Quilmes Atlético Club is a historic Argentine football institution based in Quilmes, Buenos Aires Province, and competes in the Primera Nacional. The team's home is the iconic Estadio Centenario Dr. José Luis Meiszner, known as the "Cervecero". Founded in 1887, Quilmes is one of the oldest football clubs in Argentina, with a rich history that includes several stints in the Primera División and a memorable Copa Libertadores campaign in the 1980s. The club's name and "Cervecero" (Brewer) nickname come from the city's brewing tradition. In recent years, Quilmes has been a fixture in the second division, consistently pushing for promotion back to the top flight. The modern squad blends youth and experience in pursuit of this goal. The supporters are among the most loyal in Argentina, filling their stadium with blue and white. Quilmes is a club of immense tradition, forever striving to reclaim its place among Argentina's elite.