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Club Atlético Boca Juniors is an Argentine sports entity based in the neighborhood of La Boca, Buenos Aires. It was founded in that neighborhood on April 3, 1905 by six teenage neighbors, children of Italians. He currently plays in the Argentine Professional Soccer League.
Boca Juniors has participated in the First Division of soccer since 1913 and from the 2013 Initial Tournament, it became the only club that played every season in the First Division since the beginning of professionalism in 1931. In addition, it is the team with the most matches disputed. As of June 8, 2015, Boca Juniors broke the record for the longest uninterrupted stay in the First Division, with 37,312 days. The team plays its home games at the Alberto J. Armando stadium, known worldwide as "La Bombonera".
At the local level, the club has 34 First Division league championships and 14 national cups (Argentine record), including three editions of the Copa Argentina (top winner of the contest: 1969, 2011-12 and 2014-15 ) and the 2018 Argentine Super Cup. It also has an honorary title from the amateur era: the Copa de Honor, obtained in 1925; a recognition from the AFA for his successful tour of Europe that year.
Internationally, it is the second club with the most official titles in the world (22), among which it has 18 at the confederation and interconfederation level (FIFA and Conmebol) and 4 Rio de la Plata cups (AFA-AUF); and it is the club with the most official international titles in all of America. Likewise, he is the maximum champion of the Intercontinental Cup (3), worldwide, along with Peñarol, Nacional, Milan and Real Madrid. In addition, it is the club in America with the most international confederate cup finals with 28 (3rd worldwide, behind Real Madrid's 39 and Milan's 33). It is even the record club for Copa Libertadores de América finals: 11, and it is also the second club with the most Libertadores won with six, behind Independiente, which has seven.
Adding national and international tournaments, it is the most successful club with the most titles in the history of Argentine soccer: 70 official titles, which makes it the most champion club in the country. In turn, it is one of the most successful teams in professionalism, and also in amateurism, only surpassed by the extinct Alumni and Racing Club. It is even the only club in the country to have achieved at least one title per decade and one of the two Argentine teams (together with Racing) that was undefeated champion the most times: 5 (in 1919, 1924, 1926, 1998 and 2011 ). At the same time, it was the second Argentine club (behind Racing) to win four official titles in a single year, by proclaiming itself champion of the Argentine First Division, of the Dr. Carlos Ibarguren Cup,
Thanks to these conquests, it is part of the select group of the only 29 teams in the world that have won the highest soccer club championship worldwide, among more than 300,000 clubs recognized by FIFA.
It is considered one of the so-called five greats of Argentine soccer, since the AFA ordered the implementation of the so-called "proportional vote" in 1937, which consisted of giving greater decision-making power to those clubs with a greater number of members, greater seniority and more titles. It is also the only one of the big five that has never been relegated from the First Division, and the only one that has never finished last, nor played a promotion to maintain the category.
