Sport Boys
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| Full name | Sport Boys Association | ||
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| Nickname(s) | Los Rosados Los Porteños La Misilera Los Olímpicos de Berlín La Academia Porteña La Nube Rosada | ||
| Founded | 28 July 1927 | ||
| Ground | Estadio Miguel Grau | ||
| Capacity | 17,000 | ||
| Chairman | Johan Vasquez | ||
| Manager | Fernando Gamboa | ||
| League | Liga 1 | ||
| 2023 | Liga 1, 15th of 19 | ||
| Website | Club website | ||
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Sport Boys Association, commonly referred to as Sport Boys or simply Boys, is a
Sport Boys is considered the fourth most important club in the history of Peruvian football as they have won 6 national titles and have the largest number of international appearances after the Big 3,
The team's original uniform was striped red and yellow, which was then changed to its current pink and black color scheme.
History
Foundation
The club was founded on 28 July 1927, by a group of young enthusiasts from El Callao who got together to fulfill the dream of a very important local football fan Gualberto Lizárraga to start a football club. The day before Peru's independence day, 27 July, they held a meeting and at midnight, the group sang the National Anthem. Afterwards, they declared the club founded and named Lizárraga president and unanimously voted for the club name to be Sport Boys Association.
Sport Boys was the first Peruvian football club to feature
Recent years
The last time Sport Boys became champions of the
Sport Boys returned to the Peruvian Primera División after winning the 2017 Peruvian Segunda División. They placed 14th on the aggregate table on the brink of Relegation but were ahead of the relegation zone by 11 points and again in 2019. The club classified for the 2022 Copa Sudamericana, their first participation in the tournament. They did not advance past the First Round.
Kit evolution
     1927
Old First kit, 2008–09 Away |
 1927–Present
Home |
   1927–07, 2010–1?
Away |
Rivalries
Sport Boys has had a long-standing rivalry with
.Stadium
Sport Boys plays its home games at the
Honours
National
League
- Peruvian Primera División:
- Peruvian Segunda División:
- Winners (3): 2009, 2017
- Winners (3):
Half-year / Short tournaments
- Torneo Apertura:
- Torneo Regional:
- Torneo Descentralizado:
- Winners (1): 1984
Regional
- División Intermedia:
- Runner-up (1): 1932
- Segunda División Provincial de Lima:
- Winners (1): 1931 Primera Serie
- Tercera División Provincial de Lima:
- Winners (1): 1930 Zona del Callao
Performance in CONMEBOL competitions
- Copa Libertadores: 6 appearances
- Copa Sudamericana: 1 appearance
- 2022: First round
- Copa CONMEBOL: 1 appearance
- 1999: Quarter-finals
Current squad
- As of 31 January, 2024
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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Technical staff
Teddy Cardama
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Notable players
Fernando Martinuzzi
Cláudio Adão
Vincenzo Gianneo
Armando "Tuta" Agurto- Jorge "Campolo" Alcalde
- Teodoro "Prisco" Alcalde
- Enrique Aróstegui
- Gerónimo "Patrulla" Barbadillo
- Alfredo Carmona
- Jose Chacon
- Paolo de la Haza
- Carlos Flores
- Mario Flores
- Jorge Hirano
- Valeriano López
- Julio Meléndez
- Juan Jose Munante
Nicola Porcella- Oswaldo "Cachito" Ramírez
- Santiago Salazar
- Jhonny Vegas
Waldemar Victorino
Managers
- Víctor Alcalde (1930s)
- Raúl Chappell (1940–42)
Abelardo Robles (1943–44)- Enrique Aróstegui (1945–46)
- Telmo Carbajo
- Miguel Rostaing
- José Arana (1948)
- Alfonso Huapaya (1950–52)
- Jorge Alcalde (1953)
Dan Georgiadis (1957–58)- Marcos Calderón (1958–62)
- José Gomes Nogueira (1964)
- José Chiarella (1966)
- Roberto Drago (1966)
- César Brush (1967)
- Diego Agurto (1968)
- José Chiarella (1969)
- Juan Honores (1970)
- Zózimo (1971)
- Juan Hohberg (1972)
- Djalma Santos (1973)
- Walter Milera (1973)
- Moisés Barack (1974)
- Diego Agurto (1974)
- Zózimo (1975–76)
César Cubilla (1977)- José Chiarella (1978)
- Luis Roth (1979)
- Eloy Campos (1979–80)
- José Chiarella (1980–81)
- Walter Milera (1983)
- Marcos Calderón (1984)
- Juan Hohberg (1985)
- Walter Milera (1986–87)
- Gustavo Merino (1987)
- Augusto Palacios (1987)
- Jaime Ramírez (1988)
- Vito Andrés "Sabino" Bártoli (1989)
- Miguel Ángel Arrué (1990)
- Miguel Company (1990)
- Fred(1990)
- Miguel Company (1991)
- Manuel Mayorga (1991)
- Edu(1992)
- Hernán Saavedra (1992)
- Manuel Mayorga (1992)
- Roberto Challe(1993)
- César Gonzales (1993–94)
- Luis Roth (1994)
- Carlos Solís (1994)
- Moisés Barack (1994)
- César González (1994)
- José Carlos Amaral (1995)
- Miguel Ángel Arrué (1996)
- Cláudio Adão (1997)
- César Cubilla (1997)
- César González (1998)
Ivica Brzić (1999)- César González (1999)
- Ramón Mifflin (2000)
- Teddy Cardama (2000)
- Ramón Mifflin (2001)
- César González (2001)
- Ramón Mifflin (2002)
- Jorge Sampaoli (2002–03)
- Fernando Zamácola (2004)
- Eusebio Salazar (2004)
- Franco Navarro (2004–05)
- Juan Carlos Cabanillas (2005)
- Eusebio Salazar (2005)
- Roberto Mosquera (2006)
- Raúl Márcovich (2006)
- César González (2006–07)
- Moisés Barack (2007)
- Jacinto Rodríguez (2008)
- Eusebio Salazar (July 2008–Dec 08)
- Juan Carlos Cabanillas (2009)
- Roberto Drago Maturo (Sept 2009–April 10)
- Miguel Company (April 2010–Dec 11)
- Agustín Castillo (2011)
- Claudio Techera (Jan 2012–July 12)
- Jorge Espejo (Sept 2012–13)
- Pablo Bossi (2013)
- Rivelino Carassa (2014)
- Paul Cominges (2014–15)
- Rivelino Carassa (2015–)
- Rainer Torres (2016)
- Mario Viera (2017)
References
External links
- Official websites
- Official Website
- Sport Boys on Facebook
- Sport Boys on Twitter
- Sport Boys' channel on YouTube
- Non-official websites
- Fan Website
- Fan Website
- Fan Website
- Fan Website
- Vamos Boys.com Fan Website
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