Club Presidente Hayes, commonly known by the location of its headquarters as Benjamín Aceval, is a Paraguayan football institution from the city of Benjamín Aceval in the Presidente Hayes Department. The club has a long history in the lower tiers of Paraguayan football, often competing in the División Intermedia or the regional leagues. They play their home matches at the Estadio Hugo V. Bogado. Founded in 1907, it is one of Paraguay's oldest clubs, originally formed by railway workers and named after the 19th-century U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes due to his arbitration in a border dispute favorable to Paraguay. The team's colors are red and black. The club's history is rich in tradition, though its peak on-field achievements came in earlier decades with spells in the top division. Their key era is defined by their role as a classic, historic club that has contributed to the fabric of Paraguayan football. In the modern era, Presidente Hayes (Benjamín Aceval) operates as a stepping stone for players, often competing valiantly in the second division with a mix of youth and experience. The fan base is deeply traditional, upholding the club's long heritage. This club is a living piece of Paraguayan football history, representing its community with enduring pride.