Sportivo Barracas
Sportivo became one of the clubs to make the decision of staying amateur so it remained at the official body, Argentine Association.[4] In 2010, the club left the city of Bolívar, playing its home games at Acassuso stadium of San Isidro, Buenos Aires.The first official match played at Sportivo Barracas was the 1919 Tie Cup Final, when Boca Juniors beat Uruguayan team Nacional 2–0.The Argentina national team played its first game there on July 25, 1920, a Copa Newton match v Uruguay attended by 18,000 people.The Uruguayans asked for the suspension of the match and a perimeter to separate people from players on the next encounter, which was finally played on October 2, 1924.The International Board had specifically modified the football rules on this point on June 14, 1924, allowing goals to be scored like that.
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