Estadio Alfredo Martín Beranger

The ground sits in Turdera, but the post reaches it under a Temperley address — Av. It is home to Club Atlético Temperley , and it opened on 13 April 1924.

The name came from a killing. Alfredo Martín Beranger was club president from 1919 to 1923 and was murdered in March 1923; the ground built in the year after his death carried his name. That made it one of the first grounds in Argentina named after a club official rather than a place or a date.

What stands there now was assembled in pieces, decade by decade. The wooden fence gave way to a first stand facing Av. 9 de Julio in the 1930s; concrete replaced it in 1947. The away end, La Barredora , followed in the 1950s, the press section and the platea in the 1960s, then the widening of the José Colón Fernández home stand in the 1970s. The southern end was extended in the 1980s, ahead of the club's return to the Primera.

The biggest single addition came in 2016. The Mariano Biondi stand went up along the railway line — 75 metres wide, 47 rows, 7,000 places — begun in February and finished by June. Four years earlier, for the club's centenary, 1,800 plastic seats had replaced the old wooden ones in the platea. In 2022 that section was reworked again: the dividing fence came out, a new wall and barrier improved sightlines, and access for disabled supporters was built in.