Estadio Municipal Augusto Rodríguez

The name on the gate belongs to a man who ran the commune, not to anyone who played on the pitch. Аугусто Родригес was mayor of Сан-Висенте-де-Тагуа-Тагуа across two separate spells, first in the early 1960s and again from the late 1970s until the end of the 1980s. The ground carried a plainer title before that, Эстадио Мунисипаль де Сан-Висенте-де-Тагуа-Тагуа.

Ownership has stayed where it started. The municipality holds the ground and rents it out for events, which is the practical reason the arena has no site of its own: what exists about it sits on the town hall's pages, between council notices. That also explains the shape of the record. No refurbishment of any scale is documented after the ground opened, and nothing survives about attendance figures — not a peak, not a night anyone counted.

What is known is who came. Универсидад де Чили have played here, as have Рейнджерс and Унион Эспаньола, along with exhibition fixtures; for a ground of three thousand in the О'Хиггинс region, whether those matches filled the place is not written down anywhere.

The address puts it on Авенида Орасио Аранхис, in the body of the town rather than out on its edge, and the surface is grass. The state's stadium-safety register lists it, which is the ordinary administrative trace of a venue that hosts professional visitors now and then without belonging to any of them.