Union Lara FC made its debut in the Copa República Bolivariana de Venezuela in 2000, facing Caracas Fútbol Club.

The club competed in the Venezuelan Second Division 2003/04 season, clinching the 'Apertura Tournament' championship, and reaching the final against Union Deportivo Marítimo.

Although they lost in regular time after a penalty shootout (4–1), the global result ended in a 2–2 draw, allowing them to stay in the silver category of Venezuelan football for another season.

The First Venezuelan Division 2007/08 started with the 'Opening Apertura 2007', a tournament national scope, where Union Lara achieved 3 victories throughout the semester and ended with 14 points, placing second to last and surpassing Red Star FC.

The Lara Fútbol Club remained in the silver category and played in the Ascent Tournament in the Second Venezuelan Division 2011/12 before economic problems led to its dissolution.

For the Third Venezuelan Division 2013/14, Lara Union was part of the Central Group II of the 'Opening 2013', where it managed to add a total of 13 units, classifying the next tournament of the season as one of the best third places.