Club Atlético River Plate, commonly known as River Plate, is one of Argentina’s most storied soccer clubs. Founded in 1901 and based in the Núñez neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the team plays its home matches at the iconic Estadio Monumental, the largest stadium in the country. River Plate competes in the Argentine Primera División and is a permanent fixture in South America’s elite competitions, representing the Argentine Football Association in CONMEBOL tournaments. River’s trophy cabinet is the envy of the continent. The club has captured 38 domestic league titles, 14 Copa Argentina crowns, and four Copa Libertadores championships, including the dramatic 2018 victory over Boca Juniors in Madrid. River also boasts multiple Supercopa Argentina and Recopa Sudamericana wins, cementing its reputation as a powerhouse both at home and abroad. The team’s traditional red‑and‑white kit, inspired by the English club’s colors, is instantly recognizable worldwide. Beyond silverware, River Plate is renowned for its prolific youth academy, which has produced stars such as Ariel Ortega, Javier Bergessio, and more recently Julián Álvarez. The club’s fan base, known as the "Millonarios," is celebrated for its passionate support and vibrant match‑day atmosphere, especially during the Superclásico against arch‑rival Boca Juniors.