2009 Copa Chile

The 2009 Copa Chile was the 30th edition of the competition. The competition started on May 10, 2009 with the preliminary round and concluded on November 15, 2009 with the Final. The winner qualifies for the 2010 Copa Sudamericana.

Teams
A record 82 clubs were accepted for the competition; one club, Luis Matte Larrain, folded before the fixtures were released, leaving 81 clubs to appear in the draw. The teams for this edition are the teams from the Primera Division, Primera B, Tercera Division, regional amateur club champions, and selected amateur teams.

Primera División

 * Audax Italiano
 * Cobreloa
 * Cobresal
 * Colo-Colo
 * Curicó Unido
 * Deportes La Serena
 * Everton
 * Huachipato
 * Municipal Iquique


 * Ñublense
 * O'Higgins
 * Palestino
 * Rangers
 * Santiago Morning
 * Unión Española
 * Universidad Católica
 * Universidad de Chile
 * Universidad de Concepción

Primera B

 * Coquimbo Unido
 * Deportes Antofagasta
 * Deportes Concepción
 * Deportes Copiapó
 * Deportes Melipilla
 * Deportes Puerto Montt
 * Lota Schwager


 * Naval
 * Provincial Osorno
 * San Marcos de Arica
 * Santiago Wanderers
 * San Luis
 * Unión La Calera
 * Unión San Felipe

Tercera División

 * Provincial AGC
 * Deportivo Lo Barnechea
 * Deportes Colchagua
 * Deportes Ovalle
 * Deportes Temuco
 * Deportes Valdivia
 * Fernández Vial
 * Iberia


 * Linares Unido
 * Magallanes
 * Municipal Mejillones
 * Corporación Peñalolén
 * San Antonio Unido
 * Trasandino
 * Unión Quilpué
 * Unión Temuco

Cuarta División

 * Academia Quilpué
 * Academia Samuel Reyes
 * Corporación Ñuñoa
 * Deportes Cerro Navia
 * Deportes Quilicura
 * Deportes Santa Cruz
 * Enfoque de Rancagua
 * Ferroviarios
 * General Velásquez


 * Juventud Padre Hurtado
 * Juventud Puente Alto
 * Lautaro de Buin
 * Municipal La Pintana
 * Provincial Talagante
 * Pudahuel Barrancas
 * Universidad Iberoamericana

Regional teams

 * Antofagasta - Asotel (Antofagasta)
 * Araucanía - Luchador (Lican Ray)
 * Arica & Parinacota - Trasandino de Socoroma (Arica)
 * Atacama - Juventus (Caldera)
 * Aysén - Lord Cochrane (Aysén)
 * Biobío - Lord Cochrane (Concepción)
 * Coquimbo - David Arellano (Coquimbo)
 * Los Lagos - Deportivo Lintz


 * Los Ríos - Audax de Futrono
 * Magallanes - Prat de Punta Arenas
 * Maule - Favorita (Lontué)
 * O'Higgins - Juan Lyon (Pichidegua)
 * Santiago Metropolitan - Manuel Rodríguez (Puente Alto)
 * Tarapacá - Yungay (Iquique)
 * Valparaíso - Balmaceda (San Antonio)

Special invitee

 * Selección Rapa Nui

First round
This round comprised the 2009 Tercera B teams (except one), one Regional Amateur Champion, plus five of the winners of the preliminary round.


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Second round
This round comprised the winners of the first round (except one), the remaining 2009 Tercera B team, and one Regional Amateur Champion team.


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Third round
This round comprised the winners of the second round (except two), the remaining winner of the first round, the 2009 Tercera División teams, plus two Regional Amateur Champion teams.


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Fourth round
The Fourth Round marks the beginning of the competition for professional teams. The draw for the Fourth Round was held on July 31, 2009 and was conducted by the "Manager of National Tournaments", René Rosas. This round comprised the winners of the Third Round, the 2009 Primera B teams, Primera División team Colo-Colo, and special invitee Selección Rapa Nui (the Easter Island Team).