arPrimera B Metropolitana

Third Argentine tier for clubs from Buenos Aires and its surroundings — 22 teams.

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Arsenal (Sarandi)
Club from Sarandí, Copa Sudamericana winners in 2007.
arsenalfc.com.ar
Excursionistas
Club from the Belgrano district of Buenos Aires, founded in 1910.
excursionistas.org.ar
Deportivo Camioneros
Club from Esteban Echeverría, founded by union leader Hugo Moyano in 2009.
clubcamioneros.com.ar
Villa Dalmine
Club from Campana, nicknamed "El Viola".
villadalmine.com.ar
Talleres (Remedios de Escalada)
Club among the founders of professional football in Argentina.
talleres.org.ar
Sportivo Italiano
Club from Ciudad Evita, founded by the Italian community in 1955.
clubsportivoitaliano.com
Real Pilar
One of the country's youngest clubs, founded in Pilar in 2017.
realpilar.com.ar
Comunicaciones
Club from the Agronomía district, originally founded by postal and telegraph workers.
clubcomunicaciones.com.ar
Deportivo Armenio
Club founded by the Armenian community in 1962, its stadium located in Ingeniero Maschwitz.
deportivoarmen.io
Deportivo Laferrere
Club from Gregorio de Laferrère, founded in 1956.
deportivolaferrere.org
Deportivo Merlo
Long-standing member of the third tier of football in the Buenos Aires area, based in Merlo.
csdeportivomerlo.com
Argentino (Merlo)
Club from Merlo, founded in 1906.
argentinodemerlo.com.ar
San Martin (Burzaco)
Club from Burzaco, playing at the small Estadio Francisco Boga.
sanmadeburzaco.com
Dock Sud
Club from the port district of Dock Sud in Avellaneda, founded in 1916.
clubsportivodocksud.com.ar
Argentino de Quilmes
Traditional rivals of Quilmes Atlético Club in the city of Quilmes.
facebook.com
Liniers
Club from the Villegas district (San Justo, La Matanza), founded in 1931.
clubsocialydeportivolinie.mitiendanube.com
Flandria
Club from Jáuregui, its name reflecting the Belgian origin of its founders.
clubflandria.com.ar
Brown (Adrogue)
A classic club of Argentine promotion football, from Adrogué, founded in 1945.
cabrown.com.ar
Defensores Unidos
Club from Zárate, playing at the Estadio Gigante de Villa Fox.
cadu.com.ar
Villa San Carlos
Club from Berisso, a city known for its immigrant tradition.
villasancarlos.club
UAI Urquiza
Club from Villa Lynch, linked to the Universidad Abierta Interamericana.
uaiurquiza.com
Ituzaingo
Club from Ituzaingó, nicknamed "El León del Oeste".
caituzaingo.com.ar