Deportes Iquique
Club Deportes Iquique S.A.D.P.,[1] is a Chilean professional football club based in Iquique, Chile, that is currently a member of the Primera División (first tier) of that country. The team was founded on 21 May 1978, by the merger between Cavancha and Estrella de Chile, being its home ground Tierra de Campeones, which has a capacity of 12,000. Iquique has been Primera División member eighteen times, having its most large period during ten years (1980–90), integrating thirteen times Primera B and Tercera División four seasons.
They have won three Copa Chile titles (1980, 2010 and 2014), and has participated in both CONMEBOL tournaments: Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana. Regarding players, Fidel Dávila is the club's historic goalscorer with 56 goals, who played four season at Sky-Blues (1980–84).
They have a fierce local rivalry with San Marcos de Arica, and both clubs have engaged in the "Arica–Iquique derby" since early 1980s. The club's traditional kit colour are entirely sky blue, being a blue dragon in a simply emblem its traditional crest, resembling Cerro Dragón, city's main landscape.
Honours
- 1980, 2010, 2013–14
- 1979, 2007-C, 2010
- 2006
Players
Current squad
Current squad of Deportes Iquique as of 13 July 2014
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Sources: Deportes Iquique squad at Football–Lineups.com
Manager: Nelson Acosta
Managers
 Ramón Estay (1979–81)- Andrés Prieto (1982)
- Jaime Campos (1983–84)
- Manuel Rodríguez Vega (1985)
- Ramón Estay (1986–88)
 Armando Luis Mareque (1989)- Ramón Estay (1990)
- Óscar Valenzuela (1990)
- Jaime Carreño (1991)
- Ramón Estay (1992)
- Jaime Carreño & Pedro Cejas (1992)
- Óscar Valenzuela (1993)
- Jaime Carreño (1993)
- Mario Maldonado (1993)
- Guillermo Páez Díaz (1994)
- Ramón Estay (1994)
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- Hugo Solís (1995)
- Juan Páez (1995)
- Joaquín Zaror (1996)
 Gerardo Pelusso (1996–97)- Manuel Rodríguez (1997–98)
- Jorge Garcés (1998–99)
- Miguel Ángel Arrué (1999)
- Jaime Carreño (2000–01)
- Ramón Estay (2001)
- Víctor Milanese Comisso (2002)
- Hernán Godoy (2002)
- Erick Guerrero (2002)
- Ramón Estay (2003)
- Carlos Ahumada (2003–05)
- Rubén Pozo (2005)
- Jaime Carreño (2006–07)
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- José Sulantay (2008)
- Horacio Rivas (2008–09)
- Erick Guerrero & Pedro Cejas (2009)
- Erick Guerrero (2009)
- Gustavo Huerta (2009–10)
- José Cantillana (April 1, 2010–March 1, 2011)
- Víctor Hugo Sarabia (2011)
- Jorge Pellicer (March 1, 2011–Aug 1, 2011)
- Fernando Vergara (Aug 1, 2011–Oct 30, 2012)
- Diego Musiano (Oct 30, 2012–Dec 31, 2012)
- Cristian Díaz (Jan 1, 2013–March 12, 2013)
- Jaime Vera (March 21, 2013–May 15 2014)
- Héctor Pinto (June 1, 2014–14)
- Nelson Acosta (2014–)
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Presidents
References
External links
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