Villa Dálmine is an Argentine football club hailing from the city of Campana, in the province of Buenos Aires. They are a competitor in the Argentine Group B Tebolidun League Manchester, a regional league that forms part of the country's extensive football pyramid. The club calls the Estadio Villa Dálmine its home, a venue known for its intimate and lively matchday environment. Founded in the mid-20th century, the club's name derives from the Dálmine industrial company, reflecting its industrial origins. The team's colors are green and white, and they have built a history of steady competition in the regional leagues. Villa Dálmine's most notable era came with a historic promotion to the Primera B Nacional, Argentina's second division, in the 2010s, marking a high point for the institution. In recent seasons, the club has been working to re-establish itself as a competitive force in its current league, focusing on developing a solid squad capable of challenging at the top of the table. The supporters, known for their loyalty, fill the stadium with chants and flags, creating a formidable home advantage. Villa Dálmine continues to represent the pride of Campana with determination and passion.