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Danubio Reserves
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Últimos Partidos

Ha jugado partidos Danubio Reserves

08.05.25

Danubio Reserves

Atletico River Plate Reserves

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05.05.25

Danubio Reserves

Liverpool Montevideo Reserves

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28.04.25

Danubio Reserves

Progreso Reserves

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24.04.25

Danubio Reserves

Miramar Misiones Reserve

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14.04.25

Danubio Reserves

Juventud De Las Piedras Reserves

URL

07.04.25

Penarol Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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02.04.25

Danubio Reserves

Torque Reserves

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24.03.25

Boston River Reserves

Danubio Reserves

URL

20.03.25

Danubio Reserves

La Luz Reserves

URL

09.12.24

Danubio Reserves

Progreso Reserves

URL

05.12.24

Torque Reserves

Danubio Reserves

URL

02.12.24

Miramar Misiones Reserve

Danubio Reserves

URL

28.11.24

Danubio Reserves

Boston River Reserves

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18.11.24

Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves

Danubio Reserves

URL

11.11.24

Danubio Reserves

Juventud De Las Piedras Reserves

URL

04.11.24

Atletico Fenix Reserves

Danubio Reserves

URL

29.10.24

Danubio Reserves

Defensor Sporting Reserves

URL

22.10.24

Liverpool Montevideo Reserves

Danubio Reserves

URL

15.10.24

Danubio Reserves

Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

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10.10.24

Danubio Reserves

Atletico River Plate Reserves

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07.10.24

Albion FC Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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30.09.24

Danubio Reserves

Atletico River Plate Reserves

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23.09.24

Penarol Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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26.08.24

Deportivo Maldonado Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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12.08.24

Danubio Reserves

Montevideo Wanderers Reserves

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05.08.24

Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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29.07.24

Progreso Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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22.07.24

Danubio Reserves

Albion FC Reserves

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15.07.24

Deportivo Maldonado Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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08.07.24

Danubio Reserves

Boston River Reserves

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01.07.24

Miramar Misiones Reserve

Danubio Reserves

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24.06.24

Progreso Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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17.06.24

Danubio Reserves

Miramar Misiones Reserve

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13.06.24

Juventud De Las Piedras Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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10.06.24

Boston River Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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03.06.24

Danubio Reserves

Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves

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30.05.24

Danubio Reserves

Torque Reserves

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20.05.24

Danubio Reserves

Atletico Fenix Reserves

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13.05.24

Defensor Sporting Reserves

Danubio Reserves

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Danubio Reserves

Danubio Reserves

Juegos jugados: 39

Goles (Anotado / concedido)

27

0.69

1.97

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14

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Hojas limpias (Sí/No)

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85%

33

Metió un gol (Sí/No)

16

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Accesorios

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12.05.25

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Danubio Reserves – Club Oriental Reserves

22.05.25

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Danubio Reserves – Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

Uruguay Reserve League Fixtures

05/12/2025 18:00

Miramar Misiones Reserve

Albion FC Reserves

05/12/2025 18:00

Atletico River Plate Reserves

Montevideo Wanderers Reserves

05/12/2025 18:00

Danubio Reserves

Club Oriental Reserves

05/12/2025 18:00

Penarol Reserves

Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves

05/13/2025 13:00

Juventud De Las Piedras Reserves

Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

05/13/2025 13:00

Defensor Sporting Reserves

La Luz Reserves

05/13/2025 13:00

Torque Reserves

Progreso Reserves

05/13/2025 18:00

Boston River Reserves

Liverpool Montevideo Reserves

05/14/2025 18:00

Miramar Misiones Reserve

Club Oriental Reserves

05/22/2025 12:30

Danubio Reserves

Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

Uruguay Reserve League Results

05/08/2025 12:30

Danubio Reserves

Atletico River Plate Reserves

05/06/2025 17:00

Albion FC Reserves

La Luz Reserves

05/05/2025 18:30

Juventud De Las Piedras Reserves

Penarol Reserves

05/05/2025 18:30

Danubio Reserves

Liverpool Montevideo Reserves

05/05/2025 18:30

Atletico River Plate Reserves

Club Oriental Reserves

05/05/2025 18:30

Nacional de Montevideo Reserves

Defensor Sporting Reserves

05/05/2025 16:00

Boston River Reserves

Progreso Reserves

05/05/2025 14:00

Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves

Torque Reserves

04/29/2025 18:30

Boston River Reserves

Racing Club de Montevideo Reserves

04/28/2025 18:30

Danubio Reserves

Progreso Reserves

Danubio Fútbol Club Reserves, commonly known as Danubio Reserves, are the reserve team of Danubio Fútbol Club, based in Montevideo, Uruguay. The reserve side acts as a bridge for young talents and fringe players aspiring to make their way to the senior squad of Danubio and gain competitive match experience in the Uruguayan football system.

The team plays its home matches primarily at the Complejo Deportivo Ingeniero Héctor Del Campo, Danubio’s training ground in the Jardines del Hipódromo neighborhood. The traditional colors of Danubio are black and white, mirroring those of the senior team. Their crest and kits are recognized across Uruguay for the distinctive black diagonal band on a white background.

The Danubio Reserves have a strong tradition of youth development, having produced numerous talented footballers who have advanced to the first team and become notable professionals both domestically and internationally. The club’s youth academy and reserve teams remain a vital part of Danubio’s sporting project, contributing to their status as a respected institution in Uruguayan football.

While the reserve side does not contest major trophies independently, Danubio as a club has a rich history, having won multiple Uruguayan Primera División titles and contributing key players to the national team. The "Franjeados" fanbase passionately supports every level of the club, and the culture of developing local talent is a core value that runs throughout Danubio’s ranks.

Team:	Danubio Reserves
Full name:	Danubio Fútbol Club Reserves
Country:	Uruguay
Nickname:	Franjeados
Founded:	01/03/1932 (Senior Club)
Colors:	White with black sash
Stadium:	Complejo Ingeniero Héctor Del Campo / Estadio Jardines del Hipódromo (Cap: 18,000 for senior matches; reserve matches usually on complex pitches)
Address:	Av. Las Instrucciones 1957, Jardines del Hipódromo, Montevideo, Uruguay
Telephone:	+598 2511 5292
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Homepage:	http://www.danubio.org.uy/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Danubio Reserves

Founded

Danubio Fútbol Club was founded on March 1, 1932, by Bulgarian immigrant brothers Miguel and Juan Lazaroff, along with other local youth in Montevideo. The reserve side, known as Danubio Reserves, was established as an integral part of the club to develop young players, giving them opportunities to progress to the first team. Over the decades, Danubio’s reserve and youth setup has gained a reputation as one of the finest incubators of talent in Uruguay, producing many professional players who have made significant impacts both domestically and abroad.

Danubio Reserves participate regularly in the Uruguayan Reserve League, giving young talents competitive matches against other clubs’ second teams. Their performances not only serve as a testing ground for emerging Danubistas, but also reinforce Danubio’s philosophy of relying on homegrown talent.

Finances and Ownership

Danubio Fútbol Club is a member-owned club, structured as a sporting institution ("institución deportiva"), with financial oversight provided by the club’s board elected by its members. The reserves operate under the umbrella of the senior club’s sporting and financial management. Danubio’s financial approach has traditionally relied on youth development and the transfer of developed players to larger clubs, both in Uruguay and internationally.

The club is known for operating on a sustainable budget, given the financial realities of Uruguayan football. Player sales and youth development continue to be a cornerstone of Danubio’s long-term financial model, and the reserves are an essential part of this model, regularly providing new talents for both the first team and the transfer market.

Popular Culture

Danubio Fútbol Club and its reserves hold a special place in Uruguayan football culture. The club is famous for its commitment to developing youth talent, and many Uruguayans follow the progress of young players in the reserves, anticipating their future impact in the senior professional team or abroad. The club’s black and white sash is iconic in local football, as are traditional chants sung by Danubio fans, the "Franjeados," who support all levels of the club unconditionally.

Several of Uruguay’s top footballers have spent formative years at Danubio’s youth and reserve teams, and the club’s success in nurturing talent is a point of pride within the community. There is a culture of patience and loyalty, allowing players to mature in a supportive environment.

Player

Danubio Reserves continues to be a vital source for Danubio’s renowned tradition of player development. Many important Uruguayan footballers began their careers in Danubio’s youth and reserve teams before progressing to domestic and international success.

Some of the most recognized alumni who passed through Danubio’s youth or reserves system include Álvaro Recoba, Edinson Cavani, José María Giménez, and Rubén Paz. Recently, players like Federico Ricca and Camilo Mayada have also emerged from Danubio’s youth ranks. The club’s commitment to playing attractive, technical football and promoting its own youth remains at the heart of its sporting philosophy.

Famous Players

Throughout history, Danubio’s youth and reserve ranks have produced players who have gone on to excel at the club’s senior team, the national team, and in international football. Some of the most notable youth products include:

Edinson Cavani: Began his professional career at Danubio after progressing through the youth and reserve sides, winning the 2006–07 Uruguayan Primera División before moving to Europe. Cavani is among Uruguay’s most successful forwards.
Álvaro Recoba: An iconic playmaker, Recoba’s professional journey began at Danubio, where he made his debut after developing through the youth squads.
José María Giménez: The Atlético Madrid and Uruguay national team central defender was formed at Danubio’s academy and reserves, debuting for the first team in 2012.
Rubén Paz: A legendary Uruguayan midfielder, Rubén Paz started at Danubio before a much-celebrated career in Uruguay, Brazil, and the national team.
Camilo Mayada: Another versatile Uruguayan footballer, Mayada was developed through the Danubio system before moving to River Plate (Argentina).

These players are just a few examples of Danubio’s legacy as a generator of top-class Uruguayan talent.

Top Goalscorers of All Time (Reserves Graduates in the Senior Team)

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Richard Núñez	FW	64	143	0.45
2	Jorge García	FW	56	138	0.41
3	Rubén da Silva	FW	55	100	0.55
4	Edinson Cavani	FW	12	25	0.48
5	Rubén Paz	MF	9	51	0.18

Typical Squad

Danubio Reserves usually play in a similar tactical setup as the senior side, often employing a 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2 formation. The squad typically includes:

Goalkeeper: Developing shot-stoppers from the academy or first-team understudies.
Defenders: Mix of promising fullbacks and central defenders, with many earning chances in the senior team.
Midfielders: Box-to-box midfielders, playmakers, and ball-winners, refined in tactical discipline and technical skills.
Forwards: Quick, intelligent forwards, often promoted to fill gaps in the main squad or to gain experience in the reserve league.

2024/25 Squad Season

Below is a representative squad for Danubio Reserves in the 2024–25 season. Players often move between youth, reserves, and the first team depending on form and club needs. (As information on exact reserve rosters is not always public, these are among the most notable youth/reserve players and recent graduates.)

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Ezequiel Mechoso	Uruguay	Uruguay	20/12/2004
Updating	12	Juan Martín Cordero	Uruguay	Uruguay	19/04/2005
Defender
Updating	2	Santiago Cartagena	Uruguay	Uruguay	01/11/2002
Updating	3	Facundo Labandeira	Uruguay	Uruguay	03/03/2002
Updating	4	Nicolás Fernández	Uruguay	Uruguay	10/09/2004
Updating	5	Martín Rodríguez	Uruguay	Uruguay	14/08/2002
Midfielder
Updating	6	Tomás Sosa	Uruguay	Uruguay	18/06/2003
Updating	8	Agustín Rodríguez	Uruguay	Uruguay	22/03/2004
Updating	10	Bruno Barone	Uruguay	Uruguay	17/09/2004
Forward
Updating	9	Leandro Suhr	Uruguay	Uruguay	21/09/1997
Updating	11	Juan Manuel Gutiérrez	Uruguay	Uruguay	29/02/2002
Manager
Updating		Marcelo Duarte	Uruguay	Uruguay	Updating...
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Coach

Danubio Fútbol Club Reserves, the U23 and reserve team of Danubio FC, has played a critical role in developing young talent for Uruguayan football. Several distinguished coaches have contributed to the growth of the club’s future stars, laying foundations for success both at youth and senior levels. Notable coaches have made their mark through strong performances in national reserve competitions and by preparing players for top-level professional careers. Below are some of the most influential and successful coaches in the history of the Danubio Reserves:

Leonardo Ramos: Ramos coached the reserves before his promotion to Danubio's first team. He was instrumental in bringing young players into the professional setup, helping Danubio secure several promising talents, some of whom went on to play in Uruguay’s Primera División and abroad.
Jorge Giordano: A respected figure in Uruguayan youth development, Giordano led the Danubio Reserves to success in youth tournaments and contributed significantly to player development pipelines. His initiatives set a high standard for the club's youth approach.
Ignacio Pallas: As a former player and coach, Pallas took over the Danubio Reserves with a focus on tactical discipline and nurturing technical skills. Under his leadership, several players graduated to the Danubio senior team and other professional clubs.

These coaches, among others, have been key to Danubio Reserves' reputation as a premier talent incubator in Uruguay.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2023 – present	Ignacio Pallas	Uruguay	08/01/1983
2021 – 2022	Marcelo Suárez	Uruguay	05/04/1978
2018 – 2021	Juan Tejera	Uruguay	26/07/1963
2016 – 2018	Jorge Giordano	Uruguay	27/02/1965
2013 – 2016	Leonardo Ramos	Uruguay	11/09/1969
2011 – 2013	Pablo Lima	Uruguay	26/03/1981
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Crests and Colors

Danubio Reserves represent the reserve team of Danubio Fútbol Club, based in Montevideo, Uruguay. The team plays a vital role in developing young talents and has its own identity while staying true to the traditions of the main club.

The original crest of Danubio featured a shield with a diagonal black stripe, symbolizing the "Danubio" River, after which the club is named. Over the years, slight stylistic modifications have been made, but the fundamental elements have remained the same: a classic white shield with a distinct black diagonal stripe running from top left to bottom right. This stripe, “la franja negra,” remains the core of the club’s visual identity and is carried into the Reserves’ crest as well.

Danubio’s traditional colors are white and black. The first kit is characterized by a white shirt marked by the black diagonal stripe, black shorts, and white socks. During different eras, alternative kits have incorporated green or grey elements, but the main white and black colorway is iconic and highly respected. For its reserves squad, this color tradition is strictly maintained as a signal of continuity and pride.

Throughout history, minor adaptations in detailing or kit accenting have occurred (such as silver trims or an updated badge design), but the crest’s symbolism and core colors endure, linking generations of Danubio footballers and supporters.

Fan Club

Danubio Reserves benefit from the passionate support of the larger Danubio fanbase. While the main supporters' group is known as "Los de la Curva," dedicated fans also attend reserve matches to encourage young talents. "Los de la Curva" is recognized for their loyalty, rhythmic chants, and striking black and white banners, creating a vibrant atmosphere both at reserve and senior team fixtures.

Distinctive characteristics of Danubio’s fans include their family-oriented outlook and community pride—many supporters hail from the La Curva neighborhood, which is central to the club’s identity. They are known for their respectful encouragement, constant presence at the stadium, and special events supporting youth development.

In summary, Danubio supporters convey unwavering commitment, ensuring that reserve players feel the same sense of pride and pressure as those competing for the senior squad.

Stadium

Danubio Reserves play their home matches at Jardines del Hipódromo María Mincheff de Lazaroff, located in Montevideo, Uruguay. The stadium, opened in 1957, is intimately tied to the club’s identity and was named after María Mincheff de Lazaroff, a key figure in Danubio's foundation.

Jardines del Hipódromo currently has a capacity of approximately 18,000 spectators. The stadium has undergone various renovations, the most significant being in the late 2010s when seating and facilities were modernized for both players and fans, reflecting the club's commitment to providing an excellent environment for footballing development.

The ground remains a fortress for both the senior and reserve sides, hosting numerous memorable matches and supporting generations of emerging Danubio talent.

Honours and Awards

As a reserve team, Danubio Reserves primarily compete in youth and developmental tournaments rather than in major domestic or continental competitions. Their main achievements include successes in reserve and youth leagues in Uruguay, playing a crucial role in nurturing talents who later achieve prominence with the senior team or abroad.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Uruguayan Reserve League	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
2	Uruguayan Reserve Cup	Updating...	Winner	Updating...
3	International Youth Tournaments	Updating...	Winner / Runner-up	Updating...

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In addition to predictions, Betimate also provides extensive resources for Danubio fans and bettors, including detailed statistics on past and present players, as well as comprehensive club history, achievements, and honors. Fans can keep up with the latest news and developments surrounding Danubio Reserves as well.

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FAQs about Danubio Reserves

Q: What is the main purpose of Danubio Reserves?

A: Danubio Reserves function as the developmental squad for Danubio Fútbol Club, nurturing young talents and providing them with experience before promotion to the senior team.

Q: Where do Danubio Reserves play their home matches?

A: Danubio Reserves play at Jardines del Hipódromo María Mincheff de Lazaroff in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Danubio Reserves?

A: Their traditional colors are white with a black diagonal stripe, accompanied by black shorts and white socks.

Q: Do Danubio Reserves have an official supporters’ group?

A: While not exclusive to the reserves, "Los de la Curva" passionately support all club categories, including reserve and youth sides.

Q: Have Danubio Reserves won any major titles?

A: The team participates in youth and reserve competitions within Uruguay. Updated data on specific titles is currently being compiled.

Q: Are reserve matches open to the public?

A: Yes, matches of Danubio Reserves are generally open to the public, attracting passionate supporters and club scouts alike.

Q: Can players from Danubio Reserves be promoted to the first team?

A: Yes, many players from the reserves are regularly promoted to the senior squad, continuing Danubio’s tradition of talent development.

Q: What is the capacity of Jardines del Hipódromo?

A: The stadium holds approximately 18,000 spectators.

Q: Do Danubio Reserves participate in international competitions?

A: Primarily, they compete in national reserve and youth leagues but occasionally participate in international youth tournaments and friendlies.

Q: Who are notable players who started at Danubio Reserves?

A: Many prominent Uruguayan players, including Edinson Cavani and José María Giménez, began in Danubio's youth ranks, progressing through the reserves before their professional debuts.

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