Municipal Iquique is a professional football club from the coastal city of Iquique, Chile, competing in the Liga de Ascenso. The team plays its home matches at the Estadio Tierra de Campeones. Founded in 1978, the club's colors are sky blue and white, representing the sea and sky of the Tarapacá Region. The club was born from a merger of local teams, aiming to consolidate footballing talent in the north. Iquique's history includes significant success, most notably winning the Chilean Primera División title in the 1980 Apertura tournament, a historic achievement that cemented their place in the nation's football lore. The club has also enjoyed several stints in the top division in the modern era, known for producing exciting attacking football. Currently in the second tier, the team is focused on rebuilding and mounting a serious promotion challenge, drawing on strong local support. The fan base, known as "Los Dragones Celestes," is famous for their vibrant and colorful support, creating one of the best atmospheres in Chilean football. Municipal Iquique is a club with a proud history and a passionate future.