The orange colour that identifies the club was inspired by the Netherlands national football team which was a sensation during the 1974 FIFA World Cup.

In its first season playing official matches, Berazategui finished second to Defensores de Cambaceres (that would win the champion) and therefore promoted to the upper level division, the Primera C. After nine seasons in that division, Berazategui obtained one of the six available places to participate in the Primera B Metropolitana, following a restructuring of the Argentine football league system, even though the squad had finished the 1985 season fighting to keep its place in the division and almost returning to Primera D. Under coach Roberto Santiago era, the club signed new players including Hugo Commidari from Club Atlético Temperley, Marcelo Grasso from Sportivo Dock Sud and Marcelo Scrignar from Club Atlético Villa San Carlos.

The squad was coached by Juan Carlos "Lobo" Zerrillo, which formed a team with experienced players mostly, such as the goalkeeper Sergio García, defenders Ramón Peloso, Héctor Pereyra and Víctor Chaile, midfielders Víctor Martínez (who was also the top scorer with 15 goals) and forwards Daniel Gauto and Daniel Lettieri.

At the Norman Lee Stadium, in the city of Berazategui, Province of Buenos Aires, the ADB plays as a local.

At the end of 2010 several projects were presented that never prospered, since 2012 a cement stand was being built where the visiting fans were located but due to political conflicts, it was only inaugurated in 2016.