Estádio do Clube Desportivo Trofense

Trofa is not a city that shows up in the top flight of Portuguese football often, and the club's stadium reflects that — a modest venue built for a modest place, without the retrofits or expansions that come with hosting bigger ambitions. What sets it apart locally is simply that it belongs to Trofense: the ground on Rua Américo Campos has been the club's home since 1950, long enough that generations of supporters have known no other address for their football.

The pitch is natural grass, tended the traditional way rather than replaced with a synthetic surface as has happened at many similarly sized grounds across Portugal in recent decades. Capacity sits at 5,074, a number that speaks to the stadium's scale — built for a community following rather than for the crowds of Porto or Lisbon, roughly forty kilometres to the south.