History of Boca Juniors

Argentina's first division was an amateur competition before 1930, and a two-stage competition was implemented from 1986. The national championship was held between 1967 and 1985. The championship is an event held by the club that won the Libertadores Cup in South America in the past, and the time is from 1988 to 1997. Lekoba final is an event in which the South American Libertadores Cup champions compete with the winners. Held between 1989 and 1997. In almost all big cities in South America, there are several football club teams, and they have a keen sense of competition. The competition between domestic leagues and international large-scale competitions like Toyota Continental Libertadores Cup is extremely fierce. Although the atmosphere of confrontation between fans of each team is not as strong as before, it is said that the support of each team in society is different. From this perspective, we can't ignore their historical background. In Buenos Aires, Argentina, the most popular team among the middle class and above is the well-known riverbed team that participated in the Toyota Cup. The team supported by the public is Boca Juniors, who will participate in this year's Toyota Cup for the first time. Among them, the number of fans of "player 12" is said to be "half of the number of Argentine nationals+1", which shows the popularity of Boca Juniors in Argentina.

The popular club Zaoboca Youth Team, headquartered in Boca, is a port city with a long history and was once bustling with European immigrant ships. 1905, boca youth was born in this vibrant port city. The birth of the team's "biological parents" is precisely the time when many young people in the region are centered on Italian immigrants. Soon after the team was established, its popularity rose rapidly. In the amateur league at that time, they won the championship for the first time with 19 19, and in the amateur competition in the last year, they also won the championship in this competition. 1 year after professionalization, they won the championship again. In addition, they have long adopted a more tolerant attitude towards accepting foreign players. In 1930s, dominguez Dagya, a famous Brazilian player, joined Boca Juniors. In the forties and fifties of last century, rival riverbed ushered in its heyday, so Boca youth seemed to be suppressed. It was not until the 1960s that they came to their senses. In the end, on 1963, they represented the strength of Argentine football and reached the Libertadores Cup final for the first time, but they finally lost to Santos (Brazil) joined by Pele. The team 1977 won the Libertadores Cup in South America for the first time. In this final, they 1 won and 1 lost to Cruzeiro of Brazil, and were tied again in the play-offs. Finally, the winner was decided by penalty. The following year, they defeated Cali Sports Team (Colombia) and won the championship again, but lost to Olympia of Paraguay in the final of 1979, which made the third consecutive championship pass them by. 1977, they also competed for the European/South American Cup with the runner-up of the European Champions Cup (then belonging to West Germany) as the champion of the Libertadores Cup in South America, and won the trophy 2-2 and 3-0. Boca Juniors was rated as a defensive and untidy team at that time, so 1978 there were no Boca Juniors in the attacking Argentine national team that won the FIFA World Cup. After that, the club began to face a crisis, but with the support of the financial department, they boldly adopted big-name players headed by diego maradona and won the first-class championship with 198 1 However, this success was only temporary and failed to last, because diego maradona moved to Barcelona (Spain) on 1982, won the championship again in the first half of 1992-93, and then failed to keep the record. 1995 mcrae was elected as the president of the club, and the opportunity for Boca Juniors to truly repay the loyalty and love of the fans finally came. Mcrae used to be a big fan of Boca Juniors. Shortly after taking office, he entrusted the team to Pilado, who led the Argentine national team to win the FIFA World Cup with 1986, and Bella, who won the Libertadores Cup and the Toyota Cup in South America in the same year. At the same time, he brought diego maradona back to Boca Juniors and let Canicia join him. Through these positive efforts, we finally achieved the achievements of Boca Juniors. However, compared with these, it is more important that he spent a lot of energy to establish institutions to train young players who were neglected in the past, which laid a solid foundation for modern people.