Below is the complete list of stadiums which hosted matches of Copa Libertadores de América with their number of matches played since 1960.
Some stadiums has more than one name: one name in honour of a person and another referring to the district in the city where it is located, usually as a nickname (in particular in Brazil); in some cities there is a stadium for each club, which is then indicated between brackets in most cases.
This list does not include the matches played since 1998 in preliminary rounds between Mexican and Venezolan clubs.
City Stadium Capacity Matches
1 Montevideo, URUGUAY Centenario 70,000 352
2 Asunción, PARAGUAY Los Defensores del Chaco 48,000 257
3 Lima, PERU José Díaz "Nacional" 46,000 239
4 Santiago, CHILE Nacional 77,000 197
5 Cali, COLOMBIA Pascual Guerrero 45,000 149
6 La Paz, BOLIVIA Hernando Siles Suazo 47,000 143
7 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Antonio V. Liberti "Monumental" (River Plate) 77,000 125
8 Quito, ECUADOR Olímpico Atahualpa 45,000 123
9 Guayaquil, ECUADOR Modelo 48,000 95
10 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Alberto J.Armando "La Bombonera" (Boca Juniors) 60,000 84
11 Bogotá, COLOMBIA Nemesio Camacho "El Campín" 48,000 73
12 Santa Cruz, BOLIVIA Ramón "Tahuichi" Aguilera Costas 35,000 71
13 Caracas, VENEZUELA Olímpico 25,000 64
14 Avellaneda, ARGENTINA Almirante Cordero "Doble Visera"(Independiente) 58,000 62
15 Medellín, COLOMBIA Atanasio Girardot 52,000 57
16 Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL Governador Magalhães Pinto "Mineirão" 100,000 56
17 São Paulo, BRAZIL Cícero Pompeu de Toledo "Morumbi" 70,000 53
18 Río de Janeiro, BRAZIL Jornalista Mário Filho "Maracaná" 125,000 52
19 Cochabamba, BOLIVIA Felix Capriles 35,000 50
20 Guayaquil, ECUADOR Isidro Romero Carbo "Monumental" (Barcelona) 73,000 50
21 Asunción, PARAGUAY Manuel Ferreira "El Bosque" (Olimpia) 25,000 49
22 San Cristóbal, VENEZUELA Pueblo Nuevo 30,000 48
23 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA José Amalfitani (Vélez Sarsfield) 50,000 47
24 Porto Alegre, BRAZIL Olímpico Monumental (Grêmio) 60,000 46
25 Calama, CHILE Municipal 18,000 44
26 Santiago, CHILE San Carlos de Apoquindo (Universidad Católica) 20,000 38
27 Lima, PERU Alejandro Villanueva "Matute" (Alianza Lima) 34,000 37
28 Rosario, ARGENTINA Gigante de Arroyito (Rosario Central) 42,000 37
29 Santiago, CHILE David Arellano "Monumental" (Colo Colo) 62,000 37
30 São Paulo, BRAZIL Palestra Itália "Parque Antárctica" (Palmeiras) 28,000 36
31 São Paulo, BRAZIL Paulo Machado de Carvalho "Pacaembu" 75,000 36
32 Asunción, PARAGUAY General Pablo Rojas "La Olla" (Cerro Porteño) 28,000 30
33 Caracas, VENEZUELA Brígido Iriarte 15,000 30
34 Avellaneda, ARGENTINA Gral. Domingo Perón (Racing Club) 64,000 29
35 Mérida, VENEZUELA Guillermo Soto Rosa 15,000 26
36 La Plata, ARGENTINA Jorge Luis Hirsch (Estudiantes LP) 40,000 25
37 Porto Alegre, BRAZIL José Pinheiro Borba "Beira Rio" (Internacional) 90,000 24
38 Río de Janeiro, BRAZIL São Januario (Vasco da Gama) 25,000 24
39 Aricagua, VENEZUELA José Antonio Páez 18,000 23
40 Ciudad de México, MEXICO Guillermo Cañedo "Azteca" 110,000 23
41 Puerto Ordaz, VENEZUELA Cachamay 12,000 23
42 Guayaquil, ECUADOR George Capwell (Emelec) 28,000 21
43 Rosario, ARGENTINA Parque de la Independencia (Newell´s Old Boys) 35,000 20
44 Barranquilla, COLOMBIA Roberto Meléndez "Metropolitano" 60,000 19
45 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Tomás Adolfo Ducó (Huracán) 48,000 16
46 São Caetano do Sul, BRAZIL Anacleto Campanella (São Caetano) 15,000 16
47 Santos, BRAZIL Urbano Caldeira "Vila Belmiro" (Santos FC) 25,000 15
48 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Pedro Bidegain "Nuevo Gasómetro" (San Lorenzo) 35,000 14
49 Concepción, CHILE Municipal de Collao 23,000 14
50 Manizales, COLOMBIA Palogrande 36,000 13
51 Barranquilla, COLOMBIA Romelio Martínez 25,000 12
52 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Arq. Ricardo Etcheverry (Ferro Carril Oeste) 24,000 12
53 Campinas, BRAZIL Brinco de Ouro da Princesa 47,000 12
54 Oruro, BOLIVIA Jesús Bermúdez 33,000 12
55 Valencia, VENEZUELA Misael Delgado 15,000 12
56 La Paz, BOLIVIA Libertador Simón Bolívar (Club Bolívar) 18,000 11
57 Quito, ECUADOR La Casa Blanca (Liga Deportiva Universitaria) 55,000 11
58 Maldonado, URUGUAY Domingo Burgueño Miguel "Campus Municipal" 25,000 10
59 Ciudad de México, MEXICO Azul (Cruz Azul) 40,000 9
60 Montevideo, URUGUAY Luis Franzini (Defensor Sporting) 25,000 9
61 Rancagua, CHILE El Teniente 25,000 9
62 Guadalajara, MEXICO Jalisco 66,000 8
63 Santiago, CHILE Santa Laura (Unión Española) 15,000 8
64 Viña del Mar, CHILE Sausalito 21,000 8
65 Curitiba, BRAZIL Joaquim Américo "Areia da Baixada" 32,000 7
66 Lima, PERU San Martín de Porres (Sporting Cristal) 18,000 7
67 Milagro, ECUADOR Los Chirijos 18,000 7
68 Riobamba, ECUADOR Olímpico (Olmedo) 12,000 7
69 Ambato, ECUADOR Bella Vista 20,000 6
70 Arequipa, PERU Cuarto Centenario 18,000 6
71 Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Gasómetro de Boedo (San Lorenzo) 50,000 6
72 Cuenca, ECUADOR El Ejido 22,000 6
73 Curitiba, BRAZIL Major Antônio de Couto Pereira "Alto da Glória" 65,000 6
74 Ibagué, COLOMBIA Manuel Murillo Toro 16,000 6
75 Lima, PERU Monumental (Universitario) 80,000 6
76 Miami, USA Orange Bowl 75,000 6
77 Salvador, BRAZIL Municipal Octávio Mangabeira "Fonte Nova" 28,000 6
78 São Paulo, BRAZIL Alfredo Schürig "Parque São Jorge"(Corinthians) 15,000 6
79 Criciúma, BRAZIL Heriberto Hülse 15,000 5
80 Morelia, MEXICO Morelos (Monarcas) 38,000 5
81 Santa Fe, ARGENTINA Brig. Gral. Estanislao López (Colón SF) 15,000 5
82 Belém, BRAZIL Jornalista Edgar Proença "Mangueirão" 55,000 4
83 Bucaramanga, COLOMBIA Alfonso López 35,000 4
84 Ciudad del Este, PARAGUAY Tte.Cnel.Antonio Oddone Sarubbi (3 de Febrero) 15,000 4
85 Ciudad de México, MEXICO Olímpico Universitario 72,000 4
86 Coquimbo, CHILE Francisco Sánchez 13,000 4
87 Cusco, PERU Garcilazo de la Vega 18,000 4
88 Montevideo, URUGUAY Luis Tróccoli (Cerro) 16,000 4
89 Torreón, MEXICO Corona (Santos Laguna) 25,000 4
90 Caixas do Sul, BRAZIL Alfredo Jaconi (Juventude) 25,000 3
91 Cajamarca, PERU Héroes de San Ramón 18,000 3
92 Córdoba, ARGENTINA Olímpico (Talleres) 35,000 3
93 El Salvador, CHILE El Cobre 15,000 3
94 La Paz, BOLIVIA Rafael Mendoza Castellón (The Strongest) 15,000 3
95 La Plata, ARGENTINA Juan Carlos Zerrillo (Gimnasia y Esgrima) 20,000 3
96 Luque, PARAGUAY Feliciano Cáceres 22,000 3
97 Maracaibo, VENEZUELA José "Pachencho" Romero 35,000 3
98 Monterrey, MEXICO Tecnológico 39,000 3
99 Montevideo, URUGUAY Parque Central (Nacional) 27,000 3
100 Pereira, COLOMBIA Hernán Ramírez Villegas 30,000 3
101 Potosí, BOLIVIA Mario Mercado Vaca Guzmán 18,000 3
102 Puno, PERU Enrique Torres Bellón 20,000 3
103 Quilmes, ARGENTINA José Luis Meiszner "Centenario" (Quilmes) 32,000 3
104 Recife, BRAZIL Eládio de Barros Carvalho "Aflitos" (Náutico) 18,000 3
105 Recife, BRAZIL Aldemar da Costa Carvalho "Ilha do Retiro" 23,000 3
106 Santa Marta, COLOMBIA Eduardo Santos 18,000 3
107 Trujillo, PERU Mansiche 18,000 3
108 Valera Trujillo, VENEZUELA Luis Loreto Lira 10,000 3
109 Arequipa, PERU Universidad Nacional de San Agustín 60,000 2
110 Callao, PERU Miguel Grau 15,000 2
111 Rivera, URUGUAY Atilio Paiva Olivera "Municipal" 27,000 2
112 Talca, CHILE Fiscal 13,000 2
113 Brasilia, BRAZIL Mané Garrincha 53,000 1
114 Cuiabá, BRAZIL Governador José Fragelli "Verdão" 20,000 1
115 Goiânia, BRAZIL Municipal Serra Dourada 76,000 1
116 Ipatinga, BRAZIL Epaminondas Mendes Brito (Ipatinga FC) 35,000 1
117 Montevideo, URUGUAY Parque Federico Omar Saroldi (River Plate) 12,000 1
118 Niterói, BRAZIL Caio Martins 20,000 1
119 Puerto de la Cruz, VENEZUELA Puerto de la Cruz 13,000 1
120 Santa Cruz, BOLIVIA Juan Carlos Durán Saucedo (Real Santa Cruz) 10,000 1
121 Sucre, BOLIVIA Olímpico Patria 30,000 1
3,564
Name changes:
2. Before 1974 known as "Puerto Sajonia".
10. Before 2001 known as "Dr. Camilo Cichero".
12. Before 1980 known as "William Bendeck".
60. Before 1962 known as "Parque Rodó".
74. Before 1986 known as "San Bonifacio".
Number of matches by country
Country Stadiums Matches
1 Argentina 16 491
2 Brazil 25 418
3 Uruguay 7 381
4 Chile 11 364
5 Paraguay 5 343
6 Colombia 10 339
7 Ecuador 9 326
8 Peru 11 312
9 Bolivia 9 295
10 Venezuela 10 233
11 Mexico 7 56
12 USA 1 6
121 3,564
Overview File Copa Libertadores
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