History and description

Union Espanola played Audax Italiano in a friendly match at Estadio Santa Laura-Universidad SEK on 10 May 1923. The stadium officially opened with the match and has served as Union Espanola's home stadium ever since. The stadium underwent a major refurbishment in 2009 that included the replacement of wooden benches by plastic seats.

Since 2008, the Stadium has been operated by the SEK University, which has added the second part to the stadium name.

How to get to Estadio Santa Laura

The Estadio Santa Laura is located in the Independencia area of Santiago, at about 4 kilometers from the historic city center. The stadium is easily accessible by metro. Station Plaza Chacabuca lies right next to the stadium. Plaza Chacabuca is on line 3, which runs through the historic center and can be reached from the upscale Providencia area by transferring from line 1 at Universidad de Chile station.

Union Espanola Tickets

Union Espanola tickets can be bought online through Puntoticket or at the ticket windows of Estadio Santa Laura. You could expect to pay from $4,500 for a seat behind the goal to $18,000 for a central seat at the main stand.

Photos of Estadio Santa Laura

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Useful Internet links

The Santiago section of the official Union Espanola website offers information about travelling to Santiago, including public transport. Transantiago offers information about getting around Santiago using public transport.