How the Boca Juniors history timeline works

The cards are Boca Juniors milestones: championships, Copa Libertadores wins and losses, world club titles, a stadium opening and the arrival of a few famous players. You put them in order of year, with a short line under each title. One moment begins on the timeline with its year showing. Drop each new card into a gap. When the spot is right, the year comes up; when you're wrong, it moves to its true spot and you lose one of three lives.

Boca's history is built on continental success, and the deck has two great spells of dominance with the cards inside each packed close together. The rivalry with their neighbors across the city shows up in the finals, so read those descriptions carefully. League titles have plain descriptions, which makes them the trickiest calls. Secondary continental trophies sit among the bigger wins and are easy to overlook.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

What's in the deck

Here are 25 of the 25 cards you might be dealt. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

Club founded Buenos Aires club established near the docks
First amateur championship National amateur title won
First professional league title Championship of the new professional era
La Bombonera stadium opened Famous steep-sided home inaugurated
Metropolitano title under Lorenzo Domestic championship secured
Copa Libertadores won against Cruzeiro First continental crown
Intercontinental Cup won against Borussia Mönchengladbach World club title claimed
Copa Libertadores retained against Deportivo Cali Second straight continental crown
Diego Maradona signed Star forward joins from Argentinos Juniors
Metropolitano title with Maradona Championship won with the young star
Juan Román Riquelme first-team debut Future idol breaks through
Carlos Bianchi appointed manager Coach begins a golden era
Copa Libertadores won against Palmeiras Continental crown reclaimed on penalties
Intercontinental Cup won against Real Madrid World club title claimed in Tokyo
Copa Libertadores won against Cruz Azul Continental title retained on penalties
Copa Libertadores won against Santos Continental crown claimed again
Intercontinental Cup won against AC Milan World club title won on penalties
Copa Sudamericana won against Bolívar Secondary continental trophy claimed
Copa Sudamericana won against Pumas UNAM Continental title retained
Copa Libertadores won against Grêmio Sixth continental crown secured
Copa Argentina title National knockout cup won
Superliga Argentina title Domestic championship secured
Copa Libertadores final defeat to River Plate Superclásico final lost in Madrid
Liga Profesional title Argentine championship reclaimed
Copa Libertadores final defeat to Fluminense Continental final lost in Rio