Villa de Mayo

There is no football stadium called Villa de Mayo in Buenos Aires or its surrounding area. The name refers to a town located in the Partido of Malvinas Argentinas, approximately 39 kilometres from the city centre.

The primary football club in the town is Club Deportivo Wilson, which was established in the 1980s. The side plays on a local sports field, described as a playón or cancha, and does not have a formal stadium. In 2019 a new cement sports court was built for the club, and in May 2024 a multi-sport complex, the Playón Multideportivo Villa de Mayo, was inaugurated. This facility features synthetic turf courts for various sports but is not a football stadium with spectator capacity.

Other sporting facilities exist in the area, including the Estadio Buenos Aires, which serves the rugby club Club Atlético Buenos Aires, and facilities belonging to Club Universitario de Buenos Aires (CUBA), acquired in 1948. None of these are football grounds bearing the name Villa de Mayo.

The entity listed in databases as a football stadium by that name appears to be a misidentification—either of the town itself or of a venue that does not exist. No capacity, opening year, or football-specific details could be verified for a stadium under that title.