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Olimpia Asuncion - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Olimpia Asuncion
Paraguay Division Profesional Predictions
D D W W D L L L D L
6th place
Cerro Porteno vs Olimpia Asuncion 05/03/2025 20:30

Paraguay Division Profesional

1

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2

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Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Paraguay Division Profesional

PDP

Olimpia Asuncion

41

33

26

1

1 - 0

1.78

2.44

Last Overall

Played matches Olimpia Asuncion

28.04.25

Sportivo Trinidense

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

23.04.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Penarol

CL

19.04.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Sportivo Luqueno

PY1

16.04.25

Club Atlético Tembetary

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

13.04.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Sportivo Ameliano

PY1

09.04.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Velez Sarsfield

CL

06.04.25

Guarani Asuncion

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

02.04.25

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

Olimpia Asuncion

CL

29.03.25

Deportivo Recoleta

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

22.03.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Nacional Asuncion

PY1

15.03.25

Libertad Asuncion

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

09.03.25

Olimpia Asuncion

2 de Mayo

PY1

01.03.25

General Caballero JLM

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

23.02.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Cerro Porteno

PY1

16.02.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Sportivo Trinidense

PY1

09.02.25

Sportivo Luqueno

Olimpia Asuncion

PY1

03.02.25

Olimpia Asuncion

Club Atlético Tembetary

PY1

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Olimpia Asuncion

Olimpia Asuncion

Played games: 17

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

23

1.35

1.18

20

Under/Over

1.5

5

29%

71%

12

2.5

8

47%

53%

9

3.5

13

76%

24%

4

Both scored games (Yes/No)

10

59%

41%

7

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

5

29%

71%

12

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

13

76%

24%

4

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Club Atlético Tembetary	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
2	Deportivo Recoleta	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
3	Cerro Porteno	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
4	General Caballero JLM	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
5	Guarani Asuncion	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
6	Olimpia Asuncion	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
7	2 de Mayo	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
8	Libertad Asuncion	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
9	Nacional Asuncion	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
10	Sportivo Ameliano	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
11	Sportivo Luqueno	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
12	Sportivo Trinidense	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0

Fixtures

Date

Match

03.05.25

PDP

Cerro Porteno – Olimpia Asuncion

08.05.25

CL

Velez Sarsfield – Olimpia Asuncion

11.05.25

PDP

Olimpia Asuncion – General Caballero JLM

14.05.25

CL

Penarol – Olimpia Asuncion

18.05.25

PDP

2 de Mayo – Olimpia Asuncion

29.05.25

CL

Olimpia Asuncion – San Antonio Bulo Bulo

Paraguay Division Profesional Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Olimpia Asuncion	44	22	12	8	2	29 - 13	16
2	Guarani Asuncion	35	22	7	14	1	22 - 15	7
3	2 de Mayo	34	22	9	7	6	25 - 18	7
4	Nacional Asuncion	33	22	8	9	5	22 - 16	6
5	Sportivo Ameliano	33	22	9	6	7	21 - 16	5
6	Cerro Porteno	29	22	8	5	9	26 - 28	-2
7	General Caballero JLM	28	22	6	10	6	18 - 21	-3
8	Sportivo Luqueno	26	22	6	8	8	27 - 32	-5
9	Libertad Asuncion	26	22	7	5	10	23 - 29	-6
10	Sportivo Trinidense	25	22	6	7	9	25 - 28	-3
11	Sol de America	21	22	5	6	11	22 - 26	-4
12	Tacuary	17	22	4	5	13	17 - 35	-18

Paraguay Division Profesional Fixtures

05/03/2025 20:30

Olimpia Asuncion

05/04/2025 21:00

Nacional Asuncion

Sportivo Ameliano

05/04/2025 23:15

Libertad Asuncion

Club Atlético Tembetary

05/05/2025 22:00

General Caballero JLM

Sportivo Trinidense

05/09/2025 20:00

Sportivo Trinidense

05/09/2025 22:30

Club Atlético Tembetary

Nacional Asuncion

05/10/2025 20:00

Guarani Asuncion

05/10/2025 22:30

Sportivo Ameliano

Deportivo Recoleta

05/11/2025 20:00

Olimpia Asuncion

General Caballero JLM

05/11/2025 22:30

Sportivo Luqueno

Libertad Asuncion

Paraguay Division Profesional Results

05/02/2025 23:15

Deportivo Recoleta

Guarani Asuncion

05/02/2025 21:00

Sportivo Luqueno

04/28/2025 23:15

Deportivo Recoleta

04/28/2025 21:00

Sportivo Trinidense

Olimpia Asuncion

04/27/2025 23:15

Sportivo Ameliano

Libertad Asuncion

04/27/2025 21:00

Sportivo Luqueno

General Caballero JLM

04/26/2025 22:00

Guarani Asuncion

Nacional Asuncion

04/25/2025 22:00

Club Atlético Tembetary

04/21/2025 23:15

Nacional Asuncion

Deportivo Recoleta

04/21/2025 21:00

Sportivo Ameliano

Club Olimpia, commonly known as Olimpia Asunción or simply Olimpia, is a professional football club based in Asunción, Paraguay. Founded in 1902, Olimpia is renowned as one of South America's most successful clubs, boasting a rich tradition with domestic and international triumphs. Nicknamed “El Decano,” the club has garnered a loyal, passionate following, making it an iconic symbol in Paraguayan football.

Olimpia plays its home matches at the Estadio Manuel Ferreira in Asunción. The club is recognized for its classic black and white kit, representing its identity since inception. Olimpia's emblematic crest, featuring the club’s name and founding year, is a symbol of pride for generations of fans.

The club's supporters, known as “Olimpistas,” are among the most fervent in Paraguay and South America. Olimpia has fierce rivalries, especially with Cerro Porteño, and their encounters – the “Clásico Paraguayo” – are some of the most anticipated matches in the country.

Over its long and illustrious history, Olimpia has been home to legendary Paraguayan and South American players, such as Roque Santa Cruz, Ever Almeida, Mauro Caballero, and Gabriel González. The club has also seen visionary managers like Luis Cubilla and Nery Pumpido, who guided Olimpia to international glory.

Olimpia is Paraguay’s most decorated team, having won numerous Paraguayan Primera División titles and being the only Paraguayan club to have won the prestigious Copa Libertadores, Intercontinental Cup, and Supercopa Sudamericana. The club regularly competes in CONMEBOL competitions, upholding its tradition as a powerhouse in South American football.

Today, Olimpia remains a leading force domestically and internationally, sustaining a legacy of excellence and a vibrant fan culture that continues to shape Paraguayan football.

Team:	Olimpia Asunción
Full name:	Club Olimpia
Country:	Paraguay
Nickname:	El Decano, Rey de Copas, Franjeado
Founded:	25/07/1902
Colors:	White with black horizontal stripe, black shorts
Stadium:	Estadio Manuel Ferreira 20,000 seats
Address:	Avda. Mariscal López 2844, Barrio Villa Aurelia Asunción, Paraguay
Telephone:	+595 21 202 249
Fax:	+595 21 202 249
Homepage:	https://www.olimpia.com.py
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of Club Olimpia

Founded

Club Olimpia, Paraguay’s oldest football club, was founded on July 25, 1902, by a group of young Paraguayans led by Dutchman William Paats. The club started alongside the birth of organized football in Paraguay, playing pivotal roles in the sport’s early development in the nation. Olimpia’s first official matches were against fellow early Paraguayan teams, quickly establishing itself as a pioneer and the country's most successful team ("El Decano").

In its early years, Olimpia laid the groundwork for football’s growth in Paraguay. The club claimed its first national title in the inaugural Paraguayan league in 1906, starting a legacy of continuous domestic dominance. Olimpia has achieved many milestones, including being the sole Paraguayan club to win all major national and South American tournaments.

Through eras marked both by sporting brilliance and difficult challenges, Olimpia has consistently remained at the top, earning respect throughout the continent and building a lasting football institution in South America.

Finances and Ownership

Club Olimpia has historically been member-owned (“socios”), guided by a board of directors and a club president elected by its membership base. Notable presidents such as Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb and more recently Marco Trovato and Miguel Brunotte have overseen eras of triumph as well as turbulence. Under Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb in the late 1970s to 1990s, the club invested heavily in top talent, bringing continental glory to Olimpia and developing a robust club infrastructure.

Financially, Olimpia has enjoyed periods of prosperity, particularly during successful international campaigns. However, the club has also faced economic challenges, ranging from debts to FIFA sanctions over unpaid transfers, requiring strong fiscal restructuring and management. The club is currently experiencing a rebuilding phase, aiming to both honor its legacy and modernize its financial operations for sustainable future success.

Olimpia remains committed to maintaining its status as a leader in Paraguayan football, with investments in player development, infrastructure, and community outreach serving as cornerstones of its ethos.

Popular Culture

Olimpia's culture is deeply intertwined with the history and identity of Paraguayan football. The club's fanbase, “La Barra de la O,” is recognized for its unwavering loyalty, spectacular tifos, chants, and displays during matches. Some of the most intense atmospheres in South American football occur at Estadio Manuel Ferreira during Olimpia’s home games.

The club’s anthem, "Olimpia, Olimpia, corazón" is an emotional anthem sung before games, and the colors black and white are part of Paraguayan identity. “Clásico Paraguayo,” the rivalry with Cerro Porteño, is not only a crucial football fixture but a social and cultural event in Paraguay, accompanied by celebrations, parades, and an electric matchday environment.

Olimpia is featured in various facets of Paraguayan culture, including film, television, and literature, frequently cited as “Rey de Copas” or “King of Cups” due to its trophy-laden history. It is a symbol of national pride and aspiration for many Paraguayans, transcending sporting boundaries.

Player

Club Olimpia has long been home to some of Paraguay's and South America's most talented footballers. Over generations, legendary players like Ever Almeida, a symbol as both player and coach; Roque Santa Cruz, the iconic striker and international star; Mauro Caballero, Gabriel González, and Virgilio Ferreira have left indelible marks on the club’s history.

Recent teams have continued this tradition, with stars such as Richard Ortiz, Alejandro Silva, and Derlis González leading the squad. The club is known for blending veteran leadership with developing youth players through its academy and scouting efforts, fueling both short-term and long-term success.

Olimpia’s roster frequently attracts leading South American talents, who further elevate the team's continental ambitions in competitions such as the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana.

Famous Players

Throughout its history, Olimpia has showcased many world-renowned footballers and club legends:

Ever Almeida: Record appearance holder, winner of multiple domestic and international titles, including Copa Libertadores as both player and coach. He is a living symbol of club loyalty and winning mentality.
Roque Santa Cruz: One of Paraguay’s greatest and most recognized strikers, he achieved international fame in Europe before returning home and contributing significantly to Olimpia’s success.
Gabriel González: The talented attacking midfielder, pivotal in Olimpia’s 1990 Copa Libertadores triumph.
Julio César Romero (“Romerito”): Widely regarded as one of Paraguay's finest talents, he played a role for Olimpia and enjoyed a successful international career.
Richard Ortiz: Modern-day captain and iconic central midfielder who leads with passion and experience.
Mauro Caballero: Key striker in the late 1990s, instrumental in league and continental campaigns.

A host of Paraguayan internationals and South American stars have represented Olimpia, building its legacy as a giant of the continent.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mauro Caballero	FW	124	237	0.52
2	Raúl Vicente Amarilla	FW	112	218	0.51
3	Florencio Villalba	FW	88	164	0.54
4	Pedro Osorio	FW	80	145	0.55
5	Roque Santa Cruz	FW	76	215	0.35
6	Julio César Romero	MF	75	180	0.42
7	Gabriel González	MF	72	183	0.39
8	Ever Hugo Almeida	GK	0	298	0.00
9	Sergio Orteman	MF	60	150	0.40
10	Carlos Humberto Paredes	MF	58	156	0.37

Typical Squad

Olimpia traditionally fields a squad blending homegrown Paraguayan talent with key South American signings, often playing a 4-4-2 or 4-3-3 formation:

Goalkeeper

The last line of defense and usually a model of leadership, with current and former goalkeepers like Gastón Olveira and club legend Ever Almeida playing pivotal roles in defining the team's character.

Defender

Olimpia is known for its strong defensive lines, often featuring experienced center-backs and dynamic full-backs, such as Antolín Alcaraz and Iván Torres in recent eras.

Midfielder

The club’s midfield builds play and controls tempo, with stars like Richard Ortiz, Alejandro Silva, and historically, Carlos Paredes and Sergio Orteman.

Forward

Goalscoring is provided by a mix of seasoned strikers and quick wingers. Roque Santa Cruz, Derlis González, and Fernando Cardozo embody Olimpia’s attacking tradition.

Youth development is key, with many U-23 players being promoted into the senior squad.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Olimpia competing for top honors in the Paraguayan Primera División and on the continental stage in the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana. The squad consists of a dynamic mix of experienced internationals and homegrown prospects.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	12	Gastón Olveira		Uruguay	21/01/1993
Updating...	1	Alfredo Aguilar		Paraguay	18/07/1988
Defender
Updating...	3	Iván Torres		Paraguay	27/02/1991
Updating...	24	Victor Salazar		Argentina	14/05/1993
Updating...	5	Saúl Salcedo		Paraguay	29/08/1997
Updating...	4	Antolín Alcaraz		Paraguay	30/07/1982
Midfielder
Updating...	6	Richard Ortiz		Paraguay	22/05/1990
Updating...	11	Alejandro Silva		Uruguay	04/09/1989
Updating...	8	Derlis González		Paraguay	20/03/1994
Updating...	23	Marcos Gómez		Paraguay	21/10/1994
Forward
Updating...	24	Guillermo Paiva		Paraguay	18/05/1997
Updating...	7	Fernando Cardozo		Paraguay	08/03/2001
Updating...	9	Brian Montenegro		Paraguay	10/06/1993
Updating...	18	Luis Cabrera		Argentina	16/03/1998
Manager
Updating...		Francisco Arce		Paraguay	02/04/1971
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Alejandro Da Silva		Paraguay	18/05/1978

Coach

Club Olimpia Asunción has a rich and decorated history, marked by the leadership of several outstanding coaches who have delivered national and international glory. The club, based in Paraguay, is famed for being the most successful team in the nation and one of the most prominent in South America. Here are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of Olimpia Asunción:

Luis Cubilla: An iconic figure in Olimpia’s history, Cubilla led the club to its greatest era, including Copa Libertadores titles in 1979 and 1990, as well as the Intercontinental Cup in 1979. His impact on Paraguayan football is unparalleled.
Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb: While better known as club president, he acted periodically as a decision-maker in coaching appointments and strategies, overseeing the most successful period, especially under Cubilla.
Ever Hugo Almeida: Another legendary coach of Olimpia, Almeida managed the team to Copa Libertadores glory in 2002 and multiple Paraguayan league titles. His long-term commitment and tactical acumen made him a central figure in modern club history.
Carlos Kiese: Guided Olimpia to Paraguayan league titles and cemented the club’s dominance in the 1980s. He produced solid, competitive teams that brought further domestic silverware.
Nery Pumpido: The World Cup-winning Argentine manager oversaw Olimpia’s 2002 Copa Libertadores triumph, further reinforcing the club’s stature on the international stage.

These coaches, among others, have significantly contributed to the achievements and enduring prestige of Club Olimpia Asunción.

Period	Manager	Country	born
06/2023 – Present	Francisco Arce	Paraguay	02/04/1971
10/2022 – 06/2023	Diego Aguirre	Uruguay	13/09/1965
08/2022 – 10/2022	Julio César Cáceres	Paraguay	05/10/1979
11/2021 – 08/2022	Julio César Cáceres	Paraguay	05/10/1979
10/2021 – 11/2021	Sergio Orteman	Uruguay	29/09/1978
03/2021 – 10/2021	Sergio Orteman	Uruguay	29/09/1978
12/2020 – 03/2021	Néstor Gorosito	Argentina	14/05/1964
10/2020 – 12/2020	Enrique Landaida	Paraguay	19/06/1974
05/2020 – 10/2020	Daniel Garnero	Argentina	01/03/1969
07/2017 – 05/2020	Daniel Garnero	Argentina	01/03/1969
06/2017 – 07/2017	Aldo Bobadilla	Paraguay	20/04/1976
06/2016 – 06/2017	Pablo Repetto	Uruguay	14/03/1974
03/2016 – 06/2016	Fernando Jubero	Spain	27/02/1974
09/2015 – 02/2016	Francisco Arce	Paraguay	02/04/1971
01/2015 – 08/2015	Víctor Genes	Paraguay	29/06/1961
09/2014 – 12/2014	Éver Hugo Almeida	Uruguay	01/07/1948
05/2014 – 08/2014	Francisco Arce	Paraguay	02/04/1971
03/2013 – 04/2014	Éver Hugo Almeida	Uruguay	01/07/1948
08/2012 – 03/2013	José Cardozo	Paraguay	19/03/1973
06/2011 – 05/2012	Gerardo Pelusso	Uruguay	25/02/1954
12/2010 – 06/2011	Nery Pumpido	Argentina	30/07/1957
05/2009 – 10/2010	Álvaro Gutiérrez	Uruguay	21/07/1968
07/2008 – 04/2009	Gustavo Costas	Argentina	28/02/1963
07/2007 – 06/2008	José Saturio Cardozo	Paraguay	19/03/1973
06/2006 – 07/2007	Éver Hugo Almeida	Uruguay	01/07/1948
03/2005 – 06/2006	Carlos Kiese	Paraguay	01/12/1957
08/2004 – 03/2005	Luis Monzón	Paraguay	20/09/1953
05/2002 – 08/2004	Nery Pumpido	Argentina	30/07/1957
03/2001 – 05/2002	Éver Hugo Almeida	Uruguay	01/07/1948
1999 – 03/2001	Luis Cubilla	Uruguay	28/03/1940
1995 – 1999	Mario Jacquet	Paraguay	14/12/1945
1993 – 1995	Luis Cubilla	Uruguay	28/03/1940
1991 – 1993	Carlos Kiese	Paraguay	01/12/1957
1988 – 1991	Luis Cubilla	Uruguay	28/03/1940
1983 – 1988	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1980 – 1983	Luis Cubilla	Uruguay	28/03/1940
1979 – 1980	Raimundo Aguilera	Paraguay	12/02/1949
1979	Luis Cubilla	Uruguay	28/03/1940
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1972 – 1976	Aurelio González	Paraguay	25/09/1905
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Crests and Colors

Club Olimpia, commonly referred to as Olimpia Asunción, is a Paraguayan professional football club based in Asunción. Renowned as one of the most successful clubs in South American football, Olimpia has developed a strong identity through its crest and traditional colors.

The original crest of Olimpia, introduced at its founding in 1902, was a simple black and white circular badge featuring the word "Olimpia" at its center. Over the decades, subtle modifications have been made—including stylized fonts and rings—but the core black and white roundel has remained a constant symbol of the club. The current crest, modernized in recent years, preserves the historic circular shape with "CLUB OLIMPIA" boldly inscribed within concentric black and white bands, a tribute to the club’s enduring legacy.

Olimpia's traditional colors are black and white. These colors have been a defining characteristic of the team since its foundation. The home kit typically consists of a white shirt with a distinctive black horizontal band across the chest, paired with black or white shorts and socks. Through the years, alternate kits have experimented with backdrops of solid black, silver, or golden details, but the home strip’s classic black band on white remains iconic and instantly recognizable across South America.

The club's commitment to its historical colors and emblem is a testament to their proud tradition and identity, uniting generations of supporters under a single, unwavering visual legacy.

Fan Club

Olimpia Asunción enjoys passionate and unwavering support from its fans, who are regarded as some of the most devoted in Paraguay and continental South American football. The largest and most prominent supporters’ group is “La Barra de la O,” renowned for their powerful songs (“cánticos”), impressive tifos, and vibrant matchday choreography. This group leads the way in transforming Estadio Manuel Ferreira into a cauldron of energy for every home match.

Olimpia fans are famed for their loyalty and pride in the club’s prestigious history. On match days, especially during the “clásico” rivalry games against Club Cerro Porteño, the stands become a sea of black and white, full of flags, smoke, and relentless chanting. Supporters also emphasize values of community and solidarity, uniting across generations and neighborhoods of Asunción and Paraguay. The culture of “Olimpista” fanhood is so embedded that families often pass down their devotion to Olimpia from generation to generation.

Internationally, Olimpia’s fans continue to support their team in Copa Libertadores and continental competitions, traveling across South America in substantial numbers to cheer on the “Decano”—the oldest football club in Paraguay.

Stadium

Olimpia Asunción plays its home matches at the Estadio Manuel Ferreira, commonly known as “El Bosque de Para Uno.” Located in the Barrio Recoleta neighbourhood of Asunción, the stadium officially opened in 1965 and has undergone multiple renovations since then to update facilities and expand capacity.

Currently, Estadio Manuel Ferreira boasts a capacity of approximately 20,000 spectators. It is revered for its intimate yet intense atmosphere, ensuring fans are close to the pitch and able to influence the energy of the match. The most recent improvements to the stadium include modernized seating, enhanced hospitality areas, and upgraded lighting systems to meet international match standards.

While Estadio Manuel Ferreira is Olimpia’s proud home, the club occasionally plays high-profile domestic or international matches at the larger Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asunción, Paraguay’s national stadium, which has a capacity exceeding 40,000. Regardless of venue, Olimpia’s home advantage is amplified by their passionate supporters.

Honours and Awards

Club Olimpia is the most decorated football club in Paraguayan history, with a glittering record of domestic and international honors. On the national level, Olimpia has claimed more top-flight championships than any other club in Paraguay. Internationally, they are one of the select clubs in South America to have won every major CONMEBOL competition, including the coveted Copa Libertadores.

Below is a summary table of Olimpia's most prestigious honors:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Paraguayan Primera División	46	Champion	1927, 1928, 1929, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1971, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2011, 2015, 2018, 2018-C, 2019, 2020, 2022
2	Copa Libertadores	3	Winner	1979, 1990, 2002
3	Supercopa Sudamericana	1	Winner	1990
4	Copa Interamericana	1	Winner	1979
5	Recopa Sudamericana	2	Winner	1991, 2003
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FAQs about Olimpia Asunción

Q: When was Club Olimpia founded?

A: Club Olimpia was founded on July 25, 1902, making it the oldest football club in Paraguay.

Q: What are Olimpia Asunción's traditional colors?

A: Olimpia’s traditional colors are black and white, which have been used since the club’s founding.

Q: What is the main rivalry of Olimpia Asunción?

A: Olimpia’s main rival is Club Cerro Porteño, with whom they contest the intense "Superclásico Paraguayo."

Q: How many Copa Libertadores titles has Olimpia won?

A: Olimpia Asunción has won Copa Libertadores three times: in 1979, 1990, and 2002.

Q: Where does Olimpia play its home matches?

A: Olimpia plays its home matches at Estadio Manuel Ferreira in Asunción, Paraguay.

Q: What is the capacity of Estadio Manuel Ferreira?

A: The stadium currently holds approximately 20,000 spectators.

Q: Who are some of the most famous players in Olimpia’s history?

A: Notable Olimpia legends include Ever Hugo Almeida, Luis Cubilla, Roque Santa Cruz, and Mauro Caballero.

Q: Has Olimpia won any international titles besides Copa Libertadores?

A: Yes, Olimpia has won other international titles such as the Supercopa Sudamericana, Copa Interamericana, and Recopa Sudamericana.

Q: What is the nickname of Olimpia Asunción?

A: The most popular nicknames include “El Decano” (The Dean) and “Rey de Copas” (King of Cups).

Q: Does Olimpia have a youth academy?

A: Yes, Olimpia runs a respected youth development program that has produced many professional players for the club and Paraguay's national teams.

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