Argentino de Quilmes

Club Atlético Argentino de Quilmes is an Argentine football club founded on 1 December 1899. Its headquarters are in the city of Quilmes, located in the partido of the same name in the province of Buenos Aires. Its stadium is known as Barranca Quilmeña and has a capacity for 5,000 people. It plays in the Primera B, the third division for clubs directly affiliated with the AFA.

The most important achievement in the club's history was promotion to the Primera División in 1938, after being crowned champion of the Primera B by beating its traditional rival Quilmes in the final.

It is one of the clubs that were relegated to the Primera D having played in the Primera División, together with El Porvenir, Dock Sud and Sportivo Barracas, although it was the only one that played in the top category professionally.

The team's greatest rival is Quilmes, with whom it contested the Clásico quilmeño, although the last official meeting dates from the 1981 championship.

Besides football, the club also offers handball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, paddle, taekwondo and swimming. Its grounds include swimming pools, quinchos, barbecue areas, a gym, a restaurant, an events hall and synthetic-turf football pitches. In season, a summer camp for children also operates at the club.