Cerro Montevideo, often referred to simply as Cerro, is a historic club competing in Uruguay's Primera División. The team is based in the Villa del Cerro neighborhood and plays at the Estadio Luis Tróccoli. Founded in 1922, the club's traditional color is sky blue. Cerro is a classic club of the Uruguayan top flight, with a long history of producing competitive teams and passionate local support. The club's greatest achievement was winning the Uruguayan championship in 1960, a feat that remains a point of immense pride for its loyal fanbase, known as the 'Cerrenses'. In recent years, Cerro has typically been involved in battles at the mid-to-lower end of the table, fighting to maintain its top-division status. The matchday atmosphere at the Tróccoli is famously intense and partisan. Cerro remains a deeply rooted community institution in Montevideo's football tapestry.