Club Atlético Platense (Uruguay)

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Platense

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Full name

Club Atlético Platense

Founded

May 1, 1935

Ground

Estadio Obdulio Jacinto Varela
Montevideo, Uruguay
Property of C.S.D. Villa Española

Capacity

8,000^[1]

Chairman

Manager

José Urruzmendi

League

Segunda División Uruguay

2006-07

13th

Home colours

Away colours

Club Atlético Platense is a football club from Montevideo in Uruguay. It currently plays in the Uruguayan 2nd Amateur Division, the third tier of uruguayan championship.

Platense won the 2005/2006 Liga Metropolitana Amateur, commonly known as 3rd division, to gain promotion.

Played some years of the 1990 decade as Platense Wanderers.

Titles

Uruguayan Segunda División Amateur (3): 1981, 1994, 2005

References

^ "Stadiums in Uruguay". World Stadiums. Retrieved 2013-08-01.

External links

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