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Estadio Gabino Sosa

Estadio Gabino Sosa is a football stadium located in the city of Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina. It is owned and operated by C.A. Central Córdoba. Opened in 1907, the stadium has a capacity of 10,000 people. In November 1969, the stadium was named after former Central Córdoba and Argentina national team player Gabino Sosa, highly regarded as one of the best players in Central Córdoba history. History The first Central Córdoba field was located on Boulevard Argentino and 25 de Diciembre (today, 'Juan Manuel de Rosas'). In 1907, the club moved to their current location on Rosas and Virasoro streets. As the club had a close relationship with the owners of Córdoba Central Railway (Ferrocarril Central Córdoba) due to most of their members were employees of the FCCC, the company allowed the club to use a land where a new stadium was built. In 1916, both parties signed an agreement that established the club would pay a rent for the land. In the 1920s, the club built the first grandstands in the stadium, placed on the east side. In 1931 a new metallic grandstand was built in the stadium. It was 100 m wide and 6 m high, and replaced the old east side stands. Works were carried out by the Chaina & Cía. company, and were completed in only seven days. In 1958, Central Córdoba acquired the land to Ferrocarriles Argentinos, owner of it after the Argentine railway system was nationalised in 1948. When Central Córdoba won the 1957 Primera B championship and were promoted to Primera División, the Argentine Football Association (AFA) forced the club to expand the capacity of their stadium as a requirement to host matches in the top division. Therefore, in 1958 Central Córdoba built two new grandstands (on the north and south sides) while the goal posts were moved to the east and west sides to fit the AFA's rules. The club inaugurated a lighting system in a friendly match vs Banfield that Central Córdoba won 5–4 in January 1942. Nonetheless, only friendly matches (usually pre-season tournaments) were played by night at the stadium during the subsequent decades. In 1994 the original wooden towers were replaced by concrete ones. During the Central Córdoba's stay in Primera B Nacional, the squad played several night matches. In October 2023, the lighting system of the stadium was used again after a five-year hiatus. It was possible thanks to a donation of neighbour club Newell's Old Boys, which gave Central Córdoba forty lamps that had been replaced in their own venue, Marcelo Bielsa Stadium. Central Córdoba's members, supporters and executives also gave money to help with costs. The last match played at night was in April 2018. References External links Official website
Stadio Gabino Sosa

Lo stadio Gabino Sosa (in spagnolo: Estadio Gabino Sosa) è un impianto sportivo di Rosario, in Argentina. Ospita le partite interne del Central Córdoba ed è intitolato alla memoria del nazionale argentino Gabino Sosa. Ha una capienza di 10.000 spettatori. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su stadio Gabino Sosa Collegamenti esterni Stadiums in Argentina (archiviato dall'url originale il 26 giugno 2015).
Estadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez

Estadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez is a football stadium in the city of San Juan in Argentina. It is owned and operated by C.A. San Martín. With a capacity of 26,500 spectators, it is the second biggest stadium in San Juan Province after Estadio del Bicentenario. The stadium was named after engineer Hilario Sánchez Rodríguez (1925–1987), former goalkeeper and then president of San Martín (1971–1983), regarded as one of the most prominent executives of the club. Overview The stadium was inaugurated on Monday, 9 July 1951 in a friendly match between San Martín and Independiente Rivadavia. San Martín won 3–1. During the presidency of Hilario Sánchez, the club added a lighting system to the stadium, and built new concrete grandstands which replaced the old wooden stands. Six months after the passing of Sánchez (29 May 1987), the Executive Committee (leaded by Miguel Sánchez, Hilario's brother) decided to name the stadium after him. Nevertheless, it would be changed to "Estadio 27 de Septiembre" (to commemorate the date of foundation of San Martín) in 1995. Nevertheless, the stadium returned to the "Hilario Sánchez" name in 2006. The venue was renovated in 2007 because San Martín had promoted to Primera División after defeating Huracán in the 2007 promotion playoff. and the stadium needed a bigger capacity to host matches in the top-division league. Therefore a new grandstand for 14,000 people was built and the stadium increased its capacity. Works included construction of new press booths. Notable matches One of the San Martín's most outstandings achievements playing in Hilario Sánchez stadium occurred on 13 April 2013, when the squad beat Boca Juniors 6–1, with goals scored by Humberto Osorio (3), Jorge Luna, Lucas Landa, and Sebastián Penco. The stadium hosted a Argentina national team match, when the squad then coached by Diego Maradona played a friendly game vs Costa Rica, on 26 January 2010. Argentina won 3–2, with an attendance of 16,000. It was the second time Argentina played a match in San Juan. References
Estadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez

El estadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez es un estadio de fútbol ubicado en la ciudad de San Juan, provincia de San Juan, Argentina, inaugurado el 9 de septiembre de 1951. En él se disputan los partidos de fútbol que el San Martín de San Juan juega como local. Lleva ese nombre en honor al histórico exjugador y expresidente de la institución Hilario Sánchez. El 16 de junio del 2007 San Martín logró el ascenso a la Primera División de Argentina por primera vez en su historia tras vencer a Huracán en San Juan. Su estadio, hasta ese entonces, contaba con una capacidad de 13.000 personas. La Comisión Directiva, comenzó apenas una semana después del ascenso la remodelación necesaria para recibir al Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro, en la segunda fecha del Torneo Apertura. En poco más de un mes se construyó la nueva popular norte, con una capacidad para 8.500 personas. Además, se montaron veinte nuevas cabinas para la prensa, baños en los diferentes accesos y se reacondicionaron los vestuarios. A partir de allí, se convirtió en el tercer estadio más importante de la región de Cuyo detrás del Estadio Malvinas Argentinas de Mendoza y del Estadio del Bicentenario de San Juan. Popular Norte 8.500 espectadores, Platea Este 5.700 espectadores, Platea Oeste 3.300 espectadores y Popular Sur 2.500 espectadores, dando una capacidad aproximada de 20.000 espectadores. El 26 de enero de 2010 albergó el partido amistoso en que la Selección de fútbol de Argentina, dirigida por Diego Maradona, se enfrentó a su par de Costa Rica. Galería Capacidad El estadio actualmente posee una capacidad aproximada de 19.325 espectadores de pie. Referencias Enlaces externos www.estadiosdeargentina.com.ar - Estadio de San Martín de San Juan
Stadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez

Lo Stadio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez (in portoghese Estádio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez), noto anche come Stadio 27 settembre (port. Estádio 27 de Septiembre), è uno stadio di calcio di San Juan, in Argentina. È intitolato ad Hilario Sánchez, storico ex giocatore e presidente del San Martín (SJ). Storia Costruito nel 1951, lo stadio è stato rinnovato nel 2007 in seguito alla prima storica promozione del San Martín (SJ) in Primera División. Fu costruita la nuova tribuna nord da 14.000 spettatori e furono modernizzati spogliatoi ed area stampa. Il 26 gennaio 2010 ha ospitato l'amichevole della Nazionale argentina vinta 3-2 contro la Costa Rica.
Estádio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez

O Estádio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez, é o estádio do San Martín. Localizado na cidade de San Juan, Argentina, conta uma capacidade de 19.000 espectadores. História O Estádio Ingeniero Hilario Sánchez abriu oficialmente no dia 9 de setembro de 1951. Na época, consistia apenas de um campo pequeno com arquibancadas de madeira. Sob a liderança do Presidente Hilario Sánchez, durante os anos 70 e 80, o San Martín se tornou um clube profissional, o que requiriu a construção de uma arquibancada de concreto. Hilário Sánches morreu em 1987 e 6 meses depois o estádio foi nomeado em sua homenagem. No entanto, ele mudou de nome temporariamente entre 1995 e 2006. Quando o San Martín foi promovido pela primeira vez a Primeira Divisão, em 2007, o estádio tinha capacidade para 12.000 pessoas. Referências
Estadio La Ciudadela

Estadio La Ciudadela is a football stadium located in the Ciudadela district of San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. Inaugurated in 1932, the stadium is owned and operated by C.A. San Martín and has a capacity 30,250 people. History San Martín had played in lent or rented venues, such as "Plaza de los Burros" (where the club was evicted), Gimnasio Sport (on Avenida Sarmiento and Laprida), the Sáenz Peña Gym, among others. In 1922, the club acquired a land on Bolívar and Alberdi streets. A house located on one of the land's corners, was refurbished and used as locker room. This first own venue was inaugurated on 6 July 1924 in a friendly match vs River Plate. Nevertheless, the global economic crisis due to Wall Street crash of 1929 caused San Martín dismantled their venue and then sold the land to pay debts. After searching for a new location (farest from the downtown), the club set in the Ciudadela neighborhood. The first official match in Ciudadela was played on 24 March 1932 in a friendly match vs Uruguayan side Uruguay Postal. The stadium had two grandstands, one made of wood, and the other was a "metallic" stand. The president of San Martín that opened the stadium was Francisco Sanjuán. With Ernesto García as president in the 1960s, the north and south stalls were built. Other works in those years included the installation of a lighting system, inaugurated in a 1968 Torneo Nacional match vs San Lorenzo de Almagro. In the 1970s, the stadium increased its capacity with the expansion of the grandstands. The stadium has further expansions in early 1990s. References External links Media related to Estadio La Ciudadela at Wikimedia Commons Official website
Estadio La Ciudadela

El Estadio San Martín de Tucumán, conocido popularmente como La Ciudadela, es un recinto deportivo propiedad del club homónimo, ubicado en la ciudad de San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. Situado en el barrio de Ciudadela, este estadio cuenta con una capacidad para 30.000 espectadores.​​ Historia San Martín fue el primer campeón de la Federación Tucumana de Fútbol, en 1919. La popularidad ganada con ello lo llevó a construir un estadio inaugurado en 1924. Sin embargo los malos resultados deportivos y la acumulación de deudas obligaron al club a vender el estadio en 1929. En 1930 después de la mala experiencia vivida; socios y dirigentes más unidos que nunca, bajo la presidencia del Ing. Mario Bron compran el inmueble de Av. Pellegrini y Bolívar, terreno en el que se levanta actualmente el estadio. Dos años más tarde y ya bajo la presidencia de Francisco San Juan se lo inaugura, precisamente un 24 de marzo de 1932, donde disputó un Match internacional frente al Team Uruguay Postal de Montevideo, ese día se hicieron presentes el gobernador de la provincia Juan Luis Nougués y las autoridades correspondientes de la Federación Tucumana de Fútbol; por entonces el predio contaba con una coqueta tribuna oficial metálica, exclusiva para los asociados y dirigentes, también se trajo desde el Primer Estadio de Alberdi y Bolívar la vieja tribuna de madera, que se la ubicó en el sector de Av. Pellegrini. El estadio fue denominado La Ciudadela, nombre con múltiples significados, pues ese era el nombre que llevaba la fortaleza instalada en ese punto desde la época colonial, razón por la cual así fue llamado el barrio; también fue en esos terrenos donde se disputó en 1812 la Batalla de Tucumán, decisiva para la Independencia de Argentina; finalmente el club y sus simpatizantes asumieron la idea de que el estadio, debía ser un "fortín" o "ciudadela", en la que el equipo resultara invencible. Durante la presidencia de Ernesto García Soaje San Martín creció a pasos agigantados y sobre todo en lo que a obras en el estadio se refiere, llevándose se capacidad de 12 000 personas a 20 000 a fines de 1968. Este hecho permitía por su comodidad lograr una mayor concurrencia de espectadores y por ende que las recaudaciones fueran aumentando permanentemente. Desde el instante mismo en que el Ingeniero Natalio Mirkin asumía la presidencia del club en 1973 se comprometió a continuar los ambiciosos planes tendientes a dotar al estadio de mayores comodidades. Es así que se decide encarar la ampliación de las tribunas populares sobre calles Rondeau y Avenida Pellegrini y, en agosto de 1976, se inaugura la ampliación sobre el sector sur que daban cabida a 4500 personas, con lo que el estadio tenía ya una capacidad de 21 500 espectadores. Además de jugar de local San Martín, en la Ciudadela anualmente se juega la final de la Liga Tucumana. Véase también Club Atlético San Martín (Tucumán) Fútbol de Argentina Referencias Enlaces externos Web oficial Archivado el 27 de noviembre de 2020 en Wayback Machine.
Stadio La Ciudadela

Lo stadio La Ciudadela (in spagnolo: Estadio La Ciudadela) è un impianto sportivo di San Miguel de Tucumán, in Argentina. Ospita le partite interne del Club Atlético San Martín ed ha una capienza di 30 250 spettatori. Storia Costruito nel 1951, lo stadio è stato rinnovato nel 2016 aggiungendo una nuova tribuna nel settore sud dello stadio, portando di fatto la capacità a 30.250 persone. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Estadio La Ciudadela Collegamenti esterni (ES) Sito ufficiale, su clubatleticosanmartin.com.ar.
Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss

The Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss, commonly known as Parque Roca due to its location within the limits of the Parque Polideportivo Roca, is a multi-purpose stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The stadium, owned and operated by the Government of Buenos Aires, is located at Avenida Coronel Roca and Avenida Escalada in the Villa Soldati neighborhood. The stadium, named after Argentinian tennis player Mary Terán de Weiss, has a capacity of 15,500 spectators. The first phase of construction cost 11.5 million Argentine pesos (approximately US$3.71 million). Former Buenos Aires mayor Jorge Telerman officially opened the stadium on September 19, 2006. The first official event to take place in the stadium was a semifinal of the 2006 Davis Cup, between Argentina and Australia, on September 22–24, with the Argentine team winning, 5–0. Construction The stadium has four main spectator areas: court-level boxes, lower and upper grandstand decks, and upper enclosed boxes. Below the grandstands are locker rooms, a large gymnasium, and offices. In 2014 works for a permanent facade and retractable roof were started. When finished, it will be the largest-capacity indoor arena in Buenos Aires with a seating capacity being expanded to 15,500. The stadium will be able to host many events besides tennis, including basketball, volleyball, and artistic and cultural fairs. Ciudad del Básquet The Buenos Aires government signed an agreement with the Argentine Basketball Federation that the Argentina national basketball team will play exclusively at the Mary Terán de Weiss stadium, once it is roofed in 2007. Also, during the first phase of construction in 2007, the Ciudad del Básquet will be built. The complex inside Parque Roca will serve as a training and practice center for the national teams, similar to the facility the national football team has in Ezeiza. Events 2006 South American Games 2006 Davis Cup 2008 Davis Cup 2009 Davis Cup 2011 Davis Cup 2012 Davis Cup 2013 Davis Cup 2018 UFC Fight Night: Magny vs. Ponzinibbio 2022 Futsal Finalissima See also List of tennis stadiums by capacity References External links (in Spanish) Buenos Aires government site Ley 2502, Boletín Oficial de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 06-12-2007.
Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss

Le Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss, également connu sous le nom de Estadio Parque Roca est un stade de tennis situé parc Roca, à Villa Soldati, à Buenos Aires. D'une capacité de 15 500 places, il est le plus grand stade de tennis d'Amérique du Sud. Histoire Il est principalement utilisé pour accueillir des rencontres de Coupe Davis. Inauguré le 19 septembre 2006 par le maire Jorge Telerman, la première compétition qui y est disputé est la rencontre entre l'Argentine et l'Australie, remportée 5 à 0 par les locaux. L'équipe d'Argentine y a par la suite joué l'ensemble de ses matchs à domicile entre 2008 et 2013. Doté d'un toit rétractable depuis 2014, le site est utilisé pour l'organisation de matchs de basket-ball et de volley-ball. Jusqu'en 2017, il a fait partie des stades sélectionnés pour accueillir des épreuves lors des Jeux olympiques de la jeunesse de 2018 avant d'être finalement uniquement employé à cette occasion comme centre international des médias. Il porte le nom de la joueuse argentine Mary Terán de Weiss (1918-1984). Voir aussi Liste des stades de tennis par capacité Notes et références Liens externes Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du tennis Portail de Buenos Aires
Estádio Mary Terán de Weiss

O Estádio Mary Terán de Weiss (em castelhano: Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss), mais conhecido como Parque Roca, é um estádio multiusos de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Localiza-se na Avenida Roca, no bairro de Villa Soldati. Foi inaugurado em Setembro de 2006 com capacidade para 14.510 espectadores. Características Inaugurado em 2006, o Estádio Mary Terán de Weiss homenageia no seu nome Mary Terán de Weiss, a primeira tenista argentina de projecção internacional. tem sido sede da Copa Davis em Ténis, recebendo-a logo no seu ano de inauguração com a meia-final entre Argentina e Austrália. Atualmente tem capacidade para 14.510 espectadores sem zonas cobertas, mas futuramente será ampliado para mais de 15.000 lugares, recebendo ainda um teto retrátil. Além de tênis,a arena é multiuso podendo sediar de esportes a outros eventos como shows,exposições e feiras, e quando a cobertura retrátil estiver pronta, os concertos também poderão lá fazer-se. É uma das sedes dos Jogos Olímpicos da Juventude de 2018,aonde sediará o tênis e a cerimônia de encerramento. Ciudad del Básquet O governo de Buenos Aires assinou um acordo com a Confederação Argentina de Basquetebol para que quando o teto da arena esteja pronto,a Arena será a sede oficial dos Jogos da seleção argentina. As obras da cobertura do Estádio iniciaram no segundo semestre de 2015. Eventos Jogos Sul-Americanos de 2006 Copa Davis de 2006 Copa Davis de 2008 Copa Davis de 2009 Copa Davis de 2011 Copa Davis de 2012 Copa Davis de 2013 Jogos Olímpicos de Verão da Juventude de 2018 Referências Ligações externas (em castelhano) Site do Governo de Buenos Aires
Estadio Municipal de Comodoro Rivadavia

Estadio Municipal de Comodoro Rivadavia (also named Estadio Km. 3) is a football stadium located in the city of Comodoro Rivadavia in the Chubut Province of Argentina. It is owned by the local Municipality (and opereated through its "Ente Autárquico Comodoro Deportes") and was opened in 1975. The stadium has a capacity of 8,300 spectators, and was refurbished to build press booths. The stadium was built by local oil company YPF and opened in 1942, and has served as home venue for some local football clubs such as Comisión de Actividades Infantiles, Huracán (CR), and Jorge Newbery. Overview The stadium was built by local oil company YPF as a venue for its sporting events, named "YPF Olympic Games", which had been first held in early 1930s. Clubs in Comodoro Rivadavia totalised more than 1,300 members, with 43% being employees and workers of YPF. The YPF Games were contested by employees of the company along with their families. Sports included athletics, basketball, football, swimming, tennis, and chess. "Estadio YPF" as it was originally named, was opened in 1942. The stadium also has a running track, regarded as "the birth of Patagonian athletics" and one of the best tracks in the country during its best years. The stadium hosted the National Athletics Championship in 1964 and 1979. The track was rebuilt in 2007, and refurbished in 2013. Other events hosted at Estadio Municipal include concerts, and other local events organised by the Municipality. In July 2023, the Municipality inaugurated Hotel Deportivo de Km. 3, a hotel exclusively for athletes, with capacity for 200 guests. The complex is located behind the stadium. References
Estadio Municipal de Comodoro Rivadavia

El Estadio Municipal de Comodoro Rivadavia, construido por la antigua YPF, es el estadio con más capacidad de la ciudad de Comodoro Rivadavia. Es frecuentemente llamado como Estadio Comodoro del km. 3 y administrado por el Ente Autárquico Comodoro Deportes perteneciente a la Municipalidad de dicha ciudad.​​ Está ubicado en la Avenida Fray Luis Beltrán 5350 perteneciente al barrio General Mosconi. Su capacidad total es de 8300 espectadores contando con 8000 generales y 300 plateas.​ Es utilizado por varios equipos como Comisión de Actividades Infantiles, Huracán de Comodoro Rivadavia y Club Atlético Jorge Newbery (Comodoro Rivadavia), entre otros.​ Cuando aún se llamaba Estadio YPF fue sede del encuentro entre Huracán (CR) y River en un partido correspondiente al campeonato nacional en 1971.​​ Ya con la denominación actual, fue sede de la Primera B Nacional (entre 2002 y 2011), del Torneo Argentino A y de la Copa Argentina cuando la CAI participó en esas categorías.​​ Desde 2015 se utiliza en los encuentros del Torneo Federal C.​ Además, consta de una pista atletismo, que es considerada la "cuna del atletismo patagónico" y en algún momento estuvo entre las mejores pistas del país.​ Fue sede en 1964 y 1979 del Campeonato Nacional de Atletismo, siendo la única sede patagónica donde se ha disputado.​ La pista fue reconstruida en 2007 y repintada en 2013.​ También, es usado en recitales, eventos religiosos y distintos eventos organizados por la municipalidad como el aniversario de la ciudad.​​​​ Dispone de cabinas de transmisión denominadas Dick Arnaldo Almonacid y Francisco “Lito” Ulloa.​ En 2023, contiguo al estadio, la municipalidad inauguró un hotel deportivo para 200 personas. La culminación volvió al hotel la obra de infraestructura más grande de la ciudad y la regióm. Asimismo, incluye comodidades como equipamiento, salas de informática, consultorios de kinesiología y enfermería, entre otras dependencias.​ La obra demandó al municipio más de 500 millones de pesos y el nuevo predio totaliza los 2.750 metros cuadrados de construcción.​ Galería Véase también Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Argentina Referencias
Estadio Nacional de Hockey

National Hockey Stadium (Spanish: Estadio Nacional de Hockey) is a field hockey stadium located in the Quilmes neighborhood of the homonymous partido in Argentina. The venue was inaugurated in 1999 and has been operated by the Quilmes Atlético Club since 2011. Overview In 2011, the Argentine Hockey Confederation granted concession to Quilmes A.C. for a period of 20 years. The agreement allowed Quilmes's hockey teams to use the stadium as their home venue, while the CAH kept the right to use the stadium for international events involving the men's and women's national teams. The Estadio Nacional has a concrete-made grandstand with capacity for 6,000 spectators, and an artificial turf pitch. Other facilities include four locker rooms, press rooms and boxes, and first aid room. It is located next to Estadio Centenario Ciudad de Quilmes, on Olegario Andrade street. The stadium hosted the 2007 Women's Hockey Champions Trophy and the 2012 Men's Hockey Champions Challenge I. References External links Media related to National Hockey Stadium of Argentina at Wikimedia Commons Stadium information on Quilmes A.C.