Estadio Carlos V, Football stadium in Jáuregui, Argentina
Estadio Carlos V is a football stadium in Jáuregui with two grandstands named Pedro de Mendoza and Diego de Luján. The playing field is laid out to professional standards and holds about 5000 spectators divided between north and south sections.
The stadium opened in 1960 after the land had been acquired years earlier by a textile company. It grew from the desire of factory workers to have their own sports club and play football.
The stadium served as a gathering place for workers from the local textile mill who founded the sports club and came to watch matches.
The stadium sits in a residential area with seating arranged to provide good views of the action. Arrive early on match days to secure a good spot and get the full game experience.
The stadium was named after Carlos V and played host to its first match in 1960 with many spectators from the neighborhood. That opening match remains a significant memory for those who built the club from the ground up.
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