Magallanes ( Spanish Club Deportivo Magallanes ) is a Chilean football club from the city of Maipu . Currently playing in the Second Division of the country.
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| Full title | Club Deportivo Magallanes | ||
| Nicknames | Albicelestes (Blue and White), Carabeleros, Manojito de Claveles (Bouquet of carnations), Academia (Academy), El Viejo y Querido (Old and Expensive) | ||
| Based | 1897 | ||
| Stadium | Santiago Bueras Maipu , Chile | ||
| Capacity | 5,000 | ||
| The president | Anselmo Palma | ||
| Main coach | Osvaldo Hurtado | ||
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| Competition | Example B | ||
| 2013 (Transition) | 11th | ||
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Content
History
The team was founded on October 27, 1897 , under the name "Atletico Escuela Normal", the club has its present name since 1904 . Magallanes is one of the oldest clubs in Chile. The club has been wearing its traditional blue and white colors since 1908 . The team spends home games at the Santiago Bueras stadium, which seats 5,000 spectators. The principal rivals of the club are the Kolo-Kolo clubs, the confrontation with which is named βFather and Sonβ (since the Kolo-Kolo was founded by immigrants from Magallanes), and the Santiago Morning , the confrontation with which is called β Clasico Metrapolitano. "
Magallanes won the first three professional championships of Chile - 1933, 1934 and 1935, and in all it won four championships, and by this indicator it is the 6th most titled club in Chile. The club spent its last season in the top division of Chile in 1986, since then Magallanes is going through hard times playing in the second and third divisions of the country, repeatedly finding itself on the verge of bankruptcy.
In 2011, the club achieved a largely unexpected result, reaching the final of the Chile Cup , losing there on the results of two matches only in the penalty shootout of Universidad Catholic . This success was the first significant achievement of the club over the past 65 years.
Achievements
- Chile Football Championship :
- Champion (4): 1933 , 1934 , 1935 , 1938 .
- Vice-champion (4): 1936 , 1937 , 1942 , 1946 .
- Chile Football Cup :
- Finalist (1): 2011.
Division Seasons
- Example (49): 1933-1960; 1962-1975; 1980-1986.
- Example B (25): 1961; 1976-1979; 1987-1993; 1996-2006; 2011-.
- Tercera (6): 1994-1995; 2007-2010.
South American Cups
- Copa Libertadores (1):
- The first round - 1985
Famous Players
- Jose Borello
- Federico Pizarro
- Segundo Castillo
- David Arellano
- Antonio Arias
- Ivo Basai
- Carlos Vidal
- Eduardo Vilches
- Hugo Gonzalez
- Alberto Quintano
- Honorino Landa
- Alfonso Lara
- Victor Hugo Mella
- Adolfo Nef
- Juan Olivares
- Mario soto
- Umberto Soaso
- Guillermo Javar
Famous Trainers
- Franz Platko
- Francisco Valdes