Club Atlético Sporting are an
Argentine
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Football club
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, their home town is
Punta Alta
Punta Alta is a city in Argentina, about 20 kilometers southeast of Bahía Blanca. It has a population of 57,293. It is the capital ("cabecera") of the Coronel Rosales Partido. It was founded on 2 July 1898.
The city is located near the Atlanti ...
, in the
Coronel Rosales Partido
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The provincial subdivision has a population of about 61,000 inhabitants in an area of , and its capital city is Punta Alta, which is around from B ...
of
Buenos Aires Province
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in Argentina. They played in
Argentino B until 2009 when they resigned from the league.
Argentino B 2009–10
at rsssf
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References
External links
Clubsporting.com (unofficial)
(Spanish)
Association football clubs established in 1925
Football clubs in Buenos Aires Province
1925 establishments in Argentina
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