Fixtures

Argentina Nacional B 04/21 16:00 12 CA San Miguel vs Racing de Cordoba - View
Argentina Nacional B 04/27 20:00 13 CA Alvarado vs CA San Miguel - View
Argentina Nacional B 05/04 20:00 14 CA San Miguel vs CA Guemes - View
Argentina Nacional B 05/11 20:00 15 Gimnasia Jujuy vs CA San Miguel - View
Argentina Nacional B 05/18 20:00 16 CA San Miguel vs Deportivo Maipu - View
Argentina Nacional B 05/25 18:00 17 Ferro Carril Oeste vs CA San Miguel - View

Results

Argentina Nacional B 04/14 20:00 11 [18] Patronato Parana v CA San Miguel [8] D PPT.
Argentina Cup 04/10 20:00 6 Barracas Central v CA San Miguel L 4-2
Argentina Nacional B 04/07 17:00 10 [11] CA San Miguel v Tristan Suarez [12] W 3-2
Argentina Nacional B 03/31 20:45 9 [6] All Boys v CA San Miguel [15] D 0-0
Argentina Nacional B 03/23 18:30 8 [14] CA San Miguel v Agropecuario [6] D 1-1
Argentina Nacional B 03/17 19:00 7 [11] Guillermo Brown v CA San Miguel [15] D 1-1
Argentina Nacional B 03/09 20:00 6 [13] CA San Miguel v San Martin de San Juan [1] D 1-1
Argentina Nacional B 03/03 20:00 5 [12] Arsenal de Sarandi v CA San Miguel [9] L 1-0
Argentina Nacional B 02/26 20:00 4 [17] CA San Miguel v San Martin de Tucuman [7] W 1-0
Argentina Nacional B 02/16 20:00 3 [1] Chacarita Juniors v CA San Miguel [11] D 1-1
Argentina Nacional B 02/10 20:00 2 [11] CA San Miguel v CA Estudiantes Caseros [2] D 0-0
Argentina Nacional B 02/03 20:30 1 [2] Talleres Remedios v CA San Miguel [2] D 0-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 40 19 21
Wins 16 8 8
Draws 17 9 8
Losses 7 2 5
Goals for 42 23 19
Goals against 26 12 14
Clean sheets 21 9 12
Failed to score 16 7 9

Club Atlético San Miguel is an Argentine sports club from San Miguel, Buenos Aires The club's headquarters are located in San Miguel while its football stadium is erected in Los Polvorines district of Malvinas Argentinas Partido. Although many sports are practised at the club, San Miguel is mostly known for its football team, which currently plays in Primera B, the third division of the Argentine football league system.

Apart from football, other sports hosted by San Miguel are basketball, boxing, field hockey, martial arts, roller skating, swimming, tennis and volleyball.

History

San Miguel in 1984, Primera C champions

The institution was established on 7 August 1922 as "Club Independiente San Miguel", while it was decided that the colors of the jersey would be green and white.

In 1930 the club merged to Club Germinal of Villa Lynch, but the fusion was dissolved a year later and the club changed its name to current "Club Atlético San Miguel". Five years later the club acquired the land where headquarters are currently located.

In 1977 San Miguel acquired a land in Los Polvorines district of Greater Buenos Aires, where the club built a multi-sports field (which would be inaugurated on 3 September 1978 with a friendly match against Sportivo Italiano). That same year San Miguel affiliated to Argentine Football Association, debuting in the Primera D tournament.

The club won its first title in 1979, promoting to Primera C, then the third division of Argentine league system. After spending some seasons in Primera C, San Miguel won another title in 1984 promoting to Primera B. Journalists Juan Carlutti and Gastón Asiari nicknamed the team "El Trueno Verde" (The Green Thunder) during its first year in the second division due to the great campaign made by the squad. The coach was Rubén Glaria.

CA San Miguel is a professional soccer team based in San Miguel, Argentina. The team was founded in 1922 and has a rich history in Argentine football. They currently compete in the Primera B Metropolitana, which is the third tier of Argentine football.

Known for their passionate fan base and competitive spirit, CA San Miguel has a strong tradition of developing talented players and competing at a high level. The team plays their home matches at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas, a historic stadium that holds a special place in the hearts of their supporters.

With a history of success and a commitment to excellence, CA San Miguel continues to be a respected and formidable force in Argentine soccer. Their iconic blue and white striped jerseys are a symbol of pride and tradition for both the team and their loyal fans.