Unión San Felipe

Unión San Felipe is a Chilean Football club, their hometown is San Felipe in the V Región of Valparaíso. They play in the second level of the Chilean football league, the Primera B.

Unión San Felipe

Full name	Club de Deportes Unión San Felipe
Nickname(s)	Uni-Uni Aconcagüinos
Founded	October 16, 1956; 67 years ago (1956-10-16)
Ground	Estadio Municipal de San Felipe
Capacity	12,000^[1]
Chairman	Pablo Delgado
Manager	Víctor Rivero
League	Primera B
2023	8th
Home colours Away colours

The club was founded on October 16, 1956 with the merger of Internacional and Tarcisio.

In November 2009, the club won the Copa Chile, their second major title, after beating Deportes Iquique in the final 3-0. With this victory, they gained qualification for the 2010 Copa Sudamericana, beating LDU Quito 4-2 in the first leg, but losing 6-1 in Ecuador and being eliminated.

The club is the only team in Chile ever to win the second level and then the first level in consecutive seasons (1970 and 1971).^[2]

Honours

• Primera División: 1

1971

• Copa Chile: 1

2009

• Segunda División de Chile/Primera B: 3

1970, 2000, 2009 Apertura, 2009 season

South American cups history

Season	Competition	Round	Country	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1972	Copa Libertadores	Group Stage Group 4		Universidad de Chile	3–2	1–2	4th Place
				Alianza Lima	0–0	0–1
				Universitario	1–3	0–0
2010	Copa Sudamericana	Second Round		Guaraní	1–1	1–1	2–2 8-7p
		Third Round		L.D.U. Quito	4–2	1–6	5–8

Current squad

Current squad of Unión San Felipe as of 5 October 2021 (edit)
Sources: ANFP Official Web Site

No. Position Player 1   CHI GK Pablo Heredia 2   CHI DF Ítalo Müller 3   CHI MF Gerardo Cortés 4   CHI MF Yerko González 5   CHI DF Ignacio Meza 6   CHI MF Hugo Herrera 7   ARG FW Matías Sandoval 8   CHI MF Enzo Ormeño 9   ARG FW Franco Sosa 10   ARG MF Facundo Gómez 11   CHI FW Mario Briceño 12   CHI GK Martín Ibacache 13   CHI DF Nicolás Garrido 14   CHI MF Ignacio Avilés 15   CHI FW Esteban Antilef

No. Position Player 16   ARG DF Christian Cepeda 17   CHI FW Zederick Vega 18   PLE MF Camilo Saldaña 19   CHI FW Josepablo Monreal 20   CHI FW Gabriel Rojas 21   CHI MF Gonzalo Espinoza 22   CHI MF Gonzalo Jara 23   CHI DF Maximiliano Riveros 24   ARG FW Nahuel Luján 25   CHI GK Andrés Fernández 26   CHI FW Bastián Castañeda 27   CHI GK Patricio Cortés 28   CHI MF Diego Plaza 30   CHI MF César Valenzuela

Manager: Víctor Rivero

2021 Winter Transfers

In

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW   CHI David Llanos (free) 28 DF   CHI David Fernández (from Deportes Vallenar)

No. Pos. Nation Player 29 MF   ARG Lucas Wilchez (free) 30 MF   CHI Yerko González (from Louletano)

Out

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW   ARG Daniel Opazo (to Deportivo Madryn)

Managers

• Julio Baldovinos (1961)
• Luis Tirado (1964)
• Julio Baldovinos (1964)
• Delfín Silva (1964-1968)
• Guillermo Díaz (1968)
• Luis Santibáñez (1970-1971)
• Claudio Ramírez (1972)
• Luis Santibáñez (1972)
• Salvador Gálvez ^[es] (1973)
• Julio Baldovinos (1974)
• Isaac Carrasco (1977)
• Julio Baldovinos (1982-1983)
• Andrés Prieto (1983)
• Luis Santibáñez (1983)
• Julio Baldovinos (1984)
• Antonio Vargas (1984)
• Jorge Luco ^[es] (1985)
• Pedro Quiroz (1985)
• Salvador Gálvez ^[es] (1986)
• Víctor Zelada ^[es] (1988)
• Rolando García (1988)
• Luis Ramírez (1989)
• Gustavo Cortés ^[es] (1989)
• Eugenio Jara (1990)
• Gustavo Cortés ^[es] (1991-1992)
• Miguel Hermosilla (1992)
• Manuel Gaete (1993-1994)
• Salvador Gálvez ^[es] (1994)
• Gustavo Cortés ^[es] (1995-1996)
• Freddy Delgado (1997)
• Alfredo Núñez (1997)
• Julio Di Meola (1998-1999)
• César Laraignée (1999)
• Hernán Godoy (1999)
• Raúl Toro (2000-2003)
• Mario Soto (2004)
• Hernán Godoy (2004-2005)
• Rubén Espinoza (2006)
• Ariel Paolorossi (2006)
• Daniel Chazarreta (2007-2008)
• Héctor Roco (2008)
• Roberto Mariani ^[es] (2008-2009)
• Gustavo Cisneros (2010)
• Ivo Basay (2010)
• Nelson Cossio (2011)
• Héctor Roco (2011)
• Daniel Chazarreta (2011)
• Víctor Hugo Marchesini (2011)
• Nelson Cossio (2011-2012)
• Daniel Chazarreta (2012)
• Marco Antonio Figueroa (2012)
• Nelson Soto (2012-2013)
• Jorge Miranda (2013)
• Gustavo Cisneros (2013)
• Sebastián Rambert (2014)
• Jorge Miranda (2014)
• Miguel Ponce (2014-2015)
• César Vigevani (2015)
• Fernando Guajardo (2015)
• Germán Corengia (2015-2016)
• Luis Fredes (2016)
• Christian Lovrincevich ^[es] (2016)
• César Vigevani (2017)
• Hernán Madrid (2017)
• Damián Ayude (2017-2018)
• Omar Arcos (2018)
• Christian Lovrincevich ^[es] (2018)
• Omar Arcos (2018)
• Hernán Madrid (2018)
• Andrés Yllana (2019)
• Mauro Peralta (2019)
• Germán Corengia (2019)
• Erwin Durán ^[es] (2020)
• Héctor Roco (2020-2021)
• Tomás Arrotea (2021)
• Jorge Acuña (2021)
• Víctor Rivero (2021)
• Jonathan Orellana ^[es] (2022)
• Nicolás Suárez (2022)
• Víctor Rivero (2022)
• Germán Cavalieri ^[es] (2023)
• Miguel Sánchez (2023)
• Juan Manuel López ^[es] (2023)
• Víctor Rivero (2023)

See also

• Chilean football league system

References

1. . Archived from the original on 2011-08-05. Retrieved 2011-08-11.
2. "English Energy". RSSSF. from the original on 4 October 2018. Retrieved 26 May 2012.

External links

• Official website (in Spanish)