Estadio Federico Schwager

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Estadio Federico Schwager
Estadio Federico Schwager
Location Coronel, Chile
OwnerMunicipality of Coronel
Capacity 5,700
Field size105 x 75 m
Surfacegrass
Opened1942
Tenants
Lota Schwager
Deportes Coronel

Estadio Municipal Federico Schwager is a multi-use stadium in Coronel, Chile. It's currently used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of Lota Schwager. The stadium holds 5,700 people and was built in 1945.

Coordinates: 37°00′28″S73°10′13″W / 37.0078°S 73.1703°W / -37.0078; -73.1703

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