

Vélez Sársfield
Fondată
1910
Antrenor
Guilermo Barros SchelottoArena
Estadio José Amalfitani
Oraș
Liniers
Capacitate
49,747
Suprafață
grass
Știați că?
Club Atletico Velez Sarsfield was founded on 1 January 1910 in the Liniers neighbourhood of western Buenos Aires.
Statistici sezon
Bilant
10W 10D 3L
H:6W/A:4W
Goluri
27 / 18 (+9)
H:12/A:15
Porți neînvinse
5
H:3/A:2
Loc
15
Rezultate recente
@ Deportivo Riestra
29/08/2026Primera Division
@ River Plate
23/08/2026Primera Division
vs Defensa y Justicia
17/08/2026Primera Division
@ Boca Juniors
08/08/2026Primera Division
vs Independiente
03/08/2026Primera Division
@ Talleres Córdoba
30/07/2026Primera Division
vs Instituto AC Córdoba
24/07/2026Primera Division
vs Gimnasia La Plata
11/05/2026Primera Division
vs Newell s Old Boys
04/05/2026Primera Division
vs Gimnasia y Tiro
01/05/2026Copa Argentina
Meciuri viitoare
vs Boca Juniors
Copa Argentina
03/09/2026
02:15
vs Estudiantes La Plata
Primera Division
06/09/2026
02:15
@ Newell s Old Boys
Primera Division
13/09/2026
22:00
vs Tigre
Primera Division
20/09/2026
22:00
vs Platense
Primera Division
04/10/2026
22:00
@ Lanús
Primera Division
11/10/2026
22:00
vs Gimnasia Mendoza
Primera Division
18/10/2026
22:00
@ Central Córdoba SdE
Primera Division
25/10/2026
22:00
vs San Lorenzo
Primera Division
01/11/2026
22:00
@ Unión Santa Fe
Primera Division
08/11/2026
22:00
Vélez Sársfield
Club Atletico Velez Sarsfield was founded in 1910 in the Liniers neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nicknamed 'El Fortin' (The Fortress), the club competes in the Argentine Primera Division and plays its home matches at the Estadio Jose Amalfitani, which holds around 49,000 spectators. Velez is one of Argentina's most successful clubs, having won ten Primera Division titles, as well as the Copa Libertadores in 1994 and the Intercontinental Cup the same year, defeating AC Milan. The club is renowned for its excellent youth academy and for producing top talents. Among its most celebrated alumni are Roberto Trotta, Carlos Bianchi, and more recently Mauro Zarate and Rodrigo De Paul, who went on to star at the 2022 World Cup with Argentina.



























