Estadio Cacique Diriangén

Diriamba built this ground on the six practice pitches of its old teaching institute. The national team also settled here for a stretch, playing its fixtures at the Cacique Diriangén from 1992 through to 2011.

The ground sits close to the centre of town, near the Basílica menor de San Sebastián and the municipal building, though it has never carried another name since it opened.

For 2017, the club's centenary brought new floodlights and a resurfaced pitch, a modest facelift rather than a rebuild. What is under way now is a different scale of work: a modernisation project running through 2025 and into 2027, backed by more than 500 million córdobas, aimed at bringing the stands in line with FIFA and CONCACAF standards. The reconfiguration will actually shrink the ground — capacity is set to fall from 7,500 to 6,273 once the new stands are finished.