Titles

1914

1920

Asociación Amateurs de Football 1920

The first league title won by the club in its rich history arrived in turbulent times of argentine football. In 1919 a conflict broke out in the leadership of the Argentine Football Association that...

1932

1932

With the beginning of the professional period in 1931 River became definitely famous. The acquisition of Carlos Peucelle and Bernabé Ferreyra in astronomical numbers for the period gave the...

1932

1936

Copa Campeonato 1936

The tournament of 1936 had the particularity of being split into two: in the first instance the Honor Cup (that was conquered by San Lorenzo) and second the Championship Cup. Several names of the...

1936

Copa de Oro 1936

On 20 December 1936, there saw the faces the two best teams of the year. On the one hand, San Lorenzo, winner of the Honor Cup; and on the other, River Plate, winner of the Championship Cup. In...

1937

1937

With the restart of the traditional tournaments - this is, two rounds in which they all were facing against all - River went out to defend its championship and to look after a two times championship...

1938

1941

1941

Despite having a team full of figures, River had a irregular behavior in the first round of the tournament and finished in fifth position. The sudden change occurred on the match number 25 when -at...

1942

1942

With the confidence of being the last champion the Rivel Plate team started the year with the right foot: only in the first five matches scored 18 goals (four to Atlanta, five to Lanus, three to...

1943

1945

1945

The season began with a great absent. José Manuel Moreno, the man that grew up among the youth players of River Plate and met glory, made the bags and went to play to Mexico (that’s why...

1947

1947

After playing more than one decade in the first team of River, Adolfo Pedernera was sold to Atlanta for $ 140.000, a colossal number for the period. Deambrosi, another man of River’s youth...

1952

1952

The championship of 1952 was the one that, till today, was the most difficult for River to obtain. From the beginning of the tournament the Núñez club settled the top positions with...

1953

1953

River began the year with a successful tour along Latin America in which it win seven matches (several crushings), three ties and was defeat in three opportunities. Returning to Buenos Aires the team...

1954

1955

1955

The youth divisions seemed not to have limit and, year after year, kept on offering new talents to the first division team. In 1954 made their debut two young boys who soon gained themselves a place...

1956

1956

The year began with a low of weight for the team, when Wálter Gómez was transferred to the Milan of Italy for two million pesos. The supporters in the Monumental will not sing anymore...

1957

1957

The 1960s and 1970s half were sad times for the club and its fans. Even with good teams and great players the curse could not be break. To reverse that a prodigal son return to Nuñez:...

1975

Metropolitano 1975

The 1960s and 1970s half were sad times for the club and its fans. Even with good teams and great players the curse could not be break. To reverse that a prodigal son return to Nuñez:...

1975

Nacional 1975

The sadness of 18 years of drought had been in the past and the club wanted to recover that old habit of the victory laps. Now River went for more. The team was self confident and its football...

1977

Metropolitano 1977

The departure of Beto Alonso the previous year to Olympique of Marseille opened a big question in the management and the supporters. Who might replace him? The answer was Alejandro Sabella, a player...

1979

Metropolitano 1979

River started the year emboldened for having five world champions of 78’ in the team: Ubaldo Matildo Fillol, Daniel Alberto Passarella (captain of the team leaded by Menotti), Norberto Osvaldo...

1979

Nacional 1979

Practically without modifying the team that won the Metropolitano, River began the Nacional with a convincing 3-0 against Newell"s Old Boys for the Zone B. In the next match everyone was surprised:...

1980

IV Centenario de la Fundación de Buenos Aires

This tournament - which the AFA baptized Fourth Centenary of the Second Foundation of Buenos Aires - had one of its best moments on the fourth match. On March 2, River visited La Boca and played...

1981

Nacional 1981

The departure of Angelito Labruna after the Metro 81’ left a space difficult to fill in the corridors of the Monumental. Who will dare to replace him? It was not a simple task. Aragon Cabrera,...

1986

1985/86

In the first years of the 80s took place one of the greatest departure of players in the history of the club. Heroes who, from 1975 onwards, put River on the highest pedestal, they looked for new...

1990

1989/90

To face the new tournament the management of the club hired a pair of coach that had the red and white colors in the veins: Norberto Osvaldo Alonso and Reinaldo Carlos Merlo, both with extensive...

1991

Apertura 1991

With the beginning of the short tournaments River went out to buy players. Brought Claudio Sponton from Platense, Julio Cesar Toresani from Union of Santa Fe, Guillermo Rivarola from Cipolletti and...

1993

Apertura 1993

This year started with the return of three men who knew the millionaire glory: Sergio Berti, Ernesto Corti and the great Sergio Goycochea (hero of the World Cup 1990). In addition joined the team...

1994

Apertura 1994

When Daniel Passarella acepted leading the National team, the coach position went to Américo Rubén Gallego, his faithful assistant and with a long millionaire history. The young team -...

1996

Apertura 1996

Since the beginning of the year arrived to the club a group of players who would shine with their own light in the following years. The new names were Marcelo Escudero, Juan Pablo Sorín,...

1997

Clausura 1997

The year began with bittersweet flavors, since, although River won the first four matches that it played, the team suffered two important departures: on the one hand, Marcelo Salas got injured in a...

1997

Apertura 1997

After the consecutive championships of 1955-56-57 and Metropolitan 1979, National 1979 and Metropolitan 1980, the team leaded by Ramón Díaz began the tournament looking for the third...

1999

Apertura 1999

In a few years a dance of names took place in the club of Núñez. Importante players left the club such as Medina Bello, Hernán Díaz, the "Mono" Burgos and Marcelo...

2000

Clausura 2000

A few days before the start of the tournament Ramón Díaz left the managing of the first team. After a period full of national and international championships, who should put the...

2002

Clausura 2002

With the departures of Pablo Aimar, Javier Saviola and Juan Pablo Ángel, River had lost three magicians of the game. Fortunately, “Burrito" Ortega - who had returned to the club in 2000...

2003

Clausura 2003

River started the tournament with some disconcerting results: 2-2 draw against Newell's and a local defeat against Velez 1-0. However on the third match obtained a victory as visitor against Colon...

2004

Clausura 2004

At the end of 2003 the period of Manuel Pellegrini ended and to replace him came to the club, Leonardo Astrada, making his debut as coach with only 34 years. With the return to Nunez of the Chilean...

2008

Clausura 2008

In 2006 the masterly Ariel Ortega returned to dress the millionaire t-shirt after playing for Newell"s. The experience of the player from Jujuy was added to the freshness of two young boys from the...

2014

Torneo Final 2014

Ramón Díaz, the eternal winner with the millionaire red band, returned to Nuñez in 2012 as coach, and with his arrival, the fans were very excited about being champion again. The...