Estadio Fiscal de Talca, Municipal sports stadium in Talca, Chile
The Estadio Fiscal de Talca is a football stadium with a natural grass pitch measuring 105 by 68 meters and seating for around 16,000 spectators. The facility features modern stands on the north and south sides, along with basic amenities for sporting events.
The stadium was founded in 1930 as Estadio Municipal and received its current name in 1937 when it came under state administration. This transition reflected a shift from local to national government oversight of the facility.
The stadium serves as the home of local football club Rangers de Talca, whose matches draw fans from the region on weekends. The games bring the community together and remain central to local sports culture.
Visitors should reserve in advance for match days or events and check current opening times ahead of arrival. Access outside of games is typically restricted and requires prior arrangement.
The 2019 expansion that raised capacity to 16,070 was announced in July 2017, cost CLP6,811,716,000 (about USD11.35 million) and added the north and south end stands. The ground also has a tartan athletics track opened in the 1990s, funded jointly by the Chilean and Spanish governments.
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