Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 03/30 18:30 10 Acassuso v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 04/06 20:00 11 Villa Dalmine v Club Comunicaciones - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 04/13 20:00 12 Excursionistas v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 04/20 20:00 13 Villa Dalmine v Deportivo Liniers - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 04/27 23:00 14 Sacachispas v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 05/04 23:00 15 Villa Dalmine v Argentino Merlo - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 05/11 23:00 16 Deportivo Merlo v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 05/18 23:00 17 Villa Dalmine v Sportivo Italiano - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 05/25 23:00 18 Deportivo Laferrere v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 06/01 23:00 19 Villa Dalmine v Villa San Carlos - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 06/08 23:00 20 Canuelas FC v Villa Dalmine - View
Argentina Primera B Metropolitana 06/15 23:00 21 Villa Dalmine v CSD Flandria - View

Wikipedia - Villa Dálmine

Club Villa Dálmine is an Argentine football club from Campana, Buenos Aires Province. The team currently plays in Primera B, the third level of the Argentine football league system.

Due to a financial crisis, the club was named "Club Atlético Campana" between 1993 and February 2000, after which it reassumed its original and current name.

History

At the end of the 1950s the "Dálmine SAFTA" factory, sited in the city of Campana, Buenos Aires Province, founded a social club with the purpose to allow its employees to practise sports. The club was named "Villa Dálmine", establishing its first location on Chiclana street of that city.

The color adopted for the club was violet, therefore the club and its fans have been familiarly called "El Viola" (an expression derived from the word "violeta" in Spanish) since then. In 1960 Dálmine joins Liga Campanense de Fútbol with a team mostly formed by workers and administrative employees of the company. One year later Villa Dálmine affiliated to Torneo de Aficionados (currently Primera D), becoming champion that same year and subsequently promoting to the upper division, Primera C. The team scored the most goals and received the fewest goals during that season.

The 1963 team that won the Primera C title.

That first champion was coached by José "Perico" Marante and the most frequent line-up was: Masuelli, Gutiérrez, Coronel, Dopazo, Chiarle, Monteiro, Burián, Menéndez, Montero, Cesáreo, Torello and Moyano. Most of those players were professionals unlike Primera D players, who usually are amateur and they had other jobs to make a living. In 1963, two years after promoting to Primera C, Villa Dálmine won another title, promoting to Primera B Metropolitana. Because two teams had finished the season sharing the first position with 52 points each, a playoff series had to be played in order to determine a champion. The rival was All Boys and Dálmine won the series, after the first game ended 0–0 and the second was won by El Viola 1–0.

Peruvian Jorge Benítez, a skilled player, was the most notable footballer of that team. He is also regarded by fans as the best Dálmine player ever.

The 1975 squad that won another Primera C championship, scoring 113 goals. That team was nicknamed "The Netherlands of the C"

Despite all those achievements, Villa Dálmine would be relegated soon, although the team would win another Primera C title in 1975, returning to B Metropolitana (simply "Primera B" by then). The team made a great campaign that season, totaling 60 points in 36 matches played. Because of its bright play and high accuracy, it was nicknamed "The Netherlands of the C", making a comparison with the renowned 1974 Dutch football team led by Johan Cruyff, which was also known as "The Clockwork Orange" because of the extraordinary playing style they had showed on the field.

In the 1980s Dálmine was relegated to Primera C although the squad would promote to Primera B in 1984. During those times the club created a Football School, with the purpose of promoting the practise of football among the children from Campana. Some of them would take part of the first team in successive years.

In 1985 the club was split into two institutions, so "Villa Dálmine" became a club focused exclusively on football. On the other hand, "Club Siderca" was established to host the rest of social and recreation activities.

During the 1990s the club changed its name to "Atlético Campana", which was rejected by most of the fans, so the institution brought its name back in February 2000. In 2002 Dálmine won another title, the Primera C Apertura, with a roster formed by players such as Pedro Troglio, Roberto Monserrat, Raúl Cardozo, Mario Pobersnik and José Basualdo, nicknamed "Los Cinco Magníficos" ("The Magnificent Five"). In 2003 Basualdo retired as a player becoming team's coach.

Villa Dalmine is a professional soccer team based in Campana, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The team was founded in 1957 and currently plays in the Primera Nacional, the second tier of Argentine football. The team's home stadium is the Estadio de Villa Dalmine, which has a capacity of 8,000 spectators.

Villa Dalmine has a rich history in Argentine football, having won several titles in lower divisions. The team's colors are blue and white, and their nickname is "El Viola". The team has a strong fan base and is known for their passionate supporters who create a lively atmosphere at home games.

The current squad is made up of talented players from Argentina and other countries, including Uruguay, Paraguay, and Colombia. The team is known for their attacking style of play, with a focus on quick passing and movement off the ball. The team's top goal scorers include Juan Manuel García and Pablo Burzio.

Villa Dalmine has a strong youth academy and has produced several talented players who have gone on to play for top clubs in Argentina and abroad. The team is also known for their community outreach programs, which aim to promote soccer and healthy living among young people in the Campana area.

Overall, Villa Dalmine is a respected and competitive team in Argentine football, with a rich history and a bright future ahead.