Lota's brother-in-law
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| Surname | Club de Deportes Lota's brother-in-law | ||
| Seat | Coronel , Chile | ||
| founding | 1966 | ||
| president |
 Jaime Valdez
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| Website | lotaschwager.cl | ||
| First soccer team | |||
| Head coach |
Jaime Nova
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| Venue | Estadio Municipal Federico brother-in-law | ||
| Places | 5,700 | ||
| league | Primera Division B | ||
| Transición 2013 | 7th place, Zona Sur | ||
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The Club de Deportes Lota Schwager is a Chilean football club from Coronel . The club was founded in 1966 and plays its home games at the Estadio Municipal Federico Schwager , which can seat 5,700 spectators. Lota Schwager, who has never been a Chilean soccer champion before, is currently playing in Primera División B, the second highest division in Chile .
history
The Club de Deportes Lota Schwager was founded on May 10, 1966 in the city of Coronel , a port city in central Chile . The name of the club goes back to Federico Schwager, one of the founding fathers. Lota Schwager initially started in the amateur division of the Concepción region , but soon made a steep climb up to the Primera División , the top division in Chilean football.
In 1970, Lota Schwager was found in that league for the first time, after promotion was achieved in 1969 with a first place in Primera División B. In 1967 they had finished second in the second division, but just missed promotion. After jumping into the Primera División for the first time, the young club stayed there for ten years. In 1980, he was relegated to Primera División B, where they stayed until 1987 before returning to the top level of Chilean professional football. However, you then had to get down straight away.
In 1994 a severe financial crisis rocked the Coronel region, which did not stop at Lota Schwager either. As a result of these immense financial problems, the club had to relegate and restart in the Tercera División, the third Chilean football league. Until 2007, Lota Schwager was no longer in the Primera División. It was only in the said season that after relegation games against the Rangers de Talca, the return to the first class could be ensured. However, the following season in the Primera División was not very edifying and Lota Schwager immediately had to go back to the second division. To this day, the first division was not promoted again, Lota Schwager is currently in the second Chilean football league.
successes
- Chilean second division championship : 2 × (1969, 1986)
- Chilean third division championship : 1 × (2001)
- Final participation in the Copa Chile : 1 × (1975)
Known players
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Nelson Acosta , five-time Uruguayan international and a member of Peñarol Montevideo and O'Higgins Rancagua, retired in 1984 in the jersey of Lota Schwager -
Miguel Ángel Gamboa , who participated in the 1982 World Cup with the Chilean national soccer team, played Lota Schwager for one season in 1973 -
Alfonso Lara , played for Lota Schwager from 1970 to 1973, continued to work for Colo-Colo and Everton Viña del Mar and participated in the 1974 World Cup in Germany
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Luis Marín , Chilean football goalkeeper in the service of Unión Española, was under contract with Lota Schwager for one year in 2007
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Adolfo Nef , long-time goalkeeper of Colo-Colo Santiago in the successful seventies and World Cup participant in 1974, started and ended his career with Lota Schwager
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Héctor Puebla , sixteen years old with CD Cobreloa and part of the team that made it to the Copa Libertadores final twice, started his career with Lota Schwager
Trainer
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Luis Álamos , coached the Chilean national team at two soccer world championships and led Colo-Colo to the final of the Copa Libertadores, in 1970 briefly with Lota Schwager
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Vicente Cantatore , Argentine successful coach of CD Cobreloa, which he led twice in a row to the final of the Copa Libertadores, 1976 to 1978 with Lota Schwager -
Guillermo Páez , as a player of multiple Chilean national players and especially very successful with Colo-Colo, coach for Lota Schwager for a short time in 1988
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Francisco Valdés , 52 times national player of Chile and captain of Colo-Colo in the seventies, later as coach in 1992 briefly with Lota Schwager on the bench
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Germán Corengia (August 2013 – June 2014)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Profile on soccerway.com , accessed October 4, 2016