Club Social y Deportivo San Antonio Unido is a club located in the port city of San Antonio, Chile

San Antonio, Chile

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 situated in the Valparaíso Region

Valparaíso Region

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. It was founded on July 21, 1961. The club currently plays in the Chilean third division. Native born Humberto Suazo

Humberto Suazo

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 was a former San Antonio Unido player.

History

The club was created in 1961, in order to bring the enjoyment of football to a growing port city that was experiencing a surge with internal migration. In 1967 the club was known as San Antonio Unido Portuario (SAUP) in order to include the management company that was in charge of the port. After 1975 the name returned as San Antonio Unido until 1983, when the team was relegated to the Chilean third division never returning to the Chilean second division. The club experienced a financial recession of eight years and were not active until being refounded on December 10, 1991 adding the Social to their club name.

Uniform

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   colored shirt, pants, and socks.
• Away: White colored shirt, pants, and socks.

Titles

• Torneo de Apertura de Segunda División (1): 1970

Statistics

• Seasons in second division: 22 (1962-83)
• Seasons in third division: 17 (1992-)

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