Estadio Marcelino Imbers

Estadio Marcelino Imbers stands apart from most Salvadoran grounds in one respect: it has changed hands between clubs rather than serving one tenant for its whole existence. Atlético Balboa now calls it home, but C.D. Pasaquina also played its fixtures here before moving on, leaving the ground with a shared history rather than a single club identity.

La Unión sits on the Gulf of Fonseca, in the country's far east, and the stadium has served that corner of El Salvador since 1999. At a capacity of 4,000, it belongs to the modest end of the country's football infrastructure, built for local fixtures rather than for hosting overflow crowds from the capital.

The pitch is natural grass, kept to the standard expected of a regional ground rather than a national one. Records on the exact street address have not surfaced, which is not unusual for a stadium of this size outside San Salvador — league databases and club sites tend to log the city and little else.