Estadio Fiscal Tucapel Bustamante Lastra

The ground at Calle Rengo predates the club that plays on it. Land was bought on 10 June 1920 — two plots, «Эль Гиндаль» and «Эль Мансаналь», from señora María Marina Toro — and the stadium opened five weeks later, on 18 July 1920. A year on, further ground was acquired from señora María Petrona Muñoz to extend the site.

For most of its life it was simply the Municipal. The current name dates from 29 June 2016 and belongs to Тукапель Бустаманте Ластра, who coached «Депортес Линарес» for three decades. The renaming followed a rebuild in 2015–2016: a new entrance portal, a reworked pedestrian route inside the ground and modernised floodlighting.

What sets Линарес apart from the other provincial grounds of Мауле is how often it has housed other people's football. «Ньюбленсе» moved in during 2008 while their own stadium was reconstructed for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, and «Рейнджерс де Талька» used it in 2010 and again in 2025. The 2004 promotion decider to Primera B was played here, «Ньюбленсе» winning 2:0.

Its own high point came in 1994, when the Third Division final mini-league was staged in Линарес and «Депортес Линарес» took the title in front of an average of 6,000. In 2022 the ground hosted every match of the ConIFA Copa América. Concerts come through too: the Argentine singer Américo played here in February 2010.