Santiago Wanderers is a historic Chilean football club from the port city of Valparaíso. They currently compete in the Chilean Primera B, the country's second division, following a recent relegation. The club's home is the iconic Estadio Elías Figueroa Brander, also known as Estadio Playa Ancha. Founded in 1892, Santiago Wanderers is recognized as the oldest football club in Chile and wears green and white kits. The club has a proud history, having won the Chilean top division on multiple occasions, with their last title coming in 2001. That early 2000s team, led by iconic figures, represents a key era for the club. In recent years, however, the club has struggled with consistency, resulting in their presence in the Primera B as they fight for an immediate return to the top flight. The fan base, known as "Caturros," is famously passionate and loyal, creating one of the most vibrant atmospheres in Chilean football, especially during the Clásico Porteño against Everton de Viña del Mar. Santiago Wanderers is a club defined by its history, its unique identity, and its unwavering pursuit of a return to former glories.