Héctor Puebla
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Career & Clubs
Nicknamed "El Ligua" after his home town, he came to Cobreloa in 1980 from southern Chilean soccer team Lota Schwager, where he played as a striker, and slowly became a central defender he was while playing for Cobreloa. Puebla played many games for the national squad. In a game against Argentina in the Copa America of 1989, he annulled the world's top Diego Maradona. Diego later gave Puebla his jersey. He played 34 matches for Chile, scoring 1 goal between 1984 and 1990, making his debut on 1984-06-17 in a game against England.
- Club
- Cobreloa (1980–1996)
- Club
- Lota Schwager (1977–1979)
- Club
- Chile men's national football team (1984–1990)
- National team
- Chile
Legacy
Club
Cobreloa Primera División de Chile (1): 1980, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1992 Copa Libertadores Runner-up (2): 1981, 1982
Clubs
- Lota Schwager1977–1979
- Cobreloa1980–1996
- Chile men's national football team1984–1990
Played together with
- Adolfino CañeteCobreloa · 1990–1990
- Adolfo NefLota Schwager · 1963–1964
- Adrián CzornomazCobreloa · 1990–1991
Adán VergaraCobreloa · 1998–2004
Albert AcevedoCobreloa · 2006–2006- Alejandro KruchowskiCobreloa · 2010–2011
- Alejandro OsorioCobreloa · 2009–2009
- Alejandro VásquezCobreloa · 2013–2013
- Alex MagallanesCobreloa · 1999–1999
- Alexander CorroCobreloa · 2011–2012
Alexis SánchezCobreloa · 2005–2006- Alfonso LaraLota Schwager · 1970–1973
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Héctor Puebla Saavedra is a Chilean footballer commonly known for playing in Cobreloa during sixteen years.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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