Estadio Rogelio Livieres

The old Rogelio Livieres is gone. In 2025 the terraces at Avenida Eusebio Ayala came down, closing out the ground Guaraní had called home since 1932.

The land itself carries the club's own history: Rogelio Silvino Livieres, a former Guaraní president, bought the wooded plot in 1929 and pushed for a stadium to rise on it, but died in 1930 before it was finished. His successor, Jaime Batrina, saw the project through, and the ground opened on 14 May 1932 bearing Livieres's name in tribute. Locals long knew it by another name too — Estadio de Dos Bocas, after the district where it stood, now called Pinozá.

By the time of its demolition, the stadium held around 8,000 on natural grass.