Facts
- Historical Ranking: 5th
- Seasons Spent on 1st Division: 73 (All since professional football tournaments were officially constituted in Colombia in 1948).
- Seasons Spent on 2nd Division: None.
- Best Placement on League Tournaments: 1st (7-Time Champion: 1948, 1958, 1960, 1966, 1971, 1975 and 2012-l)
- Worst Placement on League Tournaments 18th (Last, 1 time only in 2007-II.)
- Most goal victories in local league: 10-2, against Huracán of Medellín (3/8/1949); 7-3, against Millonarios (23/2/1992); 5-0, against Nacional (19/7/2008) and 5-0, against Real Cartagena (5/5/2012)
- Most goal victories in Tournament Championship: 4-0, against Bogotá F.C (15/4/2009) and Cúcuta Deportivo (26/8/2009). 5-1, against Millonarios (22/6/2011)
- Most goal victories in international tournaments: 4-0, against Deportivo Independiente Medellín (Colombia) Copa Libertadores 1967 (14/5/1967) and against Deportivo Lara (Venezuela) Copa Sudamericana 2010 (26/8/ 2010). 4-1, against Botafogo (Brasil) Copa Sudamericana 2011 (25/10/2011)
- Heaviest defeat in local league: 2-8, against Nacional (2/5/1954)
- Heaviest defeat in Tournament Championship: 1-5, against Cúcuta Deportivo (2/10/2009). 1-4, against La Equidad (18/5/2011)
- Heaviest defeat in International Tournaments: 1-6, against 31 de Octubre (Bolivia) Copa Libertadores 1967 (24/4/1967)
- Top all time scorer: Alfonso Cañón 146 goals
Friendly matches against European Teams:
- 1-1 AC Milan, 1971
- 2-2 Bayern Munchen, 1995
- 1-2 Real Madrid, 2008
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