Club Deportivo, Social y Cultural Aguará, commonly referred to as Aguará, is a football club based in La Reina, Chile.[1]
| Full name | Club Deportivo, Social y Cultural Aguará | ||
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| Nickname(s) | Manada (Herd) | ||
| Founded | June 19, 2017 | ||
| Ground | Parque Mahuida La Reina, Chile | ||
| Capacity | 400 spectators | ||
| Chairman | María José Benavente | ||
| Manager | Felipe Luengo | ||
| League | Tercera División B | ||
| 2021 | Play-Off Semifinal | ||
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History edit
In the 2022 Copa Chile, in Phase 1 he would be eliminated after a walkover defeat against Rodelindo Román.[2]
Management edit
Chairmen edit
- María José Benavente (?—2022)
Coaches edit
- Tulio Pinilla (2018—2019)
- Nicolás del Río (2019—2020)
- Felipe Luengo (2021—)
Kits edit
- Home Kit: Red shirt, red shorts and red socks.
- Away Kit: Blue shirt, blue shorts and blue socks.
References edit
- ^ "Aguará". terceradivision.cl.
- ^ "Gerenta de Aguará acusa de abandono a la ANFP tras ser eliminados de la Copa Chile 2022". adnradio.
Bibliography edit
- Gatica Wierman, Héctor (2019). Almanaque del Fútbol Chileno. Clubes. Hueders. ISBN 9789563651140.
External edit
- (in Spanish) Aguará on Instagram
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