The schedule was as follows:
Tuesday, the 13th
Henry Frederick: “The 150th Anniversary of the Montevideo Cricket Club”
Luis Prats: “The Playing Fields of the 1900s in Montevideo”
Rony Almeida: “The Balls of the 1900s”
Franklin Morales: “The Greatness of Uruguayan Soccer Was Born in the 1900s”
Juan Carlos Luzuriaga: “Albion Football Club: Birth, Glory, and Beyond”
Hernán Navascués: “Club Nacional de Fútbol: Its Founding and Development Until the 1911 Crisis”
Wednesday, the 14th
Alfredo Etchandy: “Clubs, Names, Players, Referees, Coaches, Officials, and Colors of 1900s Soccer”
Marcos Silvera: “The Sticker Albums of the 1900s”
Marco Da Silva: “Football in the early 1900s in the Uruguayan interior”
Atilio Garrido: “Tram companies and the emergence of the Nacional-Peñarol derby”
José Carlos Domínguez: “Origins of CURCC –Peñarol–”
Raúl Barbero: “What the protagonists of the early 1900s told us”
Thursday, the 15th
Rodrigo Daskal (Argentina): “The Argentine Clubs of the 900s”
Jorge Barraza (Argentina): “The Leaders of the Río de la Plata Toward Continental Organization: the Copa América and the CSF”
Pablo Ramírez (Argentina): “Argentine Soccer: The Río de la Plata Rivalry and the First Uruguay-Argentina Match”
Sergio Gorzy: “Does Uruguayan Soccer Have a Future? Will It Be World Champion Again?”