Estadio Heroes de San Ramon

The ground out the win is rarely easy at Estadio Héroes de San Ramón . The stadium sits in Cajamarca, a city already familiar with the demands of altitude.

The atmosphere shifts when the stands are full. The crowd roared them on during the 2012 Copa Perú final stages, a tournament that demands resilience. The stadium has lived through those moments, hosting matches that mattered more than the league table.

The surface is the story here. Synthetic grass arrived in 2020, expensive and fast, but the rules of the game changed in 2024 when the Peruvian Football Federation suspended professional matches for requiring natural grass. Demolition of the artificial pitch began in July 2025.

The East Stand opened in 2012, a modern addition to a building that dates back to 1942. The capacity is listed as 10,495, though the crowds rarely reach that number.