Club Atlético Boston River’s badge is shaped like a stylised red-and-green shirt with outstretched wing-like sleeves. The initials “C A B R” appear in white across the red chest panel, while two vertical red stripes sit on the green body.

The initials stand for Club Atlético Boston River, a Uruguayan club founded in Montevideo on 20 February 1939. The club name is traditionally linked to its founder’s tailor shop, Sastrería Boston, and to Argentine club River Plate, giving Boston River one of Uruguay’s more unusual English-style names.

The red and green colours define the club’s Verdirrojo identity. The shirt-shaped badge reinforces that football identity directly, using the club initials and colours rather than a classic shield or roundel.

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