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Royal Pari FC - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

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Played matches Royal Pari FC

21.12.24

Royal Pari FC

Real Oruro

BP

19.12.24

Royal Pari FC

San Jose de Oruro

BO1

18.12.24

Guabira

Royal Pari FC

BO1

14.12.24

Royal Pari FC

The Strongest

BO1

11.12.24

Club Aurora

Royal Pari FC

BO1

08.12.24

Real Tomayapo

Royal Pari FC

BO1

05.12.24

Royal Pari FC

Oriente Petrolero

BO1

30.11.24

Bolivar

Royal Pari FC

BO1

28.11.24

Royal Pari FC

Nacional Potosi

BO1

24.11.24

Royal Pari FC

Jorge Wilstermann

BO1

21.11.24

Always Ready

Royal Pari FC

BO1

30.10.24

Blooming

Royal Pari FC

BO1

26.10.24

Royal Pari FC

Real Santa Cruz

BO1

23.10.24

Independiente Petrolero

Royal Pari FC

BO1

18.10.24

Royal Pari FC

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

BO1

24.09.24

Royal Pari FC

Universitario De Vinto

BO1

20.09.24

San Jose de Oruro

Royal Pari FC

BO1

12.09.24

Royal Pari FC

Guabira

BO1

01.09.24

Real Santa Cruz

Royal Pari FC

BO1

25.08.24

The Strongest

Royal Pari FC

BO1

21.08.24

Nacional Potosi

Royal Pari FC

BO1

18.08.24

Royal Pari FC

Club Aurora

BO1

10.08.24

Royal Pari FC

Real Tomayapo

BO1

07.08.24

Oriente Petrolero

Royal Pari FC

BO1

04.08.24

Royal Pari FC

Bolivar

BO1

28.07.24

Jorge Wilstermann

Royal Pari FC

BO1

20.07.24

Royal Pari FC

Blooming

BO1

28.05.24

Royal Pari FC

Independiente Petrolero

BO1

23.05.24

San Antonio Bulo Bulo

Royal Pari FC

BO1

20.05.24

Royal Pari FC

Always Ready

BO1

13.05.24

Universitario De Vinto

Royal Pari FC

BO1

06.04.24

Royal Pari FC

Club Aurora

BA

31.03.24

Nacional Potosi

Royal Pari FC

BA

20.03.24

Club Aurora

Royal Pari FC

BA

16.03.24

Blooming

Royal Pari FC

BA

09.03.24

Royal Pari FC

Real Tomayapo

BA

02.03.24

Royal Pari FC

Blooming

BA

27.02.24

Real Tomayapo

Royal Pari FC

BA

22.02.24

Royal Pari FC

Nacional Potosi

BA

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Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Royal Pari FC

Played games: 39

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

41

1.05

1.44

56

Under/Over

1.5

9

23%

77%

30

2.5

20

51%

49%

19

3.5

30

77%

23%

9

Both scored games (Yes/No)

16

41%

59%

23

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

11

28%

72%

28

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

23

59%

41%

16

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Club Aurora	14	8	4	2	2	14 - 7	7
2	Nacional Potosi	14	8	4	2	2	13 - 11	2
3	Blooming	14	8	4	2	2	12 - 12	0
4	Royal Pari FC	8	8	2	2	4	7 - 10	-3

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

Royal Pari Fútbol Club, commonly referred to as Royal Pari FC, is a professional football club based in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Founded in 2002, Royal Pari is a relatively young club among Bolivian football’s top tier, yet has quickly built a reputation as a competitive and ambitious side. Their rise to prominence has been marked by remarkable achievements, spirited fan support, and notable participation in both domestic and international competitions.The club hosts its home matches at the Estadio Ramón Aguilera Costas, a stadium shared with several Santa Cruz clubs. Royal Pari's primary colors are red, white, and blue, reflected in their crest and kits, symbolizing both passion and the ambition of the club.Though without decades of history like traditional Bolivian teams, Royal Pari’s ascent has cultivated a loyal fanbase, who are known for their optimism and support. Royal Pari FC’s local derbies, particularly against Blooming and Oriente Petrolero, have added excitement to the Santa Cruz football scene.Royal Pari continues to strengthen its reputation through smart management, exciting football, and a vibrant connection with supporters, while aspiring for national glory and greater international exposure.

Team:	Royal Pari FC
Full name:	Royal Pari Fútbol Club
Country:	Bolivia
Nickname:	Los Inmobiliarios, Los Leones del Pajonal
Founded:	14/09/2002
Colors:	Red, white, blue
Stadium:	Estadio Ramón Aguilera Costas 35,000 Seats
Address:	Av. Cañoto y 3er Anillo Interno, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Telephone:	+591 3 332-6123
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://www.royalparifc.bo/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Royal Pari FC

Founded

Royal Pari Fútbol Club was founded on September 14, 2002, in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Initially competing in local leagues, Royal Pari steadily rose through the ranks of Bolivian football. The club earned promotion to the Bolivian Primera División in 2018 after winning the Copa Simón Bolívar, marking their first entry into Bolivia's top-flight competition.

Since arriving in the Primera División, Royal Pari has challenged more traditional clubs with dynamic performances. Their highest finish in the Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano came in their debut season in 2018, when they finished as runners-up and qualified for the 2019 Copa Libertadores – a remarkable achievement for a young club.

Royal Pari’s rapid ascent has made them a notable force in Bolivian football, with ambitions to further establish themselves domestically and gain more experience in continental competitions.

Finances and ownership

Royal Pari FC is privately owned, with major backing from real estate interests in Santa Cruz, notably Grupo SION. The club's ownership and board have prioritized smart investments and professional management structures. This financial stability and careful strategy have allowed Royal Pari to build competitive squads and infrastructure without overextending the club’s resources.

While Royal Pari does not match the budgets of the largest Bolivian clubs, its financial management is frequently highlighted as a model of sustainability and ambition. Sponsorship deals, community engagement, and player development are emphasized as critical to the club’s ongoing growth.

Royal Pari’s financial discipline has helped them consistently participate at the top level of the Bolivian league while also making appearances in international competitions like Copa Sudamericana and Copa Libertadores.

Popular culture

Despite their recent foundation, Royal Pari FC has established a recognizable presence in Bolivian football culture. Fans, known as “La Hinchada Inmobiliaria,” are appreciated for their positive energy and growing passion for the club.

Royal Pari is often seen as a “new blood” club in Bolivian football, sparking interest from younger generations and supporters looking for fresh competition to traditional powerhouses. The club’s identity as “Los Inmobiliarios” (The Real Estate Agents) references its ownership’s business background, reflected in modern club culture and media campaigns.

Rivalries are strongest with fellow Santa Cruz teams, and the matches against Blooming and Oriente Petrolero are notable derby fixtures in the city. Royal Pari also promotes a healthy community image, supporting youth football initiatives and promoting family-friendly matchday experiences at the Estadio Ramón “Tahuichi” Aguilera Costas.

Player

Despite its youthful status, Royal Pari has been home to several talented Bolivian and foreign players who have contributed to the team’s rapid progress.

In their short time in the Primera División, they have developed players who have gone on to contribute to the Bolivian national team, such as Saulo Guerra and Guimer Justiniano. International standouts, like John Jairo Mosquera, have also made significant contributions, especially during the club’s debut and successful early Primera División seasons.

Recent squads have been built around a blend of Bolivian talent and experienced international signings, with a focus on dynamic attacking play and skillful midfielders.

Famous Players

Some of the most influential and well-known Royal Pari players include:

Saulo Guerra: A creative midfielder and one of the club's most recognizable Bolivian players, Guerra has been key in Royal Pari’s top-flight campaigns.
John Jairo Mosquera: The Colombian forward was instrumental in the club's debut season in the top flight, finishing among the league's top scorers and helping Royal Pari qualify for continental competition.
Guimer Justiniano: Versatile midfielder who has also represented Bolivia at the national level, contributing consistently since the team's promotion.
Thiago Ribeiro: The Brazilian striker netted crucial goals during his time and provided valuable experience to the squad.
Luciano Ursino: The Argentine midfielder played a vital playmaking role and was known for his versatility and leadership.

These players exemplify Royal Pari’s approach to blending local and international talent for rapid squad development.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	John Jairo Mosquera	FW	38	80	0.48
2	Luciano Ursino	MF	20	90	0.22
3	Thiago Ribeiro	FW	17	48	0.35
4	Saulo Guerra	MF	15	120	0.13
5	Guimer Justiniano	MF	12	150	0.08

Typical Squad

Royal Pari FC’s typical squad consists of a balanced mix of homegrown Bolivian talent and key international signings, commonly lining up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation. The squad features:

Goalkeeper

The primary goalkeeper in recent seasons has been Diego Méndez (Bolivia), offering reliability and leadership from the back.

Defender

Royal Pari's defense has included prominent names such as Cristian Árabe, Rony Montero, and Samuel Galindo, known for their strength, aerial ability, and organization.

Midfielder

Key midfielders like Guimer Justiniano, Joel Amoroso (Argentina), and Luciano Ursino have provided creativity, control, and defensive work rate.

Forward

Royal Pari’s attacking threat has often come from players like John Jairo Mosquera and Thiago Ribeiro, with support from wingers and attacking midfielders.

Royal Pari continues to invest in youth training and has given opportunities to several promising Bolivian talents.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season sees Royal Pari participate in the Bolivian Primera División, aiming for top-half finishes and pursuing qualification for continental competition. Squad information as of June 2024:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Diego Méndez		Bolivia	17/09/1996
Updating	12	Jorge Araúz		Bolivia	23/09/1990
Defender
Updating	2	Rony Montero		Bolivia	15/05/1991
Updating	13	Cristian Árabe		Bolivia	25/10/1991
Updating	16	Samuel Galindo		Bolivia	18/04/1992
Updating	3	Juan Vogliotti		Argentina	11/04/1985
Midfielder
Updating	8	Guimer Justiniano		Bolivia	10/01/1989
Updating	11	Joel Amoroso		Argentina	08/01/1988
Updating	10	Saulo Guerra		Bolivia	01/06/2000
Updating	5	Luciano Ursino		Argentina	03/06/1988
Forward
Updating	9	Thiago Ribeiro		Brazil	24/02/1986
Updating	19	John Jairo Mosquera		Colombia	15/01/1988
Updating	7	Robin Ramírez		Paraguay	11/11/1989
Manager
Updating		Miguel Ángel Portugal		Spain	28/11/1955
Ass. Manager
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Coach

Royal Pari FC, a Bolivian football club founded in 2002 and based in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, has seen a rapid ascent through the nation’s football ranks. Although Royal Pari does not have the long tradition of some of Bolivia’s most historic clubs, the team’s history already features several notable managers who were instrumental in its sharp rise, including a historic qualification for the Copa Libertadores. Below are some of the most important and successful coaches in the club's recent history:

Roberto Mosquera: The Peruvian coach led Royal Pari during the 2018 season, guiding the team to a remarkable 2nd place finish in the División Profesional and achieving the club's first-ever qualification for the Copa Libertadores—an unprecedented achievement for such a young club.
Francisco Maturana: The Colombian legend was appointed in 2019, bringing significant experience to the squad and contributing to the team’s growth in international competitions with a historic victory in the Copa Sudamericana.
Luis Marín Camacho: As a Bolivian manager, Camacho has been pivotal since his appointment in 2023, focusing on developing local talent and maintaining Royal Pari’s stability in the top tier.
Miguel Ángel Portugal: The Spanish coach had a brief but impactful tenure in 2020, helping Royal Pari to secure a strong league position and strengthen the team’s tactical identity.
Alessandro Celín: Tasked with guiding Royal Pari through a transitional phase, Celín’s leadership saw Royal Pari maintain their competitive status despite notable squad changes.

These coaches, along with others, have shaped Royal Pari FC into one of Bolivia’s most exciting up-and-coming clubs.

Period	Manager	Country	born
01/01/2023 – Present	Luis Marín Camacho	Bolivia	23/05/1978
28/06/2022 – 31/12/2022	Alessandro Celín	Brazil	11/12/1989
07/02/2022 – 28/06/2022	Miguel Portugal	Spain	28/11/1955
14/01/2022 – 06/02/2022	Miguel Abrigo	Argentina	10/08/1974
01/07/2021 – 13/01/2022	Cristian Arán	Argentina	04/06/1971
15/04/2021 – 30/06/2021	Sergio Lara	Bolivia	Updating...
01/01/2021 – 14/04/2021	Francesco Stifano	Venezuela	19/07/1979
25/08/2020 – 30/12/2020	Miguel Portugal	Spain	28/11/1955
17/11/2019 – 24/08/2020	Francisco Maturana	Colombia	15/02/1949
10/08/2018 – 16/11/2019	Roberto Mosquera	Peru	19/06/1956
01/07/2017 – 09/08/2018	David de la Torre	Mexico	12/12/1981
2016 – 30/06/2017	Leandro Cabrera	Uruguay	17/06/1980
2014 – 2016	José Peña	Bolivia	Updating...
2013 – 2014	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2010 – 2013	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2002 – 2010	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Royal Pari Fútbol Club, widely known as Royal Pari FC, is a professional football club based in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Although founded relatively recently, in 2002, the club has developed a unique identity, reflected in its crest and color scheme over its short history.

The club's original crest featured a traditional shield design with a red and blue background, adorned with a bold white cross, a lion rampant, and a crown symbolizing royalty. The design evokes both modernity and elegance, embodying the club’s ambition and noble aspirations in Bolivian football. Over the years, Royal Pari FC has maintained the core elements of its crest, with only slight stylization changes — for example, the lion and crown evolved in detailing and proportions, and the club's name was integrated more prominently in the shield. These modifications have aimed to give the badge a sharper and more contemporary appearance while staying true to the original royal motif.

Royal Pari’s traditional colors are red, blue, and white. Red signifies energy and passion; blue represents loyalty and trustworthiness; while white stands for integrity and a fresh start. Occasional away kits have featured inverted combinations and, in some cases, golden trim to reinforce their regal identity. Although there have been a few stylistic tweaks — with darker navy blue sometimes replacing the traditional shade — the club consistently returns to its classic palette.

Together, the evolution of the crest and the enduring color scheme embody Royal Pari FC’s ambition and growing heritage within the Bolivian football landscape.

Fan Club

Royal Pari FC has rapidly assembled an enthusiastic following, especially among the youth and football lovers in Santa Cruz. The largest and most passionate supporters’ group is known as the "La Banda Roja" (The Red Band). Characterized by their vibrant chants, banners, and tireless support, La Banda Roja creates a vibrant and electric atmosphere during home matches at the club’s stadium.

The fan base is recognized for its inclusivity and family-friendly environment, attracting both young and old supporters. Typical fan rituals include choreographed flag displays, coordinated chants, and special match-day traditions such as collective scarves and singing club anthems. Unlike some older clubs, Royal Pari’s supporters are known for their innovative use of social media to organize events and support campaigns — reflecting the club’s modern spirit and appeal to a new generation of Bolivian football fans.

Royal Pari FC supporters have forged a reputation for unwavering optimism and unity, playing a key role in establishing the team firmly within Santa Cruz's passionate football culture.

Stadium

Royal Pari FC currently plays its home matches at the Estadio Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. The stadium — one of the country’s premier football venues — has a seating capacity of approximately 38,000 spectators and is known for its vibrant match-day atmosphere.

The Estadio Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera, named in honor of the iconic Bolivian footballer, opened in 1939 and has seen several major renovations, most notably in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, to improve facilities and accommodate growing football crowds. The venue boasts modern amenities, updated seating, improved lighting systems, and enhanced spectator services to meet both domestic league and international competition standards.

The stadium is not only home to Royal Pari but also serves as the main venue for other local clubs and numerous national team fixtures. Its central location and accessibility make it an essential hub for football fans in Santa Cruz, with Royal Pari FC supporters bringing their unique flair to every match day.

Honours and Awards

Although a relatively young club, Royal Pari FC has achieved notable success in Bolivian football, particularly since their promotion to the top flight in 2018. Their rapid ascent has seen them challenge traditional giants of Bolivian football and make impressive appearances in international tournaments.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Bolivian Primera División (Professional Level)	0	Runner-up	2018 Clausura
2	Copa Simón Bolívar (Second Division)	1	Champion	2017
3	Copa Sudamericana	4	Qualified	2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
4	Other Domestic Cups	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Royal Pari FC continues to grow in stature, consistently competing in Bolivia’s highest league and representing the country on the international stage through the Copa Sudamericana.

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FAQs about Royal Pari FC

Q: When was Royal Pari FC founded?

A: Royal Pari FC was founded in 2002, making it one of the youngest clubs in Bolivia’s top football division.

Q: What is the meaning behind the name "Royal Pari"?

A: "Royal" emphasizes the club's ambitions and prestige, while "Pari" is derived from a local indigenous surname, reflecting the club’s connection to Bolivian heritage.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Royal Pari FC?

A: The traditional colors are red, blue, and white, symbolizing passion, loyalty, and integrity.

Q: Where does Royal Pari FC play its home games?

A: The club plays its home matches at the Estadio Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, which can hold up to about 38,000 spectators.

Q: Has Royal Pari FC ever won the Bolivian Primera División?

A: As of now, Royal Pari FC has not won the top division but was runner-up in the 2018 Clausura.

Q: Has the club participated in international tournaments?

A: Yes, Royal Pari FC has qualified for the Copa Sudamericana several times in recent years (2019–2022).

Q: Who are the main supporters of Royal Pari FC?

A: The largest fan group is "La Banda Roja," known for their spirited support, choreographed displays, and strong presence at home matches.

Q: What is the current crest of Royal Pari FC?

A: The current crest features a blue and red shield, crowned at the top, with a white lion in the center and the club name — blending royal and local symbolic elements.

Q: How can I buy tickets for Royal Pari FC matches?

A: Tickets can usually be purchased at the stadium on match days and via official club outlets or digital platforms, subject to availability.

Q: What is Royal Pari's best finish in an international competition?

A: Royal Pari FC reached the round of 16 in the Copa Sudamericana 2019 — their best international performance so far.

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