List of football stadiums in Argentina

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The following is a list of football stadiums in Argentina , ordered by capacity. Stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more are included. Below the list is another one with stadiums with a capacity below 10,000.

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Stadiums list

#StadiumCapacityCityProvinceYear openedHome team(s)ImageReferences
1 Más Monumental
84,567
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1938 River Plate [n 1] The Mas Monumental after its expansion with the new stands directly on the pitch in spring 2023 during a match between River Plate and Union de Santa Fe.jpg [1] [2] [3]
2 La Bombonera
57,200
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1940 Boca Juniors La Bombonera 2.jpg [4] [5]
3 Mario Alberto Kempes 57,000 Córdoba Córdoba 1978 Belgrano (C) / Instituto / Racing (C) / Talleres (C) [n 1] Estadio Kempes luego de finalizar un partido.jpg [6]
4 Ciudad de La Plata 53,000 La Plata Buenos Aires 2003 Estudiantes (LP) / Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) [n 1] [n 2] EstadioUnicoLaPlata Interior June2014.jpg [7]
5 El Cilindro
50,880
Avellaneda Buenos Aires
1950
Racing Racing v. Independiente estadio1.jpg [8]
6 José Amalfitani 49,540 Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1951 Vélez Sársfield [n 1] [n 2] Argentina A vs Inglaterra A 02.JPG
7 Tomás Adolfo Ducó 48,314 Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1949 Huracán Estadio huracan interior tribuna gcba.jpg [9]
8 Pedro Bidegain 47,964 Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1993 San Lorenzo Platea Este Nuevo Gasometro 1.jpg [10]
9 Ciudad de Lanús 47,090 Lanús Buenos Aires 1929 CA Lanús Editaton Club Lanus - Instalaciones (8).JPG [11]
10 Libertadores de América 42,069 Avellaneda Buenos Aires 1928 Independiente Estadio Libertadores de America 2014.JPG [12]
11 Malvinas Argentinas 42,000 Mendoza Mendoza 1978 Godoy Cruz, Independiente Rivadavia, Huracán (LH), San Martín (M) [n 1] [n 2] Estadio Malvinas Argentinas 2012.jpg [13]
12 Gigante de Arroyito 41,465 Rosario Santa Fe 1926 Rosario Central [n 1] 2009 Argentina-Brasil en el Gigante.jpg
13 Marcelo Bielsa 38,095 Rosario Santa Fe 1911 Newell's Old Boys El Coloso del Parque 3.jpg [14]
14 Monumental José Fierro
35,200
San Miguel de Tucumán Tucumán 1922 Atlético Tucumán Estadio Monumental Jose Fierro 04.jpg [15]
15 José María Minella
35,180
Mar del Plata Buenos Aires 1978 Aldosivi / Alvarado [n 1] [n 2] Jose-Maria-Minella-Stadium present.JPG [16]
16 Eduardo Gallardón
35,000
Lomas de Zamora Buenos Aires 1940 Los Andes Estadio Eduardo Gallardon.jpg [17]
17 Florencio Sola
34,900
Banfield Buenos Aires 1940 CA Banfield The Estadio Florencio Sola during a match between Banfield and Platense (2023).jpg [18]
18 Jorge Luis Hirschi
32,530
La Plata Buenos Aires 1907 Estudiantes (LP) Estadio-Jorge-Luis-Hirschi-Reinauguracion-2019-Vista-Platea-Oficial.jpg [19]
19 Nueva España
32,500
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1981 Deportivo Español Estadio Espana Campo de Juego.jpg
20 Nuevo Francisco Urbano
32,000
Morón Buenos Aires 2013 Deportivo Morón Nuevo Francisco Urbano Aerea de Juli meyer.jpg [20]
21 Juan Carmelo Zerillo
30,973
La Plata Buenos Aires 1924 Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP) Museo Tripero - Estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo. 07.JPG [21]
22 Brigadier General Estanislao López
30,835
Santa Fe Santa Fe 1946 C.A. Colón Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao Lopez - Colon de Santa Fe.jpg [22]
23 Julio César Villagra
30,500
Córdoba Córdoba 1929 Belgrano (C) Belgrano vs San Miguel 2022 23.jpg [23]
24 La Ciudadela
30,250
San Miguel de Tucumán Tucumán 1932 San Martín (Tucumán) Estadio La Ciudadela 02.jpg [24]
25 Centenario Ciudad de Quilmes
30,200
Quilmes Buenos Aires 1995 Quilmes AC Quilmes Cancha Partido.jpg [25]
26 Madre de Ciudades
30,000
Santiago del Estero Santiago del Estero
2020
Central Córdoba / C.A. Mitre [n 1] Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades (Este).jpg [26]
27 Ciudad de Vicente López
28,530
Vicente López Buenos Aires 1979 Platense Estadio platense.jpg [27]
28 Único de Villa Mercedes
28,000
Villa Mercedes San Luis
2017
[n 3] Estadio La Pedrera Villa Mercedes.jpg [28]
29 José Dellagiovanna
26,282
Victoria Buenos Aires
1936
Tigre Tigre estadio tribuna peron.jpg [29]
30 15 de Abril
26,000
Santa Fe Santa Fe 1929 Unión (SF) Estadio 15 de Abril - Club Atletico Union de Santa Fe.jpg [30]
31 Alfredo Beranger
26,000
Temperley Buenos Aires 1924 Temperley Estadio Alfredo Beranger.jpg [31]
32 Presidente Perón
26,000
Córdoba Córdoba 1951 Instituto Estadio alta cordoba cropped.jpg [32]
33 Diego Armando Maradona
26,000
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)2003 Argentinos Juniors Estadio argentinos juniors.jpg [33]
34 San Juan del Bicentenario
25,000
San Juan San Juan 2011 San Martín (SJ) / Desamparados [n 1] [n 2] Estadio San Jua del Bicentenario, Pocito.JPG [34]
35 Centenario
25,000
Resistencia Chaco 2011 Sarmiento Platea alta y baja del Estadio Centenario.jpg [35] [36]
36 Único de San Nicolás
25,000
San Nicolás Buenos Aires
2019
(various) [n 4] [37] [38]
37 Fragata Presidente Sarmiento
25,000
Isidro Casanova Buenos Aires
1969
Almirante Brown Cablocalalte.JPG [39]
38 Arq. Ricardo Etcheverri
24,442
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1905 Ferro Carril Oeste Estadioferrocarriloeste.jpg [40]
39 Chacarita Juniors
24,300
Villa Maipú Buenos Aires 1945 Chacarita Juniors Chacarita estadio tribuna oficial.jpg [41]
40 Gigante del Norte
24,300
Salta Salta 1993 Gimnasia y Tiro Estadio gigante del norte 2011.jpg [42]
41 23 de Agosto
23,200
San Salvador de Jujuy Jujuy 1973 Gimnasia y Esgrima (J) Estadio 23 de agosto (07).jpg
42 Eva Perón
22,000
Junín Buenos Aires 1951 Sarmiento (J) Estadio Eva Peron Club Sarmiento de Junin 2.jpg [43]
43 Islas Malvinas
21,500
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1963
All Boys Albo Panorama2.jpg [44]
44 Padre Ernesto Martearena
21,000
Salta Salta 2001 Central Norte / Juventud Antoniana [n 2] Estadio Padre Ernestro Martearena de Salta.jpg [45]
45 Nueva Chicago
20,000 [n 5]
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)1940 Nueva Chicago Tribuna que da al barrio Los Perales.jpg [46]
46 Norberto Tomaghello
20,000
Florencio Varela Buenos Aires 1978 Defensa y Justicia Estadio Norberto Tito Tomaghello Panoramica.jpg [47]
47 Julio Grondona
18,500
Sarandí Buenos Aires
1964
Arsenal Estadio.Arsenal.Futbol.Club.jpg [48]
48 Roberto Carminatti
18,000
Bahía Blanca Buenos Aires
1942
Olimpo Roberto Carminatti 2021.jpg
49 Don León Kolbowski
18,000
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1960
Atlanta Estadio Don Leon Kolbowsky (Club Atletico Atlanta)..jpg [49]
50 José Nehin
18,000
San Juan San Juan
1960
Sportivo Desamparados Serpentario-csd.png [50]
51 Alvaro Pedro Ducás
16,500
Neuquén Neuquén Province
1963
Alianza de Cutral Có
52 Ciudad de Caseros
16,000
Caseros Buenos Aires
1963
Estudiantes (BA) Cancha de estudiantes.jpg [51]
53 Miguel Sancho
15,000
Córdoba Córdoba 1948 Racing (C) Racingdecordobamiguelsanchopanoramica.jpg [52]
54 José Antonio Romero Feris
15,000
Corrientes Corrientes
1986
Huracán Corrientes [53]
55 Raúl Conti
15,000
Puerto Madryn Chubut
1967
Guillermo Brown Estadio Raul Conti (Club Guillermo Brown de Puerto Madryn)..jpg [54]
56 Alfredo Terrera
14,000
Santiago del Estero Santiago del Estero
1946
Central Córdoba (SdE) Estadio Alfredo Terrera.jpg [55]
57 Feliciano Gambarte
11,000 [n 6]
Mendoza Mendoza 1959 Godoy Cruz Feliciano Gambarte.jpg [56] [57]
58 Presbítero Bartolomé Grella
14,000
Paraná Entre Ríos 1956 Patronato [58]
59 Francisco Cabasés
13,000
Córdoba Córdoba
1931
Talleres (C) LaBoutiqueTalleresCordoba.jpg [59]
60 Tres de Febrero
13,000
José Ingenieros Buenos Aires
1956
Almagro Estadio Tres de Febrero popular.jpg [60]
61 Víctor Legrotaglie
11,000
Mendoza Mendoza
1934
Gimnasia y Esgrima (M) Estadio Victor Legrotaglie - Panoramica (2017).jpg [61]
62 Gabino Sosa
10,000
Rosario Santa Fe
1907
Central Córdoba (R) Estadio Gabino Sosa - CA Central Cordoba - Rosario (1).jpg [62]
63 Comandante Andrés Guacurarí
10,000
Garupá Misiones
2003
Crucero del Norte Tribuna Carlos A. Garcia Coni - Cancha de Crucero del Norte.jpg [63]
Notes
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Also hosted matches of the Argentina national team.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Also hosted matches of the Argentina national rugby team.
  3. Operated by Liga Mercedina de Fútbol, the regional football league of Villa Mercedes.
  4. Operated by Liga Nicoleña de Fútbol, the regional football league of San Nicolás Partido.
  5. Information about the real capacity varies according to sources. The average sets between 24,000 and 29,000 but the preferred is 20,000 per security reasons.
  6. Remodelation in progress, expected to be opened in June 2024.

Stadiums with a capacity below 10,000

StadiumCapacityCityProvinceYear openedHome team(s)ImageReference
Juan Pasquale
9,000
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1910
Defensores de Belgrano Estadio defensores belgrano 1922.jpg [64]
Municipal de Comodoro Rivadavia
8,000
Comodoro Rivadavia Chubut
1942
Comisión de Actividades Infantiles / Huracán (CR) / Jorge Newbery El muni con la cai.jpg [65]
Ofelia Rosenzuaig
8,000
Carlos Casares Buenos Aires
2012
Club Agropecuario
José Martín Olaeta
8,000
Rosario Santa Fe
1944
C.A. Argentino (R) [66]
Abel Sastre
8,000
Puerto Madryn Chubut
2006
Deportivo Madryn
Omar Higinio Sperdutti
8,000
Maipú Mendoza
1932
Deportivo Maipú Club Deportivo Maipu - Estadio Omar Higinio Sperdutti 2.jpg
Villa Alonso
7,000
Santa Rosa La Pampa
2000
General Belgrano (SR) [67]
Mario Losinno
6,000
Zárate Buenos Aires
1942
Defensores Unidos
Carlos V
5,000
Jáuregui Buenos Aires
1960
Flandria Hinchada2.jpg
Claudio Tapia
4,400
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1916
Barracas Central Estadio barracas central 1922.jpg [68]
Alfredo Ramos
3,000
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1962
Comunicaciones [69]
Guillermo Laza
3,000
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1993
Deportivo Riestra [70]

Former football venues

Venues that hosted football matches in the past but have other uses nowadays:

StadiumCapac.CityProvinceOpen.Home team(s)Current
uses
ImageRef.
Plaza Jewell
4,000
Rosario Santa Fe
1889
Atlético del Rosario / Rosario R.U. rugby / field hockey Plaza jewell postal cropped.jpg [71] [72]
Virrey del Pino
500
Buenos Aires (autonomous city)
1902
Belgrano A.C. rugby / cricket Campo de juego principal Belgrano Athletic Club Febrero 2023 02.jpg [73]

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