Estadio Jose Dellagiovanna
Victoria, Argentina
Formerly: Estadio del Club Atlético Tigre, Monumental de Victoria
The ground sits in Victoria, a town in Buenos Aires Province. Club Atlético Tigre laid the first stones in 1935. The modern concrete grandstands replaced the timber work between 2001 and 2006.
What distinguishes this stadium is the mix of materials and memories. The address, Avenida Presidente Perón, places it firmly in the working-class heart of the region, where the club has been a fixture since the 1930s.
The sky above the pitch is often clear, and the wind comes straight down from the hills in the background. It is not a fortress, but it is a place that has hosted its share of big nights. The club played Boca Juniors here on opening day, a match that ended in a heavy defeat, yet the ground stood firm. Later, it hosted political speeches and concerts, including a performance by Pappo, proving that the space serves more than just football. The capacity is small compared to the giants of the capital, but for Tigre, it is enough.