Estadio Oscar Carlos Boero

Built in 1937, the ground carried the name of Oscar Carlos Boero, club president through the 1940s and into 1957, for most of its life. Then, on 17 October 2021, with Sportivo Belgrano's centenary approaching, the club's directive commission voted unanimously to rename it for Juan Pablo Francia , a former player and fan favourite who played his last match for the club that same afternoon. The official signage reads Estadio Juan Pablo Francia now.

The Centenario terrace on the eastern popular side went up in April 1985, timed to the club's own hundredth anniversary. A new platea followed from 2006, and the Bicentenario stand was raised in 2010.

On 30 June 2013, Sportivo Belgrano drew 1-1 with Santamarina de Tandil in the promotion decider for Nacional B, with Belgrano going up on penalties. Four months later, on 29 October 2013, Independiente visited for a Nacional B fixture — the first official match played here by one of Argentine football's grandes — with club great Ricardo Bochini in attendance as the visitors won 1-0.