Estádio Municipal Francisco Marques Figueira

Suzano's ground carries the name of a man rather than a slogan. Locals still call it Suzanão.

It opened in 1982: a ground built for a city rather than for ambition, holding just over three thousand. EC União Suzano plays here, which gives the stadium a settled, unshared identity that bigger cities rarely allow their arenas.

The pitch surface has gone undocumented, and even the street address shifts depending on who is asked — Avenida Taiacupeba in one account, Avenida Projetada in another, Rua Jeca Tatu in a third. That kind of uncertainty tends to follow grounds that serve local football rather than a national spotlight, where nobody has had reason to settle the paperwork.

Suzanão remains, in the end, a stadium defined by what it does not have to compete with: no ground-share, no rebuild for a tournament, no history of hosting anything beyond the city's own football.