arTorneo Federal A

Third Argentine tier for provincial clubs — 37 teams from outside the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.

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Sportivo Belgrano
Club from San Francisco in Córdoba province.
sportivobelgrano.com.ar
Douglas Haig
Club from Pergamino, named after the British WWI general.
douglashaig.com
Chivilcoy (Gimnasia y Esgrima)
Club from Chivilcoy, a Torneo Federal A debutant from the 2025 season.
clubgimnasia.com.ar
Defensores de Belgrano (VR)
Club from Villa Ramallo, nicknamed "El Granate".
webgranate.com.ar
9 de Julio (Rafaela)
Club from Rafaela, founded in 1904.
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Sportivo Las Parejas
Club from Las Parejas in Santa Fe province.
sportivolasparejas.com.ar
Atletico Escobar
Young club from Escobar, founded in 2013.
atleticoescobar.com.ar
Independiente (Chivilcoy)
Club from Chivilcoy, city rivals of Gimnasia y Esgrima.
clubindependientedechivilcoy.com.ar
Gimnasia E.R. (Concepcion del Uruguay)
Club from Concepción del Uruguay in Entre Ríos province.
gimnasiacdelu.com.ar
El Linqueno
Club from Lincoln, founded in 1915.
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San Martin Formosa
Club from Formosa, playing at the Estadio 17 de Octubre.
sportivosanmartin.com.ar
Bartolome Mitre (Colonia Dora)
Club from Colonia Dora in Santiago del Estero province.
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Sol de America (Formosa)
Club from Formosa, founded in 1947.
soldeamericaformosa.com
Sarmiento de La Banda
Club from La Banda in Santiago del Estero province, founded in 1909.
club-sarmiento.com.ar
Juventud Antoniana
Club from Salta with more than a century of tradition, founded in 1916.
juventudantonianaoficial.com.ar
Defensores de Vilelas
Club from Puerto Vilelas in Chaco province, founded in 1952.
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Boca Unidos
The leading club of Corrientes province.
clubbocaunidos.com.ar
Tucuman Central
Club from San Miguel de Tucumán, not directly affiliated with the AFA.
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Sarmiento Resistencia
The oldest club in Chaco province, founded in Resistencia in 1910.
casarmiento.com.ar
Cipolletti
The leading football club of Argentine Patagonia, based in the city of Cipolletti.
clubcipolletti.com
Argentino (Monte Maiz)
Club from Monte Maíz in Córdoba province, a Torneo Federal A debutant.
clubdeportivoargentino.com.ar
Sportivo y Biblioteca Atenas
Club from Río Cuarto, combining football and a library for more than a century.
csybatenas.com
Huracan Las Heras
Club from Las Heras (Mendoza), formed by the merger of two clubs in 1939.
clubhuracanlasheras.com.ar
Fundacion Amigos por el Deporte
One of Mendoza's youngest clubs, based in Maipú.
fundacionamigospd.com
Deportivo Rincon
Club from Rincón de los Sauces (Neuquén), founded in 2012.
deportivorincon.com.ar
Costa Brava
Club from General Pico in La Pampa province, founded in 1932.
cacostabrava.com
San Martin (Mendoza)
Club from Mendoza, nicknamed "El León del Este".
acsanmartin.com.ar
Juventud Unida Universitario
The only club from San Luis province to have played in Argentina's top division.
juventuddesanluis.com.ar
Olimpo (Bahia Blanca)
Club from Bahía Blanca, played in the Argentine Primera División from 2007 to 2016.
clubolimpo.com.ar
Alvarado
Club from Mar del Plata, nicknamed "El Torito".
clubalvarado.com.ar
Kimberley
Club from Mar del Plata, founded in 1921.
clubkimberley.com
Villa Mitre
Club from Bahía Blanca, playing at the Estadio El Fortín.
villamitre.com.ar
Germinal
Multi-sport club from Rawson (Chubut), founded in 1922.
cagerminal.com
Sol de Mayo
Club from Viedma, the capital of Río Negro province.
clubsoldemayo.com.ar
Guillermo Brown
Club from Puerto Madryn, the Estadio Raúl Conti holds over 14,000 spectators.
guillermobrown.com
Santamarina
Club from Tandil, officially Club y Biblioteca Ramón Santamarina.
clubsantamarina.com
Circulo Deportivo
Club from Comandante Nicanor Otamendi, nicknamed "El Papero".
clubcirculodeportivo.com