Estadio Ramón Roque Martín

The ground carries the name of the man who paid for half of it in bricks. Ramón Martin took over as club president in 1992 and donated 75,000 bricks toward the build, and when the stadium opened its doors on the corner of Calle Miramar and Primera Junta, J. J. Urquiza named it after him rather than after the club itself.

It replaced a ground the club had held since 1923, at the corner of Kelsey and Bonifacini in Caseros, lost after the dictatorship forced the club out in 1980. The Tres de Febrero council handed over six hectares of land on 30 November 1987, and it took the club until 13 August 1994 to get a stadium built on it, at a cost of around 400,000 dollars.

What stands there now in Loma Hermosa is modest by design: a natural grass pitch holding 2,500, built for a neighbourhood club rather than a league occasion. It has not changed name since it opened.