Description
Located in the municipality of Macul, southeast of Santiago, the Monumental David Arellano Stadium is an iconic piece of Chilean sports infrastructure. Home to Colo-Colo, it also hosts matches of the national team and other Chilean teams. The stadium’s current capacity is 47,000 spectators, making it one of the largest in the country. Since its first opening in 1975 and subsequent renovation in 1989, the stadium has hosted important football events, including the 1991 Copa Libertadores Final.
The stadium bears the name of David Arellano, the legendary founder of Colo-Colo, and is managed by Blanco y Negro. Important renovations carried out since 1993 have ensured the safety and comfort of spectators. Information on the schedule and posters is available on our website, where you can also buy tickets for upcoming matches. The Monumental David Arellano stadium continues to play a key role in Chile's sporting life, providing a venue for national and international competitions.