Estadio Islas Malvinas

All Boys began life here as Estadio All Boys in September 1963, and for two decades that was the only name Floresta knew it by. Then the Falklands War ended in defeat, and the club renamed the ground Islas Malvinas, folding the disputed islands into the stadium's identity rather than the country's flag alone.

The pitch sits boxed in by four streets — Álvarez Jonte, Mercedes, Miranda and Chivilcoy — which is why the listed address still shifts depending on which side you approach from. Capacity has moved in the same restless way: something near 12,000 through the late 1980s, barely nudged higher by work done in 2006 and 2007, before settling at the roughly 21,500 to 21,800 the ground now holds.

None of that expansion changed what the place is for. All Boys still play their football on natural grass in a neighbourhood ground built for a neighbourhood club, with none of the reinvention that turns a stadium into something built for a tournament rather than a team.