Club Deportivo Universidad Católica is a Chilean professional association football club based in Santiago. Universidad Católica currently plays in the Chilean Primera División.
This list encompasses the major honours won by Universidad Católica and records set by the club and their players. The club's record appearance maker is Mario Lepe, who made 639 appearances from 1982 to 2000; the club's record goalscorer is forward Rodrigo Barrera, who scored 118 goals in all competitions from 1990 to 2002.
Honours
Domestic
League
Primera División
Winners (16): 1949, 1954, 1961, 1966, 1984, 1987, 1997-A, 2002-A, 2005-C, 2010, 2016-C, 2016-A, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Segunda División
Winners (2): 1956, 1975
Cups
Copa Chile
Winners (4): 1983, 1991, 1995, 2011
Copa República
Winners (1): 1983
Supercopa de Chile:
Winners (4): 2016, 2019, 2020, 2021
Continental
Copa Libertadores
Runners-up (1): 1993
Copa Interamericana: 1
Winners (1): 1993
International (Unofficial)
International Tournament of Pascua: 1
Winners (1): 1950
Players
Appearances Competitive, professional matches only. Bold indicates player is still active at club level.
RankPlayerYearsTotal1 Mario Lepe1982-20006392 Andrés Romero1984-19994843 Nelson Parraguez1991-20044354 Cristián Álvarez1998-20184235 Alberto Fouillioux1957-19753716 Sergio Livingstone1938-19593667 Rodrigo Barrera1990-20023528 Milovan Mirosevic1997-20173389 Washington Villarroel1958-1971328 10 Jorge Ormeño2004-2012323
Others Player with most trophies with Universidad Católica: 11 – José Pedro Fuenzalida Most appearances in Universidad Católica: 639 – Mario Lepe Most appearances in Copa Libertadores de América: 76 – Mario Lepe Most appearances in Copa Sudamericana: 27 – Cristopher Toselli
Goalscorers Competitive, professional matches only. Appearances, including substitutes, appear in parentheses. RankPlayerYearsLeague2ºLeagueCupSouth AmericaOtherTotalRatio1 Fernando Zampedri 2020-113 - 11 15 - 2 Rodrigo Barrera 1986-200277 - 33 7 1 3 Raimundo Infante 1946-1957105 9 - - - 4 Alberto Fouillioux 1958-197589 - 5 11 - 5 Néstor Isella 1963-197093 3 - 12 - 6 Osvaldo Hurtado 1980-198868 - 32 3 1 7 Milovan Mirošević 1997-201778 - 6 8 4 8 Alberto Acosta 1994-199760 - 13 19 - 9 Jorge Aravena 1976-198444 - 35 4 2 10 Luis Pérez 1985-199041 - 28 6 -
1Includes all South America club competitive competitions, Copa Libertadores and Copa Interamericana. 2Includes Torneos de Invierno, Copa República, Mercosur, Liguillas y Copa Apertura.
Others Most goals scored in Primera División: 113 – Fernando Zampedri Most goals scored in Segunda División: 13 – Horacio Cisternas Most goals scored in Copa Chile: 35 – Jorge Aravena Most goals scored in Supercopa de Chile: 2 Fernando Zampedri Gonzalo Tapia Most goals scored in Copa Libertadores: 18 – Alberto Acosta Most goals scored in Copa Sudamericana: 6 – Jorge Quinteros Most goals in a match: Luka Tudor, 7 goals (against Deportes Antofagasta, First Division, 21 November 1993) Youngest hat-trick scorer: Jeisson Vargas, 18 years, 51 days (against San Marcos de Arica, First Division, 6 November 2015) 1º Division top scorers 17 – Víctor Mancilla (1943) 21 – Osvaldo "Arica" Hurtado (1987) 33 – Alberto Acosta (1994) 15 – David Bisconti (Apertura 1997) 19 – Milovan Mirošević (2010) 11 – Nicolás Castillo (Clausura 2016) 13 – Nicolás Castillo (Apertura 2016) 20 – Fernando Zampedri (2020) 23 – Fernando Zampedri (2021) 18 – Fernando Zampedri (2022) 17 – Fernando Zampedri (2023) 19 – Fernando Zampedri (2024) 16 – Fernando Zampedri (2025) International cups top scorers 9 – Juan Carlos Almada (Copa Libertadores 1993) 11 – Alberto Acosta (Copa Libertadores 1997) 5 – Jorge Quinteros (Copa Libertadores 2006) 5 – Michael Ríos (Copa Sudamericana 2012) America's Ideal Team Patricio Toledo (1991) José Guillermo del Solar (1991) Gary Medel (2009) Others records Least beaten goalkeeper: 1352 – José María Buljubasich
Team records
Matches
Record wins Record Primera División win: 10–1 (v. Palestino, 1994) Record Copa Chile win: 10–0 (v. San Pedro de Atacama, 2010) Record Supercopa de Chile win: 5–0 (v. Palestino, 2019) Record Copa Libertadores win: 6–0 (v. Mineros de Guayana, Venezuela, 1997 and v. Minervén S.C., Venezuela, 1997) Record Copa Mercosur win: 2–0 (v. Boca Juniors, 29 September 1998) Record Copa Sudamericana win: 5–0 (v. Alianza Atlético, 2005)
Record defeats Record Primera División defeat: 2–9 (v. Audax Italiano, 1945) Record Supercopa de Chile defeat: 1–4 (v. Colo Colo, 2017) Record Copa Libertadores defeat: 2–7 (v. Emelec, 1945) Record Copa Mercosur defeat: 1–5 (v. Gremio, 1 September 1998) Record Copa Sudamericana defeat: 0–5 (v. Independiente del Valle, 2019)
Record consecutive results Most games won in one league season: 27 (in 1999) Most games won in short tournaments: 18 (in Clausura 2005)
Goals Most goals scored in one league season: 102 (in 1999) Most goals scored in short tournaments: 56 (in Apertura 2002)
Points
Most points in one league season: Two points for a win: 54 points (in 39 matches in the 1970 Primera División de Chile, First Division) Three points for a win: 74 points (in 34 matches in the 2010 Primera Division of Chile, First Division) Most points in short tournaments: Three points for a win: 49 points (in 19 matches in the 2005 Torneo Clausura, First Division) Fewest points in a season: Two points for a win: 10 points (in 10 matches in the 1942 Primera División de Chile, First Division) Three points for a win: 44 points (in 30 matches in the 2000 Chilean Primera División, First Division) Fewest points in short tournaments: Three points for a win: 16 points (in 15 matches in the 2017 Chilean Primera División, First Division)
Other achievements Seasons in Primera División: 79 (1939–1955, 1957–1973, 1976–) Seasons in Segunda División: 3 (1956, 1974–1975) Best IFFHS position: 8th Highest attendance: 77,890 against Universidad de Chile (on 11 January 1967, at Estadio Nacional) Highest home attendance: 20,396 against Cobreloa (on 1 November 1992, at San Carlos de Apoquindo)
Managerial records
Season-by-season performance
South America statistics
References