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The Universitario squad that won their first Primera División title in 1929: Alva; C. Galindo, Rotta, Denegri, P. Galindo, Astengo, M. Pacheco, P. Pac
The Universitario squad that won their first Primera División title in 1929: Alva; C. Galindo, Rotta, Denegri, P. Galindo, Astengo, M. Pacheco, P. Pacheco, Góngora, Cillóniz and Souza Ferreira
Fernández in his first season with Universitario
Fernández in his first season with Universitario
The Universitario squad of the 1950s
The Universitario squad of the 1950s
1970 Squad of Universitario de Deportes. Standing: Eloy Campos, Ramón Mifflin, Héctor Chumpitaz, Luis Rubiños, Nicolás Fuentes, Orlando de la Torre. C
1970 Squad of Universitario de Deportes. Standing: Eloy Campos, Ramón Mifflin, Héctor Chumpitaz, Luis Rubiños, Nicolás Fuentes, Orlando de la Torre. Crouching: Julio Baylón, Roberto Challe, Pedro Pablo León, Eladio Reyes and Alberto Gallardo.
Since its creation, the Copa Libertadores has been part of the culture of South America.
Since its creation, the Copa Libertadores has been part of the culture of South America.
The logo of Banco Santander displayed on the field of Estadio Gran Parque Central, 2010
The logo of Banco Santander displayed on the field of Estadio Gran Parque Central, 2010
Alberto Spencer scored 54 total goals in the competition, a record that still stands today.
Alberto Spencer scored 54 total goals in the competition, a record that still stands today.
Daniel Onega scored a record 17 goals in a single season during the 1966 tournament.
Daniel Onega scored a record 17 goals in a single season during the 1966 tournament.