Club Atlético River Plate Montevideo, often simply called River Plate, is a mainstay of the Uruguayan Primera División. The club is based in the capital city and plays its home games at the Estadio Saroldi. Founded in 1932, the team's colors are red, white, and black, drawing inspiration from the famous Argentine club of the same name. River Plate has a rich history, famously winning the Uruguayan championship in 1980 and claiming several domestic cups throughout its existence. The club is renowned for its prolific youth academy, which has produced world-class talents such as Luis Suárez and Edinson Cavani, who both began their careers here. In recent seasons, River Plate has been a solid mid-table contender, often challenging for Copa Sudamericana qualification. The fanbase is known for its fervent support, filling the intimate Saroldi with energy. River Plate's legacy is firmly tied to its role as a legendary talent factory for Uruguayan football.