So, many Argentine clubs have English-sounding names, so here’s the current table, if they were all in English (some can’t be translated, like family names)

*‘La Plata’ is the River Plate, but the root comes from when people thought there was loads of silver (Plata) there. ‘Argentina’ means ‘land of silver’.

Anyway…

Group A

1) Mouth/Estuary Juniors

2) Union of Holy Faith

3) Central Córdoba

4) Tiger

5) Central Barracks

6) Racing Club

7) Argentinian Juniors

8) Students of the Silver

9) Banfield

10) Belgrano

11) Defence and Justice

12) Hurricane

13) Aldosivi

14) Newell’s Old Boys

15) Independent Rivadavia

Group B

1) Central Rosary

2) Sporting Riestra

3) Lanús

4) Vélez Sarsfield

5) Saint Lawrence

6) River Plate

7) Workshops of Córdoba

8) Saint Martin (Saint John)

9) Gymnasium of the Silver

10) Athletic Tucumán

11) Independent

12) Institute of Córdoba

13) People of the Silver

14) Godoy Cross