Estádio Elmo Serejo Farias (Serejão)

The Estádio Elmo Serejo Farias , known locally as Serejão, sits in the industrial quarter of Taguatinga with no running track to separate the crowd from the action.

The stadium fell silent during the tense moments of the 2016 renovation, when the pitch was stripped and the teams were forced to play away games at the Maria de Lourdes Abadia in Ceilândia.

The capacity remains a subject of debate, with official figures from the Brazilian Football Confederation listing 27,000 seats, though the crowd often seems to swell beyond that limit on a big night. A derby with no love lost between Brasiliense and Gama has seen the stands reach levels that local sources claim surpassed the official capacity, even if the national records tell a different story.

The stadium has hosted everything from domestic football to American gridiron matches, but the spirit here remains rooted in the Campeonato Brasiliense.