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The club was founded as "Club Atlético
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was president. Therefore, a big group of
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established its headquarters in
Paraguay street, although it later moved to Juan B. Justo avenue until 1927, when the club returned to its original location.
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CA Palermo separated, never playing an official tournament again although football has continued as sport at the club, but only for children.
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was probably the most famous
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Palermo returned to Primera in 1923 but playing at the rival league,
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Football clubs disaffiliated from the Argentine Football Association
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neighborhood. The club has also another field in Villa Lynch,
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864:Belgrano AC
858:Barracas AC
332:playing at
288:During the
192:sports club
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948:Lomas A.C.
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