Students of La Plata he beat Velez and stayed with him Champions Trophy 2024thus achieving the 17th title in its history and consolidating itself in the historical top ten, among the most winners of official titles in the argentine soccerreaching Fortín in seventh position. The team of Eduardo Dominguez He returned to an Olympic turn seven months after his consecration in the League Cup, coincidentally against the same rival but on penalties, a victory that earned him a place in this December final.
Pincha, founded on August 4, 1905, adds one more jewel to its showcases, filled with the best trophies that any club can boast. The La Plata club that marked an era at the end of the sixties, with don Osvaldo Zubeldiaby obtaining the three-time championship of the Copa Libertadores de América and the maximum glory with the Copa Intercontinental at the Old Trafford stadium against Manchester United, maintained its winning mystique for decades and until today.
That winning aura was sustained in the eighties, by the hand of a legend like Carlos Salvador Bilardo, it suffered and resurfaced in this century with an unforgettable league that won against Boca and another continental title by the hand of Juan Sebastián Verón.
This golden news of Estudiantes has another name on the marquee: Eduardo Dominguez. The former coach of Colón, where he was also champion, took the Argentine Cup in 2023 and repeated this year with the League Cupleaving behind the disappointment of not being able to with River in the Super Cupdespite the fact that he surpassed the team at that time led by Martín Demichelis.
The return of Enzo Pérez to Pincha, along with other established names such as Ignacio Piatti, Federico Fernández and José Sosa in the squad, along with figures with a huge present such as goalkeeper Matías Mansilla, Tiago Palacios, Guido Carrillo and Rusito Santiago Ascacíbar, they made Estudiantes a very competitive team, which controlled Vélez and easily beat them 3-0 to add a new star.
- Boca and River, 17
- Racing 15
- Independent, 9
- Alumni and Huracán, 8
- Rosario Central, 7
- Students, 5
- San Isidro, 4
- Lanús *, Newell’s and Rosario Athletic (Atlético del Rosario), 3
- Arsenal, Belgrano, Porteño and San Lorenzo, 2
- Atlanta, Atlético Tucumán **, Banfield, Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero, Colón, Estudiantes, Gimnasia LP, Nueva Chicago, Patronato, Quilmes, San Martín de Tucumán, Balcarce, Barracas, Tigre, Tiro Federal and Vélez, 1.
* Provincial tournament recently endorsed by AFA as the National Cup without historical logic. ** Regional tournament recently endorsed by AFA as the National Cup without historical logic.
- 1. Boca, 74
- 2. River, 72
- 3. Independent, 45
- 4. Racing, 40
- 5. San Lorenzo, 22
- 6. Alumni, 22
- 7. Vélez and Estudiantes, 17
- 9. Hurricane, 13
- 10. Rosario Central, 12
*Includes local leagues and cups plus international cups, always in the First Division.