eliminated by Fluminense. Copa Sudamericana 2006: first round (eliminated by San Lorenzo). Copa Libertadores 2007: first round Copa Libertadores 2010: round of 16 (eliminated by Internacional). Copa Sudamericana 2010: round of 16 (eliminated by Deportes Tolima). Copa Sudamericana 2016: Second Phase (eliminated by San Lorenzo). Copa Libertadores 2018: Phase 3 (eliminated by Club Nacional de Football). Copa Sudamericana 2018: Round of 16 (eliminated by Club Social y Deportivo Defensa y Justicia). Soccer records Banfield maintains the following records in the First Division: Between 1950 and 1953 they went undefeated at home for 49 consecutive games, spanning three years and 17 days. In the 1951 tournament, it was the first team out of the five greats of Argentine soccer that ranked first in an AFA tournament. He should have been the champion for the best goal difference (average goal, which was established soon after), but he had to play two finals with Racing Club. It was the first team that scored 5 goals against River Plate at the Monumental, 5–1 on 20 June 1951. That day, they scored four goals in just thirteen minutes, between the 20 and 33 minutes of the second half, circumstance who never endured River in stadium. Also that day was the first time that River lost by four goals difference at home so far. On 6 October 1974, by the National Tournament, he achieved the maximum victory of professionalism by defeating the Commercial Port of Bahía Blanca by 13 to 1. Banfield was the first and only team to score 13 goals in a single match. He also maintains the highest goal difference, with 12, in confrontations between teams of the same category in all professional divisions of the AFA. In that same match Juan Alberto Taverna established, with seven goals, the record of so many converted by a player in a single match in all professionalism. Only Champion affiliated with the AFA in three XIX, XX and XXI Centuries (1899, 1920 and 2009). James Rodríguez of Banfield, became the youngest foreign player to debut in Argentine soccer at the age of 17. Banfield is the first team to ever compete in tournaments organized by the Association of Football Amateurs and Professionals (1931–1934) to be champion in professionalism. Players Current squad . Out on loan Notable players To appear in this section a player must have either: Played at least 100 games for the club. Set