Uruguay - Apertura 04/19 18:30 - [9] Liverpool Montevideo v Defensor Sporting [5] D 1-1
Uruguay - Apertura 04/14 18:00 - [5] Defensor Sporting v CA River Plate [6] W 2-1
Uruguay - Cupa 04/10 22:00 2 CA River Plate v Defensor Sporting W 1-2
Uruguay - Apertura 04/05 22:00 7 [3] Boston River v Defensor Sporting [4] D 2-2
Uruguay - Apertura 03/30 22:00 6 [7] Defensor Sporting v Danubio [10] W 1-0
Uruguay - Cupa 03/28 23:30 2 CA River Plate v Defensor Sporting - Postponed
Uruguay - Apertura 03/25 23:00 6 Defensor Sporting v Danubio - Postponed
Uruguay - Apertura 03/24 00:00 5 [10] Deportivo Maldonado v Defensor Sporting [5] L 1-0
Uruguay - Apertura 03/19 22:00 5 Deportivo Maldonado v Defensor Sporting - Postponed
Uruguay - Cupa 03/13 23:30 3 Defensor Sporting v Danubio W 1-0
Uruguay - Apertura 03/10 22:30 4 [6] Defensor Sporting v Nacional De Football [4] D 3-3
Uruguay - Apertura 03/02 13:00 3 [3] Racing Club de Montevideo v Defensor Sporting [8] W 1-2
Uruguay - Cupa 02/29 00:00 4 Plaza Colonia v Defensor Sporting W 0-1
Uruguay - Apertura 02/25 22:30 2 [13] Defensor Sporting v Cerro [9] W DBFA
Uruguay - Apertura 02/16 20:00 1 Rampla Juniors v Defensor Sporting - Postponed
Copa Libertadores - Calificari 02/14 00:30 14 Defensor Sporting v Academia Puerto Cabello L 3-4
Copa Libertadores - Calificari 02/07 00:30 14 Academia Puerto Cabello v Defensor Sporting L 3-2
Uruguay - Supercopa 01/31 23:30 1 Liverpool Montevideo v Defensor Sporting L 1-0
Europa - Amicale 01/23 01:15 - Defensor Sporting v Cesar Vallejo L 0-2
Europa - Amicale 01/19 23:00 - Defensor Sporting v Rosario Central L 0-2
Europa - Amicale 01/16 23:00 - Defensor Sporting v Union Santa Fe L 3-5
Uruguay - Clausura 12/07 20:00 15 [5] Defensor Sporting v Danubio [8] L 0-2
Uruguay - Clausura 12/04 23:30 14 [3] Nacional De Football v Defensor Sporting [1] L 1-0
Uruguay - Clausura 11/30 00:15 13 [4] Defensor Sporting v CA River Plate [10] L 0-1
Uruguay - Clausura 11/25 22:00 12 [7] Deportivo Maldonado v Defensor Sporting [2] L 2-1
Uruguay - Clausura 11/20 22:00 11 [3] Defensor Sporting v Boston River [5] W 2-0
Uruguay - Clausura 11/15 19:30 10 [12] Cerro v Defensor Sporting [3] D 1-1
Uruguay - Clausura 11/11 00:30 9 [3] Defensor Sporting v Racing Club de Montevideo [5] W 3-0
Uruguay - Clausura 11/05 20:00 8 [8] Plaza Colonia v Defensor Sporting [1] W 0-2
Uruguay - Cupa 10/30 00:00 9 Cerrito v Defensor Sporting W 0-3

Wikipedia - Defensor Sporting

Defensor Sporting Club is a sports club based in Montevideo, Uruguay. Founded in 1913, Defensor has several sports sections, with football and basketball being the most important and the ones in which the club has achieved significant achievements in Uruguay and internationally.

It is the third most highest winning club in Uruguay, with 25 official titles, only surpassed by Peñarol and Club Nacional de Football. The club's best performance at the international stage was in 2014, when they reached the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores, eventually losing to Club Nacional 2–1 on aggregate. They have won the Uruguayan Championship four times: in 1976, 1987, 1991, and 2007-08. Their 1976 title win was especially notable in Uruguay's football history as it ended 44 years of dominance by Nacional and Peñarol.

History

Founded on March 15, 1913, as Club Atlético Defensor, the name of the club was changed in 1989 to Defensor Sporting Club after a merger with Sporting Club Uruguay. They played in the first professional league season in Uruguay, the 1932 Uruguayan Primera División

Defensor has won many qualifying tournaments (Pre-Liguilla) to the Copa Libertadores and has represented Uruguay on numerous occasions internationally. Regarded as one of the teams that creates and develops many players in Uruguay that become successful players worldwide, It is the first club of numerous players like Jorge "Polilla" da Silva, Sergio "Manteca" Martínez, Sebastián Abreu, Andrés Fleurquin, Marcelo Tejera, Darío Silva, Gonzalo Vargas, Diego "Ruso" Pérez, Nicolás Olivera, Martín Cáceres, Maxi Pereira, Álvaro González, and Tabaré Viúdez.

Legendary coach Prof. José Ricardo de León brought Defensor to the national championship in 1976 and originated a football (fútbol) school of thought, consistently criticized as ultra defensive, that is still present nowadays in several teams and coaches.

In September 2007, the club was considered the World's Club Team of the Month by the IFFHS.

Defensor Sporting's most famous supporter is singer/composer Jaime Roos.