Colo-Colo Founded: Chile's National Pride on the Pitch
Footballer David Arellano and teammates who had split from Deportes Magallanes founded Colo-Colo at El Llano Stadium in Santiago, creating what would become Chile's most successful club. The team's grassroots origins and working-class fan base turned it into a symbol of national pride, eventually winning the Copa Libertadores in 1991.
April 19, 1925
101 years ago
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