Estádio Municipal Valdeir José de Oliveira
Goianésia, Brazil
Formerly: Estádio Municipal Castelo Branco
It opened in 1970 as Estádio Municipal Castelo Branco and only picked up its current name, Valdeir José de Oliveira, in the 1990s.
The state government in Goiás still owns the ground; the city has run it on a renewable comodato agreement since 2005. A first round of work in 1995, under governor Iris Rezende and mayor Gilberto Naves, added floodlights and roofed two of the stands. A far longer project ran from 2011 to 2017 under mayor Jalles Fontoura, aimed at lifting capacity toward 6,000; the builders stopped in late 2016, and the city declared the job finished the following year regardless. A federal cash injection under mayor Renato de Castro restarted work again in 2018.
The ground has hosted Série D football, including a game against Porto Velho in 2021, and a 2022 Copa do Brasil tie against ABC that finished 1-1.