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River Plate

Full name	Club Atlético River Plate
Nicknames	Las Millonarias ('The Millionaires')
Founded	1991; 34 years ago (1991)
Ground	Monumental auxiliary field Buenos Aires,Argentina
Chairman	María Laura Barbaresi
Manager	Daniela Díaz
League	Campeonato Femenino
2023	4°
Website	https://www.cariverplate.com.ar/futbol-femenino
Home colours Away colours

Club Atlético River Plate Women (Spanish:River Plate Femenino) is theArgentinewomen's football section of thehomonymous club. Established in 1991, it was the inaugural champion of thePrimera A and has won the tournament 11 times.^[1]At theCopa Libertadores, River has made two appearances in 2017 and2020, their best result was placing third, at the2017 Copa Libertadores Femenina.

In 1991, River Plate's first championship team was coached by Rubén “Coco” Torres and the players of that team were: Norma Enciso, Patricia Riella, Cynthia Luporini, Adriana Asperes, Mónica Pérez, Karina Morales, Emilce Ahumada, Andrea Ochoa, Viviana Rossi, Celia Lazarte, Claudia Caridde, Beatriz Capotosto, Laura Magdalena, María Ghinella, Paola Herrera, Cynthia Almeyda y Griselda Ojeda.^[2]By 2003, River was the team with most championships 8 (including a five-years streak between 1993 and 1997),^[3] but it surpassed a year later by its arch rivals,Boca Juniors.^[3]In 2022, River Plate won the second edition of the Copa Federal by defeatingBelgrano 2–0.^[4]

As of 27 february 2023.^[5]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  ARG Lara Esponda 2 DF  ARG Giuliana González 3 DF  ARG Milagros Otazú 4 DF  ARG Stephanie Melgarejo 5 MF  ARG Agustina Vargas 6 DF  ECU Tamara Angulo 7 FW  ARG Catalina Primo 8 FW  ARG Romina Gómez 9 FW  ARG Martina del Trecco 10 FW  URU Carolina Birizamberri(captain) 14 GK  ARG Daniela Pontel 16 MF  ARG Paloma Fagiano 17 MF  ARG Ayelén Acuña 18 MF  ARG Ludmila Galli 19 DF  ARG Abril Reche 20 FW  ARG Francisca Altgelt 21 DF  ARG Camila Ayelén Duarte

No. Pos. Nation Player 22 DF  ARG Rocío Iuzzolino 22 MF  ARG Morena Miranda 23 DF  URU Laura Felipe 24 DF  ARG Belén Ludueña 25 GK  ARG Martina Krotter 26 DF  ARG Sol Córdoba 27 DF  ARG Juana Cangaro 28 MF  ARG Evelyn Sofía Domínguez 30 GK  ARG Ludmila Sousa 32 FW  ARG Julieta Romero 34 MF  ARG Brenda Flores — FW  ARG Victoria Costa — MF  ARG Milagros Díaz — DF  ARG Luciana Duarte — FW  ARG Delfina Lombardi Larrere — DF  ARG Celena Magalí Molina — FW  BRA Carmel Oliveira

List of players that were called up for aFIFA Women's World Cup while playing for River Plate. In brackets, the tournament played:

Season	Round	Opponent	Result	Scorers	Position
2017	Group A	Unión Española	1–1	Romero	1 / 4
		Deportivo Capiatá	2–1	Birizamberri 2
		Estudiantes de Guárico	1–0	Pereyra
	Semifinals	Colo-Colo	0–2		SF
	Third place match	Cerro Porteño	2–1	Birizamberri 2	3rd place
2020	Group C	Sol de América	0–0		1 / 4
		Santa Fe	1–0	Birizamberri
		Atlético SC	3–0	Costa,Del Trecco,Martelli
	Quarter-finals	Ferroviária	0–1		QF

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