Huracan
ArgentinaGrundlagt
1908
Træner
Diego MartinezSpillested
Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó
By
Buenos Aires
Kapacitet
48,314
Underlag
grass
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Club Atletico Huracan was founded on 1 November 1908 in the Parque Patricios neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Sæsonstatistik
Statistik
6W 7D 4L
H:4W/A:2W
Mål
20 / 15 (+5)
H:11/A:9
Clean sheets
10
H:5/A:5
Placering
10
Seneste resultater
@ Argentinos Jrs
13/05/2026Primera Division
@ Boca Juniors
09/05/2026Primera Division
@ Racing Club
03/05/2026Primera Division
vs Argentinos Jrs
28/04/2026Primera Division
@ Tigre
21/04/2026Primera Division
vs Rosario Central
12/04/2026Primera Division
@ Gimnasia L.P.
05/04/2026Primera Division
vs Olimpo Bahia Blanca
29/03/2026Copa Argentina
vs Barracas Central
24/03/2026Primera Division
@ Aldosivi
16/03/2026Primera Division
Kommende kampe
@ Barracas Central
Copa Argentina
07/06/2026
22:00
vs Banfield
Primera Division
26/07/2026
22:00
@ Ind. Rivadavia
Primera Division
29/07/2026
22:00
vs Atl. Tucuman
Primera Division
02/08/2026
22:00
@ San Lorenzo
Primera Division
09/08/2026
22:00
@ Sarmiento Junin
Primera Division
16/08/2026
22:00
vs Dep. Riestra
Primera Division
23/08/2026
22:00
vs Estudiantes Rio Cuarto
Primera Division
30/08/2026
22:00
@ Belgrano
Primera Division
06/09/2026
22:00
vs Racing Club
Primera Division
13/09/2026
22:00
Huracan
Club Atlético Huracán was founded in 1908 in the Parque Patricios neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Competing in the Liga Profesional Argentina, the club plays home matches at the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó, known affectionately as El Palacio, which holds an impressive 48,314 spectators. Nicknamed El Globo (The Balloon), Huracán won the Argentine Primera División title in 1973 under legendary coach César Luis Menotti, who went on to lead Argentina to the 1978 World Cup. The club has a rich footballing history and has produced notable players including René Houseman and Roque Alfaro. Huracán's large and passionate supporter base makes El Palacio one of the most atmospheric grounds in Buenos Aires. The club remains a beloved institution in Argentine football, representing the working-class spirit of the Parque Patricios district with enduring pride.