Albion Football Club, based in the Montevideo neighborhood of Parque Batlle, is a historic institution currently competing in Uruguay's Segunda División. Founded in 1891, Albion holds the distinction of being one of the oldest football clubs in Uruguay and was a founding member of the country's football league. The team plays its home games at the Estadio Parque Abraham Paladino and wears the traditional colors of red and white. The club's name, Albion, reflects the British influence on the early development of football in Uruguay. While its golden era was in the sport's infancy, winning early league titles in 1900 and 1903, Albion's modern history has been spent largely in the lower divisions. The club is a revered part of Uruguayan football heritage, often celebrated for its foundational role. In the contemporary Segunda División, Albion operates as a developmental club, focusing on nurturing young talent with the aim of returning to the top tier. The fan base, though modest in size, is deeply knowledgeable and passionate about the club's rich history. Albion FC remains a living monument to the origins of Uruguayan football.