Estádio Municipal Carlos Colnaghi

A court order did more damage to this ground's reputation than any storm could. In December 2019 a judge shut down the Carlos Colnaghi over fears the stands could come down, and the São Paulo state federation had to scramble for a new home for that year's Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior. The gates stayed closed for more than three years, reopening only in January 2023.

Before that scare, the ground had built a name as one of the interior's regular Copinha venues, hosting matches in the junior tournament every year from 2015 through 2020 and again in 2025. It earned that standing after a rebuild ahead of Capivariano's return to the Paulista first division in 2015, when new stands roughly doubled capacity and the place started going by Arena Capivari as often as by its official name.

The record crowd dates from that spell in the spotlight: 11,000 people turned up on 22 March 2015 to watch the home side go down 2-3 to Corinthians. Capivariano remain the only tenant. A further round of work finished in January 2026, when the drainage and irrigation systems were redone and the pitch relaid with Tahoma grass.