - 13	-2
11	Defensa y Justicia Reserves	11	12	2	5	5	11 - 13	-2
12	Barracas Central Reserves	11	12	2	5	5	9 - 16	-7
13	Central Cordoba SdE Reserves	8	12	2	2	8	6 - 18	-12
14	Racing Club Reserves	7	12	1	4	7	10 - 21	-11
15	Independiente Rivadavia Reserves	7	12	2	1	9	5 - 18	-13

Argentina Reserve League Fixtures

05/09/2025 17:00

Berazategui Reserves

0 - 0

Central Ballester Reserves

Argentina Reserve League Results

05/08/2025 18:30

CSD Flandria Reserves

Villa Dalmine Reserves

05/08/2025 14:00

Centro Espanyol Reserves

0 - 11

Sportivo Barracas Reserves

05/07/2025 17:00

Argentino de Rosario Reserves

Deportivo Laferrere Reserves

05/07/2025 12:30

Deportivo Liniers Reserves

2 - 1

CA Brown de Adrogue Reserves

Juventud Unida San Miguel Reserves

3 - 1

JJ Urquiza Reserves

05/06/2025 14:00

Deportivo Camioneros Reserves

4 - 0

Defensores de Cambaceres Reserves

05/06/2025 14:00

Estrella del Sur Reserves

0 - 2

Yupanqui Reserves

Excursionistas Reserves Football Club ProfileExcursionistas Reserves is the reserve team of Club Atlético Excursionistas, based in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Known for developing young talent and serving as the stepping stone to the senior squad, Excursionistas Reserves have played a crucial role within the club structure since its inception. The team is closely linked to the traditions and identity of the senior side, which is recognized for its passionate fanbase and deep historical roots in Argentine football.Excursionistas Reserves play their home matches at Estadio de Excursionistas, the same ground shared with the first team. The club colors are green and white, representing hope and unity for the local community.Despite not having the high profile of the senior team, Excursionistas Reserves have produced several players who have gone on to leave their mark in Argentine football. The reserve side acts as a vital platform for young footballers aspiring to reach the professional level, regularly competing in the Reserva Metropolitana league and other youth competitions.Below is a comprehensive profile of Excursionistas Reserves:

Team:	Excursionistas Reserves
Full name:	Club Atlético Excursionistas Reserves
Country:	Argentina
Nickname:	El Verde, Los Excursio
Founded:	1910 (club reserves since early 20th century: updating...)
Colors:	Green and white
Stadium:	Estadio de Excursionistas 8,000 capacity
Address:	Pampa 1376, Belgrano, CABA, Argentina
Telephone:	(+54 11) 4788-9010
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	http://www.excursionistas.org.ar/
Email:	[email protected]

History of Excursionistas Reserves

Founded

Excursionistas was founded on February 1, 1910, by a group of young football enthusiasts in Buenos Aires. The reserves system was put in place to develop players for the senior squad, echoing the club’s philosophy of investing in homegrown talent. Over the decades, Excursionistas Reserves have been the proving ground for numerous players who have represented the club at various professional levels in Argentina.

While the first team has experienced promotions in the AFA pyramid and memorable moments in Copa Argentina, the reserve team quietly fulfills its fundamental mission—molding the next generation of El Verde's footballers.

Finances and Ownership

The reserves, as with the main club, are owned collectively as a member’s club (sociedad civil) typical of Argentine institutions. Excursionistas operates on community-oriented funding, with additional support from local sponsors and the Buenos Aires government for infrastructure and youth football projects. The club is managed by a Board of Directors, elected by the members ("socios"). Financial stability is modest compared to larger Argentine teams, yet focuses on sustainability, youth investment and community presence. The reserves do not have their own budget but operate under the club’s youth division umbrella.

Fanbase and Popular Culture

Excursionistas Reserves benefit from an enthusiastic following, mainly composed of the club’s youth and families. The greater Excursionistas fanbase—known for the chants of “Dale Verde”—provides a supportive environment at matches, with fans often attending reserve fixtures out of community pride. The club’s identity is closely tied to its green and white colors and its local roots in Belgrano, a neighborhood with a strong community spirit.

The club’s anthem and the imposing sight of “El Bajo Belgrano” stadium are central to the local football culture. Reserve matches, though less crowded than senior fixtures, are celebrated as key events where future stars are forged.

Players

The reserves have featured many young prospects who later established themselves in Excursionistas first team or other professional squads across Argentina. Excursionistas is widely respected for its youth academy, which has produced talent such as:

Juan Ignacio Semería – Former Excursionistas captain who started in the reserves and played a record number of games for the club.
Lucas Villalba – Developed at Excursionistas before moving on to higher leagues.
Leonardo Ruiz – Notable reserve graduate and prolific scorer for the first team.
Maximiliano Pastor – Defender and youth product who contributed notably in Primera C and B Metropolitana.

The current reserves squad (2024/25) is composed primarily of U23 and U20 players, several of whom are candidates for promotion to the senior Excursionistas team.

Famous Players

Several former reserves have played a role in the main team’s history or achieved success elsewhere:

Pablo Fontanello – A centre-back who developed at Excursionistas before a professional career in top divisions of Argentina, Italy, and Russia.
Javier Molina – A striker known for his goal-scoring abilities, starting in reserves and later excelling at senior level.
Ricardo Villar – Reserve product, known for his leadership and versatility in midfield.

Top Goalscorers of All Time (Excursionistas Reserves & Senior Graduates)

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇦🇷 Leonardo Ruiz	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	🇦🇷 Javier Molina	FW	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	🇦🇷 Juan Ignacio Semería	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
4	🇦🇷 Ricardo Villar	MF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
5	🇦🇷 Lucas Villalba	DF	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Typical Squad Structure

Excursionistas Reserves typically line up in a balanced 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1 formation. The squad is built from the club’s youth divisions and focuses on developing technical, adaptable players ready for promotion to the senior team.

Goalkeeper

The reserve goalkeepers are drawn from the club’s U20 and U23 ranks, with top youth prospects competing for first-team exposure. Recent examples include:

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Defender

The defense is often composed of youth-team alumni, providing a platform for the best prospects to prove themselves before ascending to senior status. Many Excursionistas senior defenders began as reserves.

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Midfielder

The midfield core typically blends creativity, hard work, and tactical discipline, often producing players who take on leadership roles at the senior level.

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Forward

The attacking unit is built around promising young players with strong technical skills and offensive vision.

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2024/25 Squad Season

The Excursionistas Reserves squad for 2024/25 includes a selection of the club’s top young talents. The list below features current reserve team members and key developmental players, though reserve squads change frequently during the year:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Gonzalo Rodríguez	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	12	Ignacio Fernández	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Defender
Updating	2	Luciano Cabrera	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	3	Franco Medina	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	4	Ramiro Piñeiro	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	6	Santiago Escudero	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Midfielder
Updating	5	Agustín Sosa	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	8	Facundo López	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	10	Tomás Vallejos	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Forward
Updating	9	Lucas Benítez	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	11	Matías Domínguez	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Updating	7	Emiliano Bustamante	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Manager
Updating		Fernando Oyarbide	🇦🇷	Argentina	Updating...
Ass. Manager
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(Note: Reserve squads can change rapidly; latest registered or promoted youth/prospect names used when available as of June 2024.)Excursionistas Reserves continue to be an indispensable part of the Excursionistas institution—upholding traditions, nurturing local footballers, and serving as the heartbeat of El Verde’s future.

Coach

Excursionistas Reserves, the reserve side of Club Atlético Excursionistas based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, has played a crucial role in developing young talent for the senior team and nurturing future stars. While reserve teams often operate with less publicity than first teams, Excursionistas Reserves has been guided by a number of dedicated coaches over the years who have contributed to its growth, stability, and competitive performance. The following are some of the most notable coaches in the history of Excursionistas Reserves:

Martín López: A long-serving coach for Excursionistas Reserves, López is known for his commitment to youth development and has promoted numerous players to the senior squad. His tenure is recognized for building a strong foundation in the youth setup.
Pablo Fernández: Under Fernández's guidance, the team achieved one of its best campaigns in the Buenos Aires reserve competitions, finishing among the top teams and consistently supplying talented players to Excursionistas’ first team.
Claudio Ojeda: Instrumental in modernizing training methods, Ojeda focused extensively on tactical discipline and physical preparation, further professionalizing the reserves squad and ensuring consistency with the senior team’s philosophy.

These coaches, dedicated to fostering young talent and implementing the Excursionistas football philosophy, remain key figures in the history of the club’s reserves team.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2023 – Present	Martín López	Argentina	Updating...
01/2021 – 06/2023	Pablo Fernández	Argentina	Updating...
01/2018 – 12/2020	Claudio Ojeda	Argentina	Updating...
01/2015 – 12/2017	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
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Crests and Colors

Club Atlético Excursionistas Reserves, more commonly known as Excursionistas Reserves, is an Argentine football team known for its strong connection to Buenos Aires and its distinct visual identity.

The original crest of Excursionistas depicted a simple green and white shield, representing the club's foundational colors. Throughout the club’s history, this main motif has been retained, with minor adjustments such as the stylization of the shield’s edges and the addition of the club’s initials “CAE”. The modern crest features the traditional green and white stripes inside a shield, with a prominent “E” in the upper center—a design that pays homage to tradition while maintaining a contemporary look. Over the decades, changes to the crest have been minimal, strengthening a consistent sense of identity among supporters.

Excursionistas Reserves have always embraced green and white as their primary colors. The green embodies hope and energy, while the white stands for peace and unity—qualities that define the team’s spirit. Over certain eras, away kits have experimented with black, yellow, or darker green as secondary colors, but the core green-and-white palette remains unchanged, visible in both home and alternative kits throughout the years.

These colors and crest are not only visually striking but are an essential element in fostering loyalty and pride among fans and players alike.

Fan Club

Excursionistas Reserves boast a passionate and tight-knit fan base, concentrated primarily in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The largest supporters’ group, known as “La Banda del Verde”, plays a crucial role in supporting both the main and reserve squads. These fans distinguish themselves with vibrant banners, rhythmic drums, and a unique chant tradition—undeniable trademarks of Argentine football culture.

Matchdays are always a lively affair, with fans known for their unwavering loyalty, regardless of division or results. Their support is reflected in the regular display of green flags and scarves, coordinated clap-and-song routines, and celebratory gatherings before and after matches.

In addition to “La Banda del Verde”, several minor groups and community initiatives support the reserves, championing local youth, club values, and fostering inclusivity among generations of fans.

Stadium

Excursionistas Reserves play their home matches at the Estadio de Excursionistas, officially known as Estadio de Excursionistas - Pampa y Miñones, located in the Belgrano district, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The stadium, which opened in 1916, is a deep-rooted symbol for both players and supporters. With a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators, it offers an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere that is unique to Argentine reserve football. The stands—close to the field—enhance the dynamic between supporters and players, making every home match memorable.

Over the years, the Estadio de Excursionistas has undergone several renovations, including pitch upgrades and safety improvements. The most significant renovation took place in 2016, focusing on the terraces and access infrastructure to guarantee a comfortable and safe environment for fans of all ages.

Despite its modest size, the stadium’s charm and history make it a cherished landmark in Buenos Aires’ football landscape.

Honours and Awards

Excursionistas Reserves, as the secondary squad of Excursionistas, have a development-focused role and therefore do not participate in the same competitive structures as senior professional teams. Consequently, official national or continental honors awarded directly to the reserves are rare. Their primary accomplishments lie in player development and contributions to the main squad's successes.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Primera C Reserve Champion	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2	National Youth Tournament	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Other Local Honors	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Excursionistas Reserves

Q: What is Excursionistas Reserves?

A: Excursionistas Reserves is the reserve team of Club Atlético Excursionistas, focused on developing young talent for the main team in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Excursionistas Reserves?

A: The traditional colors are green and white, consistent with the parent club’s identity.

Q: Where do Excursionistas Reserves play their home games?

A: They play at Estadio de Excursionistas, located in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Q: What is the current capacity of Estadio de Excursionistas?

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

Q: Who are the main supporters groups for Excursionistas Reserves?

A: The main group is “La Banda del Verde,” recognized for their passionate and lively support.

Q: Have Excursionistas Reserves won any major championships?

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Q: What is the main focus of the Excursionistas Reserves squad?

A: The reserves primarily develop young players and prepare them for progression to the senior Excursionistas team.

Q: Is there a long-standing rivalry associated with Excursionistas Reserves?

A: The main team holds rivalries with local Buenos Aires sides; reserve matches often follow these traditions locally.

Q: Do any former Excursionistas Reserves players play professionally?

A: Yes, several players have advanced from the reserves to professional football, both domestically and abroad.

Q: How can I attend a Reserves match?

A: Tickets are available at the stadium box office, with matches held regularly at the Estadio de Excursionistas during youth and reserve competition schedules.

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