On 20 January 1920, Boca Juniors reached its first championship (which belonged to the 1919 season) after defeating Sportivo Almagro by 4–0. The match was played in Boca stadium, located in Ministro Brin and Senquel streets. Boca Juniors line-up was: Tesoriere; Cortella, Ortega, López, Busso, Elli; Calomino, Bozzo, Garasini, Martín, Miranda. Miranda and Martín were the scorers of the match (2 goals each). The team finished a record of 7 games won over 7 played. That same year Boca won three titles else, national competitions Copa de Competencia Jockey Club, Copa Dr. Carlos Ibarguren (both vs. the same rival and score: Rosario Central by 1–0) and the last edition of international Tie Cup (defeating Uruguayan team Nacional by 1–0 at Sportivo Barracas field). The line-up vs. Rosario Central on 8 February 1920 (Copa Ibarguren final) was: Tesoriere; Cortella, Ortega; A. López, Mario Busso, A. Elli; Calomino, Bosso, Garasini, Martín, Miranda. 1919 is the most successful season in club's history, having won 4 titles that year. Boca Juniors achieved its second league championship the following year (corresponding to the 1920 season but played in 1921), after a victory of 2–0 against Banfield. Boca played a total of 24 games with 20 won and only 1 lost. In 1923 Boca won its third Primera División title, in a championship where 4 matches had to be played to decide which team (Boca or Huracán) would be the champion, so Boca won the first game but was defeated in the 2nd leg; the 3rd match finished in a tie therefore a 4th game had to be played (at Sportivo Barracas stadium, on 27 April 1924), finally won by Boca 2–0 thus winning the title. Both goals were scored by Garasini. The line-up was: Tesoriere; Bidoglio, Muttis; Médici, Busso, Elli; Calomino, Cerrotti, Garasini, Pozzo, Pertini. In 1923 Boca also won its second Copa Ibarguren after defeating Rosario Central (the same team that Boca had beaten in 1919) by 1–0 at Sportivo Barracas stadium.