2009 in Chilean football

none Chile 2009 2008 2010 This article covers the 2009 football season in Chile. National tournaments Primera División 2009 Chilean Primera División season Apertura Champion: Universidad de Chile (13th title) Topscorer: Esteban Paredes (17 goals) Clausura Champion: Colo-Colo (29th title) Topscorer: Diego Rivarola (13 goals) Relegated: Curicó Unido, Rangers, Municipal Iquique Source: RSSSFPrimera División stats Copa Chile 2009 Copa Chile Winner: Unión San Felipe (1st title) Source: RSSSF2009 Copa Chile stats National team results #dfd Win 1px solid #AAAAAA #FFFFCC Draw 1px solid #AAAAAA #FFCCCC Loss 1px solid #AAAAAA Friendly matches January 18 19:00 UTC-5 HON 1949 2–0 (Report) CHI Pavón 77 Guevara 84 pen. Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, United States 18,000 Shane Moody (United States) L February 11 19:30 UTC+2 South Africa 0–2 (Report) CHI Valdivia 45 Alexis 67 Pietersburg Stadium Polokwane, South Africa 15,000 Willson Mpansini (Zambia) W May 27 19:35 UTC+9 Japan 4–0 (Report)(Report) CHI Okazaki 20 24Abe 53Honda 90+2 Nagai Stadium Osaka, Japan 43,531 Anders Hermansen (Denmark) L May 29 19:00 UTC+9 BEL 1–1 (Report) CHI Roelandts 17 Medel 23 Fukuda Denshi Arena Chiba, Japan 6,050 Minoru Tojo (Japan) D August 12 20:15 UTC+2 DEN 1–2 (Report) CHI Schøne 63 Paredes 61 Alexis 69 Brøndby Stadium Brøndby, Denmark 12,000 Kristinn Jakobsson (Iceland) W November 4 22:30 UTC-3 CHI 2–1 PAR González 73 Paredes 93 Luis Cabral 69 Estadio CAP Talcahuano, Chile 10,500 Hector Baldassi (Argentina) W November 17 17:00 UTC+1 SVK 1–2 (Report) CHI Šesták 17 Jara 9 Paredes 55 Stadium Pod Dubňom Žilina, Slovakia 11,072 Istvan Vad (Hungary) W 2010 World Cup qualifiers 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL) March 29 18:10 UTC-5 Round 11 PER 1–3 (Report) CHI Fano 34 Alexis 2 Suazo 32 pen. Fernández 70 Estadio Monumental Lima, Peru 48,700 Carlos Amarilla (Paraguay) W April 1 19:10 UTC-4 Round 12 CHI 0–0 (Report) URU Estadio Nacional Santiago, Chile 55,000 Héctor Baldassi (Argentina) D June 6 18:50 UTC-4 Round 13 PAR 0–2 (Report) CHI Fernández 13 Suazo 50 Estadio Defensores del Chaco Asunción, Paraguay 34,000 Sergio Pezzotta (Argentina) W June 10 21:00 UTC-4 Round 14 CHI 4–0 (Report) BOL Beausejour 43 Estrada 74 Alexis 78 88 Estadio Nacional Santiago, Chile 60,214 Roberto Silvera (Uruguay) W September 5 21:30 UTC-4 Round 15 CHI 2–2 (Report) VEN Vidal 11 Millar 53 Maldonado 34 Rey 45+1 Estadio Monumental Santiago, Chile 44,000 René Ortubé (Bolivia) D September 9 22:00 UTC-3 Round 16 BRA 4–2 (Report) CHI Nilmar 31 74 76 Júlio Baptista 40 Suazo 45+1 pen. 52 Estádio de Pituaçu Salvador, Brazil 30,000 Jorge Larrionda (Uruguay) L October 10 17:00 UTC-5 Round 17 COL 2–4 (Report) CHI Vidal, o.g 14G. Moreno 53 Ponce 34Suazo 35Valdivia 71Orellana 78 Estadio Atanasio Girardot Medellín, Colombia 18,000 Victor Hugo Rivera (Perú) W October 14 19:00 UTC-3 Round 18 CHI 1–0 (Report) ECU Suazo 53 Estadio Monumental Santiago, Chile 47,000 Carlos Torres (Paraguay) W References External links Chile: Fixtures and Results 2009