Estádio Paulo Constantino

Opened in 1982 as Estádio Municipal Eduardo José Farah, it took the Paulo Constantino name that same year, lost it again to Farah's name in 2002, and only got it back in 2013.

The numbers moved just as restlessly. Twenty thousand at the opening, then a reconstruction between 1993 and 1997 pushed capacity toward a peak of 50,000 by 2001, before it settled at the 45,954 now on record.

What sets it apart from a routine interior ground is how exposed it has been to the sky above it. On 20 April 2007, a storm tore off the roof along with the press boxes, toilets and floodlights. The pitch itself has fared better: Portuguesa's coach Leandro Zago called it the best grass he had played on, back in September 2023. A 2025–2026 renovation shifted the playing surface 19 metres toward the Green stand for a better sightline, though these days only the lower central stand opens, cutting the ground's practical capacity to around 12,000.