2 de Mayo

2 de Mayo

2 de Mayo is a Paraguayan football club founded in 1935 in Pedro Juan Caballero, a city on the border with Brazil in the Amambay department. The club plays in the Division Profesional, Paraguay's top flight, and has their home ground at the Estadio Monumental Rio Parapiti, which holds approximately 22,000 spectators. Named after the date commemorating Paraguayan resistance, 2 de Mayo has built a reputation as a formidable provincial club known for producing local talent. Despite competition from Asuncion-based giants, the club has maintained a dedicated following and competitive presence in Paraguayan football. Their border-city location has historically given them exposure to both Brazilian and Paraguayan football cultures, influencing their playing style and squad composition.