Estadio Municipal de La Molina

The Estadio Municipal de La Molina sits in the La Molina district of Lima. Opened in 2008, the ground is defined by its uniform synthetic surface, a practical choice for a venue that hosts amateur and semi-professional sides rather than touring professionals. The capacity of 5,000 is distributed evenly across two grandstands, east and west, with no history of major structural changes to alter the sightlines since the opening.

For years it was known by the name of Luis Dibos Vargas-Prada, a local figure honoured by the district, but in 2026 the Municipalidad Distrital de La Molina issued Resolution No. 231-2026-MDLM to revert the title to its original municipal designation. The stands remain the same. The ground does not have a permanent tenant, serving instead as a rotating base for clubs fighting through the Copa Perú or local district leagues. Teams like Deportivo Zúñiga and Rinconada Country Club have used the pitch.

The location on Av. La Molina Este places it near the Mercado Cooperativo Musa. There is no dedicated website for the stadium itself, and the municipal portal has fluctuated between accessibility and DNS errors over the years, leaving the ground’s digital presence to the national government platform.

Estadio Municipal de La Molina has hosted matches for over a decade without the trappings of a professional arena, relying on the artificial turf to withstand the wear of multiple teams sharing the same space.