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Bogotá Sports Association championship in , which was the second-tier tournament in the Cundinamarca football league. In the same year, they won the title and ascended to the first category, in which they participated from to , winning four titles , , , Millonarios greatly benefited from a major players' strike in the Argentinian league in , which caused a great diaspora of players towards Colombia.
The following year, Millonarios won its first league title. The most successful period for the club was during the early s due to the notable Argentinean presence. During this period the squad was known as The Blue Ballet , which featured great players such as Di Stefano, Adolfo Pedernera, Néstor Rossi, Julio Cozzi, Antonio "Maestrico" Báez, Hugo Reyes, Reinaldo Mourin and other figures in Argentina, mainly from River Plate.
Thanks to the great football these players showed on the field, Millonarios was named by several media outlets in South America and Europe, as the best team in the world in the early s. In March , Millonarios traveled to Spain and beat Real Madrid 4—2 at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. They won three straight titles from to , called a "tricampeonato", and won the Copa Colombia in In , Colombia was suspended by FIFA due to the recruitment of international players without a pass; the teams were forced to return all expatriate players that had participated in the tournament through irregular means.
This edict marked the departure of di Stefano in February , receiving bids from Barcelona and Real Madrid, who came to win the bid for the player. The Colombia national team was also banned from the FIFA World Cup for the same reason.
In , a group of Venezuelan sports entrepreneurs created the Small Club World Cup, a friendly competition that brought together leading European and South American teams.
Millonarios was invited to participate in the and editions. In its first appearance, the team finished with seven points, behind Real Madrid double tie 1—1 and Brazilian Botafogo 4—4 tie and defeat 0—2 ; the tournament was played in a two-round scheme, and involved host La Salle of Venezuela double win 4—1 and 5—1.
In its participation in , the team was crowned undefeated champion with 11 points, above River Plate of Argentina 5—1 win and 1—1 tie , Rapid Wien of Austria double win 2—1 and 4—0 and Spanish Espanyol of Barcelona double win 6—0 and 4—0. This friendly tournament is considered by some to be a predecessor of the Intercontinental Cup, now known as FIFA Club World Cup, though not its equivalent.
Following their title, the team's performance in the local championship declined as they were forced to sell their foreign players and use mostly youth players.
This culminated in a last place finish in the season, although in the following season Millonarios finished second behind rivals Santa Fe by just one point. Millonarios won their fifth league title in , paving the way for a second golden era in the s, where they won four titles in a row from to In the s, the team won the title in and , and came very close to winning it multiple times, finishing runner-up in and , and third in , and Millonarios won two more titles during this decade: the and league titles, with star players such as Arnoldo Iguarán, Mario Vanemerak, and Carlos Estrada.
The title was the last title the club won before their year title drought. This was the only decade in which Millonarios did not win any domestic or international title, but achieved two runner-up finishes in the league.
They came very close to winning the league title in , but Atlético Nacional snatched it from them on bonus points as both teams won their matches on the final day. In the —96 season, Millonarios were also beaten to the title on bonus points, this time by Deportivo Cali.
The team also had a good season. Although they finished outside the top ten in the Apertura, in the Finalización, they collected 42 points and were undefeated during the regular season, while also setting a match undefeated record, but fell in the playoffs and failed to reach qualification for the final, which was later won by Atlético Nacional.
In , Millonarios won the Copa Merconorte, beating Mexican club Necaxa in the semi-finals on their way to the finals, where they beat Ecuadorian team Emelec on penalty kicks, after both legs had ended in draws. Millonarios had further improvement when former Manchester City assistant manager Juan Carlos Osorio was appointed as the new manager in July , replacing Miguel Prince, who had led the club to a sixth-placed finish in the Apertura.
Osorio led the club into the playoffs for the Finalizacion, and was one point away from making the finals in the playoffs.
The club finished fifth in the aggregate table for the year, taking the club once again into the Copa Sudamericana, while the team's financial situation also had a notable recovery.
In July , Osorio left Millonarios to manage Major League Soccer side Chicago Fire, and he was replaced with Martín Lasarte; after a brief, but very unsuccessful period with Lasarte, Millonarios then hired Argentinian Mario Vanemerak as their new manager.
Under Vanemerak, Millonarios began to shine again, most notably in the Copa Sudamericana. Although they had a scare in the first stage, where they just barely edged Peruvian club Coronel Bolognesi on penalties, they went on to eliminate several powerful teams, including beating rivals Nacional 3—2 and then shutting out Brazilian champions São Paulo 3—0 in the quarter-finals.
Millonarios was eventually eliminated by Mexican side Club América 5—2 on aggregate to put their run to an end, but the club had a less impressive performance in the Finalizacion, finishing eleventh in the table and missing out on the playoffs. After Millonarios failed to qualify for the playoffs in the Apertura, Vanemerak was dismissed.
He was replaced by Óscar Quintabani, who had won back to back championships with Nacional. In his first season, the Finalizacion, the club barely missed out on a playoff spot by goal difference. However, in the Apertura the club finished 15th after a very poor campaign, and Quintabani left the club shortly after.
Results did not significantly improve, and the club missed out on the playoffs in the Finalizacion and both tournaments of This movement also meant a change in playing style which started with the hiring of Venezuelan coach Richard Páez. Paez led the club to a sixth-placed finish in the Apertura and playoff semi-finals.
The Finalización was even better, with the club finishing fourth in the league, and they were set to qualify for the finals after a 3—0 win against Junior in the semi-finals first leg, but Junior made a comeback in Barranquilla and tied the series, then shortly after won on penalties to eliminate Millonarios.
However, the Millonarios fans were not left without anything to celebrate, as the club won the Copa Colombia with a great run that included a first-place finish in their group, a comeback win against Deportes Tolima in the quarter finals, and then a 4—1 away win against Junior in the semi-finals, before topping it off by winning both games against Boyacá Chicó in the finals, clinching a spot in the Copa Sudamericana while also ending a year title drought.
In June , it was confirmed that Hernán Torres would be the new coach after a poor Apertura campaign where the club missed out on the playoffs.
In Copa Sudamericana, the team was highly successful, reaching the semi-finals after eliminating Brazilian powerhouses Palmeiras and Grêmio, with Millonarios having lost the first legs both times but made comebacks, and they were eventually eliminated on away goals by the runner-up, Argentine club Tigre.
This came as a relief after an embarrassing 8—0 defeat to Real Madrid in a friendly match in September to honor Alfredo Di Stéfano. Despite the Copa Sudamericana elimination and the heavy defeat to Real Madrid, the team had a great performance in the Finalización, qualifying to the play-offs as the best team of the campaign.
After a very difficult series of matches, the team finished the playoffs with ten points, equal with Deportivo Pasto, but reached the finals on better goal difference, which were to be played against Independiente Medellín.
The first leg was played at Estadio Atanasio Girardot in Medellín, and ended in a 0—0 tie. Club America Atlas Atletico San Luis Cruz Azul Guadalajara Juarez Leon Mazatlan Monterrey Necaxa Pachuca Puebla Queretaro Santos Laguna Tijuana Toluca UANL UNAM.
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Millonarios 0 - 1 Rionegro Aguilas. Next matches. Millonarios - Deportivo Cali. Millonarios - Santa Fe.
Fortaleza FC - Millonarios. Deportivo Pasto - Millonarios. Millonarios - Atletico Junior. Deportivo Pereira - Millonarios. Millonarios - Chico FC. Millonarios is currently on the 15 place in the Liga Postobon table. Last game played with Envigado, which ended with result: Draw The best players Millonarios in all leagues, who scored the most goals for the club: Castro Loaiza 4 goals, Guerra Hernández 3 goals, Silva Mosquera 1 goals, Castro Espinosa 1 goals, Vásquez Ortega 1 goals, J.
Largacha 1 goals. Played 12 matches this season. Won 3 matches 3 ended in a draw. In In 4 matches Millonarios has not lost the goal. In 4 games, each team scored a goal in the match both teams to score. Average goals: 0.
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