Estadio Oscar C. Boero

Sportivo Belgrano moved onto this ground in Barrio Alberione in 1937, leaving behind the old field at Plaza Vélez Sarsfield, and opened it properly on 24 September 1939 with a friendly against Unión of Santa Fe, lost 2-0.

The stadium carried no formal name for its first fifty years. It was only on 15 April 1989 that the club renamed it for Óscar C. Boero, who had served as president between 1941 and 1957.

The Liga Cordobesa pushed for proper stands in 1960, and the club answered with a north terrace for 2,366 and a south side for 1,200. Promotion to Primera B Nacional in 2013 brought an expansion of the 2006 stand, and by 2014 the south side had its own concrete terrace too, named Ciudad de San Francisco, built alongside broadcast boxes, a press area and executive boxes.