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Coquimbo Unido
Chile · Coquimbo
Estadio Bicentenario Francisco Sánchez Rumoroso · Founded 1957
Out in the Round of 16
“Coquimbo Unido took it all the way to penalties in the round of 16, and that's where Platense ended the dream.”
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A bit of history
The Piratas won the first title in their history in 2025, and this is only their second Libertadores after 1992, plus their first-ever run to the Round of 16.
Fun fact
They play at the Coloso del Llano, and the Piratas nickname plus the black-and-gold give a port city a fierce identity. New history, old fans.
Why follow them
It is no fluke: they won in Lima, put three past Tolima, and finished top of a group with Nacional in it. Guido Vadalá, the number 10, is the star.
Group stage
Group B · finished #1 · 3W 1D 2L · 10 pts
Squad (34)
G. Flores
Goalkeeper · #1
D. Sánchez
Goalkeeper · #13
C. Dorador
Goalkeeper · #21
V. Villegas
Goalkeeper · #25
B. Gazzolo
Defender · #2
M. Fernández
Defender · #3
E. Hernández
Defender · #4
J. Cornejo
Defender · #16
F. Salinas
Defender · #17
Joshua Arancibia
Defender · #19
L. Soza
Defender · #26
S. Cabrera
Defender · #28
D. Glaby
Midfielder · #6
S. Galani
Midfielder · #7
A. Camargo
Midfielder · #8
G. Vadalá
Midfielder · #10
A. Azócar
Midfielder · #11
S. Cordero
Midfielder · #14
C. Zavala
Midfielder · #15
P. Rodriguez
Midfielder · #18
M. Zepeda
Midfielder · #23
L. Riveros
Midfielder · #27
N. Julio
Midfielder · #32
D. Chavez
Midfielder · #33
P. Rojas
Midfielder · #34
N. Johansen
Attacker · #9
L. Pratto
Attacker · #12
M. A. Mundaca Barraza
Attacker · #20
M. Alvarado
Attacker · #24
R. Holgado
Attacker · #29
F. Pons
Attacker · #29
B. Chandía
Attacker · #30
Dixon Pereira
Attacker · #31
J. Rojas
Attacker · #36