Estadio Genacio Sálice, Soccer stadium in Berisso, Argentina.

Estadio Genacio Sálice is a football stadium on Calle 173 between 26 Este and 27 in Berisso, home of Club Atlético Villa San Carlos. It holds 6,000 spectators, with a lateral stand along Calle 27, a remodelled end converted into a members' grandstand, and press and broadcasting cabins.

Estadio Genacio Sálice was inaugurated on 9 July 1951 as the home ground of Club Atlético Villa San Carlos in Berisso. After the club's 2009 promotion to Primera B, the ground fell idle while the team played elsewhere; work stalled before a mid-2010 remodelling added a side stand on calle 27, converted a header into a members' grandstand, and built broadcast booths and a press area. Villa San Carlos returned for the 2010/11 season.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where local supporters meet to watch regional football matches and celebrate their teams.

The stadium offers adequate parking and is well organized for spectators attending matches. Plan to arrive early on match days and check access requirements beforehand.

The first match broadcast live from the ground was played on 16 April 2011, when Villa San Carlos beat Atlanta 3–0. The club's first title celebrated at home came on 25 May 2013, a 1–0 win over Barracas Central that sealed the Primera B title and a first promotion to Primera B Nacional.