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The following is a list of football stadiums in Argentina, ordered by capacity. All stadiums with a capacity of 20,000 or more are included.
List
# |
Stadium |
Capacity |
City |
Province |
Year Opened |
Home team(s)
|
1 |
Monumental Antonio V. Liberti |
70,074 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1938 |
River Plate and Argentina
|
2 |
Mario Alberto Kempes |
57,000 |
Córdoba |
Córdoba |
1989 |
Belgrano, Instituto, Racing de Córdoba and Talleres
|
3 |
Presidente Juan Domingo Perón |
61,000 |
Avellaneda |
Buenos Aires |
1950 |
Racing
|
4 |
Ciudad de La Plata |
53,000 |
La Plata |
Buenos Aires |
2003 |
Estudiantes (LP) and Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
|
5 |
Libertadores de América |
50,365 |
Avellaneda |
Buenos Aires |
1928 |
Independiente
|
6 |
José Amalfitani |
49,540 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1951 |
Vélez Sársfield
|
7 |
Alberto J. Armando |
49,000 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1940 |
Boca Juniors
|
8 |
Tomás Adolfo Ducó |
48,314 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1949 |
Huracán
|
9 |
Ciudad de Lanús |
47,027 |
Lanús |
Buenos Aires |
1929 |
Lanús
|
10 |
Pedro Bidegain |
44,964 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1993 |
San Lorenzo de Almagro
|
11 |
Gigante de Arroyito |
42,000 |
Rosario |
Santa Fe |
1926 |
Rosario Central
|
12 |
Malvinas Argentinas |
40,268 |
Mendoza |
Mendoza |
1978 |
|
13 |
Marcelo Bielsa |
38,000 |
Rosario |
Santa Fe |
1911 |
Newell's Old Boys
|
14 |
Brigadier General Estanislao López |
37,000 |
Santa Fe |
Santa Fe |
1946 |
Colón
|
15 |
Eduardo Gallardón |
36,542 |
Lomas de Zamora |
Buenos Aires |
1940 |
Los Andes
|
16 |
José María Minella |
35,354 |
Mar del Plata |
Buenos Aires |
1978 |
Aldosivi
|
17 |
Monumental José Fierro |
35,200 |
San Miguel de Tucumán |
Tucumán |
1922 |
Atlético Tucumán
|
18 |
Florencio Sola |
34,901 |
Banfield |
Buenos Aires |
1940 |
Banfield
|
19 |
Juan Carmelo Zerillo |
33,500 |
La Plata |
Buenos Aires |
1924 |
Gimnasia y Esgrima (LP)
|
20 |
Nueva España |
32,500 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1981 |
Deportivo Español
|
21 |
Nuevo Francisco Urbano |
32,000 |
Morón |
Buenos Aires |
2013 |
Morón
|
22 |
Centenario Dr. José Luis Meiszner |
30,200 |
Quilmes |
Buenos Aires |
1995 |
Quilmes
|
23 |
Julio César Villagra |
30,000 |
Córdoba |
Córdoba |
1929 |
Belgrano
|
24 |
Ciudad de Vicente López |
28,530 |
Vicente López |
Buenos Aires |
1979 |
Platense
|
25 |
Nueva Chicago |
28,500 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1940 |
Nueva Chicago
|
26 |
La Ciudadela |
28,000 |
San Miguel de Tucumán |
Tucumán |
1932 |
San Martín (T)
|
27 |
Presidente Perón |
26,535 |
Córdoba |
Córdoba |
1951 |
Instituto
|
28 |
15 de Abril |
26,500 |
Santa Fe |
Santa Fe |
1929 |
Unión (SF)
|
29 |
José Dellagiovanna |
26,282 |
Victoria |
Buenos Aires |
1936 |
Tigre
|
30 |
Diego Armando Maradona |
26,000 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
2003 |
Argentinos Juniors
|
31 |
San Juan del Bicentenario |
25,286 |
San Juan |
San Juan |
2011 |
San Martín (SJ)
|
32 |
Centenario |
25,000 |
Resistencia |
Chaco |
2011 |
Sarmiento
|
|
Gigante del Norte |
25,000 |
Salta |
Salta |
1993 |
Gimnasia y Tiro
|
34 |
Arq. Ricardo Etcheverry |
24,442 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1905 |
Ferro Carril Oeste
|
35 |
Chacarita Juniors |
24,300 |
Villa Maipú |
Buenos Aires |
1945 |
Chacarita Juniors
|
36 |
Presbítero Bartolomé Grella |
23,500 |
Paraná |
Entre Ríos |
1956 |
Patronato
|
37 |
23 de Agosto |
23,200 |
San Salvador de Jujuy |
Jujuy |
1973 |
Gimnasia y Esgrima (J)
|
38 |
Jorge Luis Hirschi |
23,000 |
La Plata |
Buenos Aires |
1907 |
Estudiantes (LP)
|
39 |
Islas Malvinas |
21,500 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1963 |
All Boys
|
40 |
Padre Ernesto Martearena |
20,408 |
Salta |
Salta |
2001 |
Central Norte and Juventud Antoniana
|
41 |
Roberto Natalio Carminatti |
20,000 |
Bahía Blanca |
Buenos Aires |
1942 |
Olimpo
|
42 |
Eva Perón |
19,000 |
Junín |
Buenos Aires |
1951 |
Sarmiento (J)
|
43 |
Ciudad de Caseros |
16,740 |
Caseros |
Buenos Aires |
1963 |
Estudiantes (BA)
|
44 |
Fragata Presidente Sarmiento |
16,200 |
Isidro Casanova |
Buenos Aires |
1969 |
Almirante Brown
|
45 |
Miguel Ángel Sancho |
15,000 |
Córdoba |
Córdoba |
1948 |
Racing (C)
|
46 |
Don León Kolbowsky |
14,000 |
Buenos Aires |
(autonomous city) |
1960 |
Atlanta
|
|
Feliciano Gambarte |
14,000 |
Mendoza |
Mendoza |
1959 |
Godoy Cruz
|
See also
References