Estadio Ueno Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb

Estadio Ueno Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb is a football stadium in Asunción featuring multiple levels of seating across its structure. The venue can hold around 20,500 spectators and is designed with contemporary architectural elements to accommodate match events and competitions.

The stadium opened on May 15, 1964, and hosted its inaugural match in 1965 between Club Olimpia and Brazilian club Santos FC. This event marked a pivotal moment for football development in the city and established the venue as a sporting hub.

This venue serves as the home base for Club Olimpia, one of Paraguay's most successful football teams with numerous national championships. Supporters gather here regularly to cheer their team and experience the pulse of local football culture.

The stadium is situated in central Asunción with multiple entry points and dedicated parking areas available to visitors. It is equipped with essential facilities to support spectators during events and ensure comfortable access to all areas.

The venue earned the nickname 'The Forest of Stop One' because it sits among tall trees near a former railway station. This distinctive location gives the arena a green, nature-surrounded character that sets it apart from other sporting facilities.

Location: Asunción

Inception: May 15, 1965

Official opening: May 15, 1964

Capacity: 46.000

GPS coordinates: -25.29139,-57.60861

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:04