Unión Española
Squad
Pablo Galdames Millán2013current
Milovan Mirošević2014current
Carlos Rojascurrent
Francisco Urrozcurrent- Jorge Góngora1933–1933
Fernando Riera1937–1938
Atilio Cremaschi1941–1953
Honorino Landa1959–1965
Héctor Rial1961–1961
Manuel Rodríguez1961–1965
Osvaldo Héctor Cruz1962–1964
Héctor Rial1964–1964
Humberto Donoso1967–1968
Sergio Navarro1967–1968
Leonardo Véliz1968–1971- Rogelio Farías1968–1974
- Antonio Arias1969–1978
Honorino Landa1969–1969
Alberto Mario González1970–1971
Alberto Mario González1970–1970
Francisco Valdés1970–1970- Juan Machuca1970–1983
- Juan Olivares1970–1974
Juan Rodríguez1970–1971- Guillermo Yávar1971–1973
- Hugo Berly1971–1975
Leopoldo Vallejos1971–1975
Alberto Fouilloux1972–1972
Jorge Toro1972–1973- Mario Osbén1974–1979
- Mario Soto1974–1977
- Enzo Escobar1975–1979
Leonardo Véliz1975–1978- Sergio Ahumada1975–1975
- Miguel Ángel Neira1976–1976
- Rafael González1976–1981
- Rogelio Farías1976–1978
- Carlos Rivas1983–1983
- Rafael González1986–1986
José Luis Sierra1988–1994
Pedro González Vera1990–1990- Marcelo Vega1991–1992
- Jorge Dely Valdés1992–1992
- Jorge Orlando Aravena Plaza1992–1992
- Fernando Sanz1993–1993
- Casiano Delvalle1996–1997
José Júnior1999–1999- Marcelo Vega2000–2001
Manuel Neira2001–2001
José Luis Sierra2002–2009- Marcelo Vega2002–2002
- Nelson Tapia2002–2002
Alexis Norambuena2003–2007
Pedro González Vera2003–2004
Pedro Reyes2003–2004- Sebastián Rozental2003–2004
José María Buljubasich2004–2004
Manuel Neira2005–2006
Nicolás Peric2005–2005- Clarence Acuña2006–2009
- Francisco Rojas2006–2006
Héctor Tapia2006–2006
Pedro Reyes2006–2006
Cristóbal Jorquera2007–2007- Manuel Ibarra2007–2007
Manuel Neira2007–2009
Luis Marín2008–2010
Nicolás Canales2008–2008- Alexander Medina2010–2010
- Giovanny Espinoza2010–2012
Federico Elduayen2011–2011
Rafael Olarra2011–2012Emanuel Herrera2012–2012
Christian Cueva2013–2014- Matías Abelairas2013–2014
- Matías Abelairas2013–2013
Marcos González2014–2015
Matías Campos2014–2014- José Aja2019–2019
Harold Cummings2020–2021
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Origins and consolidation
Unión Española traces its origins to the Spanish community in Santiago. In 1885, a group of 23 Spanish residents led by Ignacio Balcells proposed establishing a recreational centre for Spanish immigrants, intended as a meeting place where members of the community could socialise and preserve their customs through sport and other activities. The initiative culminated in the establishment of the Centro Español de Instrucción y Recreación on 18 May 1897, with Balcells serving as its first president. As interest in organised sport grew within the institution, its activities expanded beyond recreation. The Club Ciclista Ibérico was founded in 1909, followed by the football section, Club Ibérico Balompié, in 1918. The latter joined the Asociación de Football de Santiago and won both the Copa Chile and Copa Unión in 1920. In 1922, the cycling and football organisations merged to form Unión Deportiva Española, bringing the community's principal sporting activities under a single institution. During the amateur era, Unión Deportiva Española emerged as one of the leading sides in Santiago football. It won consecutive Copa Chile titles in 1924 and 1925, with Spanish defender Juan Legarreta serving as captain during this period. In December 1925, Unión faced Colo-Colo for the Santiago championship, losing 2–0 before approximately 10,000 spectators. Following the reorganisation of Chilean football, the club joined the Liga Central de Football de…
- League
- Chilean Primera División
Legacy
Unión Española has won Primera División seven times, behind Colo-Colo (31), Universidad de Chile (18), Universidad Católica (14) and Cobreloa (8), as well as winning two Copa Chile titles. On the South American stage Unión has participated nine times in Copa Libertadores, one time in Copa Sudamericana and one time in the Copa Ganadores de Copa. Unión also was runner-up in the Copa Libertadores of 1975.
National
Primera División de Chile Winners (7): 1943, 1951, 1973, 1975, 1977, 2005–A, 2013–T Copa Chile Winners (2): 1992, 1993 Copa Invierno Winners (1): 1989 Campeonato de Apertura Winners (1): 1947 Supercopa de Chile Winners (1): 2013 Primera B de Chile Winners (1): 1999
International
Copa Libertadores Runners-up (1): 1975
Regional
Copa Chile de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (3): 1920, 1924, 1925 Copa Unión de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (1): 1920 Campeonato de Apertura de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (1): 1925 Primera División de la Liga Central de Football de Santiago Winners (1): Serie A 1928 Torneo Metropolitano de Chile Winners (1): 1970 Copa Arauco de la Segunda División de la Asociación de Football de Santiago Winners (3): 1919, 1922, 1923
Unión Española is the second oldest club of the Primera División Chilena behind Santiago Wanderers that was founded in 1892.
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Unión Española is a professional sports club based in Independencia, Santiago, Chile. Best known for its football team, the club competes in the Primera B de Chile. It also operates a women's team and an extensive youth academy whose teams compete in national competitions. Unión Española is one of the oldest football clubs in Chile.
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