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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-03 · 110 entries checked · 63 flagged · 192 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 192 still open
La Doce — La Doce is the official supporters' group of Boca Juniors, not Club América.
La Doce — La Doce's colors are primarily blue and gold (yellow), matching Boca Juniors' colors.
El Escudo — The club joined Primera Fuerza in 1917, not 1916.
El Escudo — América was not a founding member of the Primera División in 1943.
Superclásico Mexicano — The entry describes Club Atlético Boca Juniors, not Club América, which is the subject of the fan encyclopedia.
Superclásico Mexicano — The tagline 'The most successful Argentine club, with 74 official titles and a legendary rivalry in the Superclásico' refers to Boca Juniors, not Club América.
Estadio Azteca — The entry states the stadium is 'officially known as Estadio Banorte for sponsorship reasons' without clarifying that this is a temporary naming right, which misrepresents the current official name.
Estadio Azteca — The capacity listed in the intro (87,523) conflicts with the STATS section (85,000); the widely-known current capacity is approximately 87,523 after renovations.
Las Águilas — The entry states the club was founded in 1916 in the INTRO, but the STATS section says 'Founded=1906'. The correct founding year is 1916.
Las Águilas — The LORE section says América is 'one of the founding members of the Primera División'. This is incorrect; América was not a founding member of the Primera División (founded in 1943) but joined the league in its inaugural season after a brief delay.
La Catedral del Fútbol — The entry describes Alajuelense but the STATS section lists location as 'Santa Úrsula, Mexico City, Mexico', which is incorrect; correct location is Alajuela, Costa Rica.
La Catedral del Fútbol — The STATS section claims the club's stadium hosted the 1970 and 1986 World Cup finals, but Alajuelense's stadium did not host those finals; they were held at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
La Academia — The entry lists 'Founded=1906' and 'Home Stadium=Estadio Azteca' under STATS, but these refer to Club America, not the TV show La Academia.
La Academia — The entry includes 'Notable Rival=Chivas de Guadalajara' and 'Stadium Historic Event=1970 FIFA World Cup Final' under STATS, which are facts about Club America, not the TV show La Academia.
Corazón Americano — The entry states Sosa's nickname 'la Negra' refers to her indigenous heritage, but it is a common Argentine nickname for people with darker complexion, not specifically tied to indigenous heritage; the 'DID YOU KNOW' section repeats this oversimplification wit
Corazón Americano — The entry says she started her career as a singer for the Peronist Party under the name Gladys Osorio — this is not widely established canon; there is no reliable evidence she performed under that name for the Peronist Party.
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