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Temperley Reserves - Terminarz, tabele i tabele, gracze, statystyki i aktualności

Ostatnie mecze

Rozegrane mecze Temperley Reserves

14.05.25

Tristan Suarez Reserves

0-0

Temperley Reserves

ANRL

0-0

30.04.25

Temperley Reserves

0-1

Chacarita Juniors Reserves

ANRL

0-1

24.04.25

Nueva Chicago Reserves

1-1

Temperley Reserves

ANRL

1-1

16.04.25

Temperley Reserves

2-2

Gimnasia Mendoza Reserves

ANRL

2-2

Wygrać

Remis

Przegrane

Ogólne statystyki

Temperley Reserves

Rozegrane gry 4

Bramki (Zdobyte bramki/stracone bramki)

0.75

Poniżej/Powyżej

1.5

50%

2.5

75%

25%

3.5

75%

25%

Mecze, gdzie obie drużyny strzeliły bramkę (Tak/nie)

50%

Czyste konta (Tak/nie)

25%

75%

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50%

Argentina Reserve League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Estudiantes LP Reserves	29	13	8	5	0	25 - 8	17
2	Boca Juniors Reserves	29	13	8	5	0	23 - 7	16
3	Belgrano Reserves	26	13	7	5	1	20 - 7	13
4	Newell's Reserves	25	13	8	1	4	17 - 12	5
5	Huracan Reserves	20	13	5	5	3	15 - 12	3
6	Union Santa Fe Reserves	19	13	5	4	4	18 - 17	1
7	CA Tigre Reserves	19	13	5	4	4	15 - 15	0
8	Banfield Reserves	15	13	2	9	2	13 - 11	2
9	CA Aldosivi Reserves	15	13	4	3	6	13 - 21	-8
10	Defensa y Justicia Reserves	14	13	3	5	5	12 - 13	-1
11	Argentinos Jrs Reserves	13	13	2	7	4	12 - 14	-2
12	Barracas Central Reserves	12	13	2	6	5	10 - 17	-7
13	Racing Club Reserves	10	13	2	4	7	13 - 22	-9
14	Independiente Rivadavia Reserves	10	13	3	1	9	6 - 18	-12
15	Central Cordoba SdE Reserves	8	13	2	2	9	7 - 21	-14

Argentina Reserve League Results

05/15/2025 18:00

General Lamadrid Reserves

0 - 1

Estrella del Sur Reserves

05/15/2025 18:00

Villa San Carlos Reserves

0 - 1

Acassuso Reserves

05/15/2025 18:00

Club Comunicaciones Reserves

Deportivo Merlo Reserves

05/15/2025 17:11

JJ Urquiza Reserves

2 - 1

Leandro N. Alem Reserves

05/15/2025 17:00

Defensores de Cambaceres Reserves

0 - 1

Deportivo Espanol Reserves

05/15/2025 14:00

Central Ballester Reserves

1 - 1

CA Lugano Reserves

05/14/2025 17:00

Villa Dalmine Reserves

2 - 1

CS Dock Sud Reserves

05/14/2025 13:00

Deportivo Armenio Reserves

1 - 3

Argentino Merlo Reserves

05/13/2025 17:00

Argentino de Rosario Reserves

2 - 0

CA Ituzaingo Reserves

Temperley Reserves is the reserve football team of Club Atlético Temperley, based in Temperley, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Serving as the second team for the senior squad, the Temperley Reserves are an integral part of the club's youth development system, aiming to nurture young talent and provide a pathway to professional football. The reserve side competes in Argentina's Reserve League (Torneo de Reserva) and is considered a crucial step for young players aspiring to break into the first team.

The reserves play their home matches at Estadio Alfredo Beranger, the same historic ground as the senior team. The club’s iconic sky blue and white colors are adopted by the reserves, reflecting Temperley’s rich tradition and identity in Argentine football.

Although the reserve team does not participate in top flight competitions or win major titles on its own, it plays a key role in developing stars for the senior side and maintaining the club’s competitive spirit. Temperley Reserves has helped launch the careers of several footballers who later shone with the first team and in other Argentine or international clubs.

Team:	Temperley Reserves
Full name:	Club Atlético Temperley Reserva
Country:	Argentina
Nickname:	El Gasolero, Cele
Founded:	1912 (reserves organized in modern form: Updating...)
Colors:	Sky blue and white
Stadium:	Estadio Alfredo Beranger 21,000 capacity
Address:	Av. 9 de Julio 360, Temperley, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Telephone:	+54 11 4244-3810
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	http://temperley.org.ar/
Email:	[email protected]

History of Temperley Reserves

Founded

Club Atlético Temperley was founded on November 1, 1912. The reserve team (Temperley Reserves or "Reserva") has existed since the early years of the club but was formally integrated into structured reserve competitions as the Argentine football league system evolved in the 20th century. The reserves participate in the Torneo de Reserva, enabling the club to develop talent for the senior squad and provide steady playing time to prospects and young professionals.

Throughout its history, the reserves have functioned primarily as a development unit for the first team, often supplying key players who have gone on to professional success both in Argentina and abroad. The team mirrors the identity, philosophy, and competitive ambition of the main club, ensuring continuity within the institution. While the reserves have not won notable independent trophies, their success is measured by the progression of young talents to the senior side and beyond.

Finances and Ownership

Temperley Reserves are part of Club Atlético Temperley and operate under the overall financial management and ownership structure of the main club. The club is owned by its members (socios), consistent with the traditional Argentine sporting association model. The President and club board are elected by members.

Temperley, like most clubs outside Argentina's elite, has faced financial difficulties in its history, including periods of relegation and recovery. Since its re-emergence in the top tiers, prudent financial management and investment in youth have been keystones, with the reserves being a cost-effective way for the club to provide squad depth and develop marketable talent. The club is currently chaired by Martín Gualberto Vila (as of 2024).

The youth and reserve programs continue to be vital for sustaining Temperley’s sporting and financial health, supplying the senior team with talent and, at times, transfer revenue.

Popular Culture

The identity of Club Atlético Temperley, including its reserves, is deeply tied to the south zone of Buenos Aires. The club’s fanbase, known as "Los Celestes" or "La Banda de Temperley," is famous for its loyalty, family atmosphere, and colorful support both at home and away. While the senior team gets most of the limelight, reserve matches are attended by close followers and family, maintaining a community, grassroots spirit.

Temperley’s sky blue shirt is their symbol; songs and chants such as "Dale Cele" echo both in the stands for reserve and first team games. The club—and by extension, its reserves—has appeared in local documentaries and is often cited as a classic example of South Buenos Aires football passion. For many young locals, making their debut with the reserves is both a tradition and rite of passage.

Player

The Temperley Reserves squad is primarily composed of young, homegrown talents with the ambition and potential to reach the first division and beyond. Over the years, several players have started their careers in the Temperley youth and reserve teams before making their names at senior or even international level.

Notable names in the club's history include Cristian "Kily" Peralta (who progressed to become key for the senior team in the 2010s), and Mauro Guevgeozián, who also spent developmental time with the reserves before leading the first team in key campaigns. Promising recent graduates such as Franco Díaz and Facundo Pumpido have made similar journeys.

The current reserves roster, as of 2024, is filled with ambitious players aiming to prove themselves and earn first-team opportunities, such as Joaquín Del Castillo, Tomás Frejuk, and Ignacio Rocca. The team is managed by technical staff specialized in youth football, working closely with the main club's coaching team to align style and tactics.

Famous Players

Several players who spent formative years with Temperley Reserves have gone on to make significant impacts at senior level or in Argentine football. Noteworthy examples include:

Cristian "Kily" Peralta: Developed through the youth and reserve teams, he became a pivotal midfielder for Temperley’s senior side during key promotion campaigns.
Federico Crivelli: After progressing through the youth system, he became an emblematic goalkeeper for Temperley, captaining the first team and helping the club achieve promotion to the Primera División.
Mauro Guevgeozián: While mostly known for his senior exploits, he refined his game in the reserves before starring as a striker and becoming an icon among supporters.
Lucas Mancinelli: Began with Temperley's reserves and youth setup before advancing in Argentine football, including spells with Atlanta and Lanús.
Franco Díaz: A more recent product of the academy and reserves, he broke into the first team as a central midfielder.

Top Goalscorers of All time (Reserves)

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Cristian "Kily" Peralta	MF	Updating...	Updating...	-
2	Franco Díaz	MF	Updating...	Updating...	-
3	Mauro Guevgeozián	FW	Updating...	Updating...	-
4	Tomás Frejuk	FW	Updating...	Updating...	-
5	Lucas Mancinelli	MF	Updating...	Updating...	-

Typical Squad

The typical Temperley Reserves squad consists of young players groomed for the senior team, playing in formations similar to the first team’s tactical setup (usually 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1).

Goalkeeper

The goalkeeper position is usually covered by the most talented U21 keeper from Temperley's youth academy. In recent squads, Ignacio Rocca and Agustín De Paola have featured prominently, both showing promise and readiness for future first-team opportunities.

Defender

The backline is typically anchored by youth talents such as Joaquín del Castillo and Tomás Zica, both of whom are regarded as future prospects for the senior side. Development and tactical education are priorities for defenders in the reserves.

Midfielder

The midfield places emphasize versatility and technical skill. Players like Franco Díaz (before his first-team promotion) set the standard for work rate and creativity. Currently, midfielders such as Facundo Alonso and Bruno Peralta are regularly featured.

Forward

Forwards in the reserve team are often among the quickest promoted to the senior squad if they show a consistent scoring record. Strikers such as Tomás Frejuk and recent call-ups from the U18 setup are expected to carry the attacking burden.

Temperley continues to invest in its reserve setup, looking to maintain a pipeline of talent for sustainable competitiveness in Argentine football.

2024/25 Squad Season

The following is a list of notable members of the Temperley Reserves squad for the 2024/2025 season (subject to change as young players are promoted or rotated):

Goalkeepers
Updating	1	Ignacio Rocca	Argentina	30/08/2004
Updating	12	Agustín De Paola	Argentina	17/04/2005
Defenders
Updating	4	Joaquín Del Castillo	Argentina	11/03/2004
Updating	13	Tomás Zica	Argentina	02/05/2005
Updating	3	Nazareno Báez	Argentina	18/06/2004
Midfielders
Updating	6	Facundo Alonso	Argentina	05/08/2003
Updating	8	Bruno Peralta	Argentina	22/09/2005
Updating	5	Ezequiel Rodríguez	Argentina	10/01/2005
Forwards
Updating	9	Tomás Frejuk	Argentina	30/04/2004
Updating	11	Agustín Sosa	Argentina	14/02/2005
Manager
Updating		Mariano Campodónico	Argentina	03/12/1974
Assistant Manager
Updating		Updating...

Coach

Temperley Reserves, the reserve team of Club Atlético Temperley, has been a crucial foundation for developing football talents who later shine in Argentine leagues and beyond. The team has been guided by a number of dedicated coaches, many of whom are former players or professionals with ties to the club. While the reserve side traditionally receives less public attention compared to the senior team, several managers have made significant contributions to youth development and have played an essential role in the club’s competitive continuity.

Martín Vitali: As a former Temperley player, Vitali transitioned into coaching, leading the reserves for several years (notably in the late 2010s and early 2020s). Under his direction, many youth prospects were promoted to the first team, establishing a strong player development pipeline.
Pablo De Muner: Briefly in charge of Temperley Reserves during the mid-2010s, De Muner's tenure saw improvements in tactical discipline, and he later went on to manage senior teams in the Primera Nacional.
Gastón Aguirre: Another influential figure, Aguirre served variously as youth coach and reserve team manager through the early 2020s, emphasizing technical growth and professional readiness for promotion to the first squad.
Mauro Navas: A key contributor in the 2023/24 season, Navas brought substantial experience from his playing career in Argentina and Spain, leveraging it to modernize training methodologies and foster competitive spirit among the squad.

These coaches, along with many others, have ensured that Temperley Reserves continually develop promising talents and maintain a competitive edge within the Argentine youth football scene.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/07/2023 – Present	Mauro Navas	Argentina	20/10/1974
01/01/2022 – 30/06/2023	Gastón Aguirre	Argentina	11/11/1981
01/01/2019 – 31/12/2021	Martín Vitali	Argentina	18/10/1980
01/01/2016 – 31/12/2018	Pablo De Muner	Argentina	28/04/1981
Updating...	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Club Atlético Temperley Reserves, commonly known as Temperley Reserves, is the reserve football team affiliated with Club Atlético Temperley, based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. As with the senior team, the reserves share a strong tradition that is reflected in their crest and colors throughout the club's history.

The original club crest of Temperley featured a shield design with a diagonal blue stripe running from top left to bottom right on a white or sky blue background, accompanied by the initials "C.A.T." Over the years, minor modernizations have occurred, but the core elements remain: the shield, the blue diagonal stripe, and the club’s initials or full name. The crest embodies the heritage and identity of Temperley, proudly displayed on match kits and club merchandise.

Temperley’s traditional colors are sky blue (celeste) and white, symbolizing clarity and hope, which are attributes dear to the club and the community it represents. The home kit is famed for its sky blue shirts, sometimes paired with white or sky blue shorts and socks. Away and third kits may use variants such as navy blue or grey, but the sky blue remains the most recognizable. These colors have endured with minimal changes, ensuring generations of fans and players feel united under the club’s iconic palette.

These consistent crests and colors have anchored the identity of Temperley Reserves, mirroring the unity and spirit of the main club while fostering pride across all levels.

Fan Club

Temperley Reserves benefit from the passionate fan base surrounding Club Atlético Temperley. The most prominent supporter group is "La 12 de Temperley," known for their vocal and vibrant presence during matches, regardless of the competition level or opponent. Their drums, banners, and coordinated chants are a staple at home games and often accompany the team during away fixtures.

The fans are celebrated for their unwavering loyalty through all circumstances, providing support for both the senior squad and the reserves. It is common to see families of players, former club legends, and younger supporters making up the core of the Reserves' audience, reflecting the club’s focus on community and development. The supporters often create a festive atmosphere in the stands, emphasizing inclusiveness, tradition, and the dream of seeing young talents rise to first-team stardom.

The Temperley fan base is recognized across Argentina for its sense of identity and local pride, emphasizing the slogan "El Gasolero," in reference to the club’s nickname. The atmosphere they create nurtures young players at Temperley Reserves, instilling commitment and passion from the early steps of their careers.

Stadium

Temperley Reserves play their home matches at Estadio Alfredo Beranger, located in Temperley, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The stadium has been the historic home of Club Atlético Temperley since its inauguration in 1924.

Estadio Alfredo Beranger currently has a capacity of approximately 21,000 spectators, having undergone several renovations and updates to improve safety, comfort, and accessibility. Key renovations have occurred over the decades to modernize the facilities, with major upgrades in capacity, seating, and spectator amenities completed in recent years. The stadium's distinctive atmosphere and close proximity to the pitch ensure that even reserve matches are met with enthusiastic support from the stands.

The venue is more than just a stadium; it serves as a social and sporting hub for the Temperley community, fostering both present and future generations of footballers. For Temperley Reserves, playing at Estadio Alfredo Beranger is a rite of passage, representing their aspiration to perform at the highest level for the main squad.

Honours and Awards

As a reserve team, Temperley Reserves focus principally on player development and providing a pathway to the first team rather than winning major domestic or international titles. Below are the most notable honors directly associated with the reserve side, as well as a summary of major achievements from Club Atlético Temperley, which inspire and motivate rising talents within the Reserves.

No	Cups	No.	Awards	Years
1	Primera B Nacional (First Team)	1	Champion	1974
2	Primera B Metropolitana	2	Champion	1999, 2014
3	Copa de Competencia Jockey Club	0	-	Updating...
4	Reserves Tournaments	Updating...	-	Updating...
5	International Titles	0	-	Updating...

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FAQs about Temperley Reserves

Q: What is the main purpose of Temperley Reserves?

A: The main purpose is to develop young players and provide them with competitive match experience, preparing them for possible promotion to the first team.

Q: Which stadium do Temperley Reserves use for their home matches?

A: Temperley Reserves play their home games at Estadio Alfredo Beranger in Temperley, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Q: What are the official colors of Temperley Reserves?

A: The official colors are sky blue and white, consistent with the first team.

Q: Who are the main supporters of Temperley Reserves?

A: The reserves are supported by the same devoted fanbase as the main club, with "La 12 de Temperley" being the most prominent supporter group.

Q: Have Temperley Reserves won any major titles?

A: As a reserve team, their achievements focus on player development, not major domestic or international cups. Record of specific reserve titles is updating.

Q: Can players move between the reserves and the first team?

A: Yes, talented players from Temperley Reserves are regularly called up to the first team or given opportunities based on their performance.

Q: Is there a fee to attend Temperley Reserves matches?

A: Entry policies vary. Sometimes matches are open to club members or have nominal fees; check with the club before each fixture.

Q: How can I get updates on Temperley Reserves match results?

A: Updates can be found on the club's official website and social media, as well as sports news portals and dedicated platforms like Betimate.

Q: What is the nickname for Temperley and its reserve team?

A: Both are known as "El Gasolero," a distinctive moniker in Argentine football culture.

Q: Do the reserves participate in international tournaments?

A: No, Temperley Reserves do not compete in international competitions; their focus is on domestic reserve leagues and youth development championships.

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