Fixtures

Chile Primera B 09/06 19:00 24 Union San Felipe vs Curico Unido - View
Chile Primera B 09/13 18:00 25 Curico Unido vs San Luis Quillota - View
Chile Primera B 10/05 21:00 26 CD Antofagasta vs Curico Unido - View
Chile Primera B 10/12 21:00 27 Universidad de Concepcion vs Curico Unido - View
Chile Primera B 10/19 21:00 28 Curico Unido vs Santiago Wanderers - View
Chile Primera B 10/26 21:00 29 Deportes Recoleta vs Curico Unido - View

Results

Chile Primera B 08/30 19:00 23 [13] Curico Unido v Deportes Temuco [11] D 1-1
Chile Primera B 08/24 19:00 22 [14] Club Deportes Santa Cruz v Curico Unido [12] L 2-0
Chile Primera B 08/16 19:00 21 [12] Curico Unido v Rangers de Talca [10] L 0-1
Chile Primera B 08/10 21:30 20 [8] Deportes Concepcion v Curico Unido [12] D 0-0
Chile Primera B 08/02 16:30 19 [16] Magallanes v Curico Unido [12] D 0-0
Chile Primera B 07/26 19:00 18 [11] Curico Unido v Santiago Morning [15] L 0-1
Chile Primera B 07/20 16:30 17 [2] Deportes Copiapo v Curico Unido [10] D 1-1
Chile Cup 07/16 22:00 3 [1] Audax Italiano v Curico Unido [2] L 1-0
Chile Primera B 07/12 16:00 16 [11] Curico Unido v San Marcos De Arica [1] W 5-3
Chile Cup 07/09 19:00 3 [2] Curico Unido v Audax Italiano [1] L 0-1
Chile Primera B 07/05 22:00 13 [4] Santiago Wanderers v Curico Unido [10] L 2-1
Chile Primera B 06/20 19:00 15 [9] Cobreloa v Curico Unido [10] L 3-2

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 39 20 19
Wins 10 5 5
Draws 14 6 8
Losses 15 9 6
Goals for 42 24 18
Goals against 45 27 18
Clean sheets 11 3 8
Failed to score 14 7 7

Wikipedia - Curicó Unido

Curicó Unido is a football club based in Curicó, Maule Region, Chile. They currently play in the Primera B de Chile, the second level of the Chilean football system. They are currently managed by Héctor Almandoz.

History

Curicó Unido was founded on 26 February 1973, with Edmundo Rojas as the first President of the club. They became the fourth football team from the Curicó city to play at the professional level, after Alianza de Curicó, Luis Cruz Martínez and Bádminton de Curicó.

Curicó Unido played since the season 1974 at the Primera B, but after seven poor seasons they gained relegation to the third level to the season 1981, returning to Primera B two years later, in 1983.

1984 and 1985 were the best seasons of Curicó Unido history, disputing the promotion until the last week, but with bad luck at the final matches.

The next campaigns were average, with the exception of the season 1990, when they lose the category after the final match with Deportes Valdivia, when they won 4–1, two goals short what they needed to stay at Primera B.

Since then, they stayed at the Tercera División without real chances to return to the Primera B, until the 2003 season. But at the next year that changed.

In 2004 the albirrojos were really close to return to the Primera B. At the last week of the season, in Chillán, they arrived as leaders, to face Ñublense who was three points behind at the table; however the Chillanejos won that game 2–1, forcing a tie breaker match in Linares, where Ñublense won 2–0, taking the title and the promotion.

However, the year 2005 Curicó Unido had his revenge. They disputed the title with Trasandino until the last week. While Trasandino tied with Municipal Iquique, Curicó crushed Iberia 4–0, and in this way, after 15 years of suffering, Provincial Curicó Unido returned to the Chilean professional football.

In 2006, in their return to the Primera B, Curicó Unido finished in fifth place.

The next year, Curico avoided relegation only at the end of the season; Deportes Temuco finished last and fell down to the third level of national football for the upcoming season.

Curicó won promotion to the Primera Division after a 1–0 win over Deportes Puerto Montt on the last home game of the 2008 season, which was enough to securing 1st place of the Primera B and automatic promotion. Only to return to Primera B the next season, after losing a promotion play-off against San Luis.

They returned to the top-tier in 2017, after winning the 2016–17 Primera B tournament.

Curicó Unido is a professional soccer team based in Curicó, Chile. Founded in 1973, the club has a rich history and a passionate fan base that supports it through thick and thin. The team plays its home matches at the Estadio La Granja, a modern stadium that can accommodate around 10,000 spectators, creating an electric atmosphere during games.

Curicó Unido competes in the top tier of Chilean football, known as the Primera División, and has established itself as a competitive force in the league. The team's colors are red and white, which are proudly displayed by its supporters, known as "Los Albirrojos." The club's emblem features a distinctive design that reflects its local heritage and community spirit.

Over the years, Curicó Unido has developed a reputation for nurturing young talent and promoting local players, contributing to the growth of Chilean soccer. The team's style of play is characterized by a blend of technical skill and tactical discipline, making them a challenging opponent for any team in the league.

With a commitment to excellence both on and off the field, Curicó Unido continues to strive for success, aiming to secure titles and make a mark in Chilean football history. The club's dedication to its fans and community is evident in its various outreach programs and initiatives, reinforcing its status as a beloved institution in Curicó and beyond.