Estádio Centenário, Football stadium in Caxias do Sul, Brazil
Estádio Centenário is a football stadium in Caxias do Sul, Brazil. It has covered seating on one side and open terracing on the other, with a grass pitch that slopes slightly from one end to the other.
The ground opened in the 1970s and has served as the home of SER Caxias ever since. Over the years it has hosted regional finals and occasional matches between larger clubs from other states.
On match days, the covered side fills with families and older supporters who sing along with the drum section. The open terracing behind the goal is where younger fans gather, and the whole ground feels like a neighborhood meeting point rather than a big arena.
The stadium is on the eastern edge of the city center, easy to reach on foot or by local bus. Arrive early on match days to find a spot in the shade, as the open side gets direct sun most of the afternoon.
The pitch is known for its slight slope, which can make the ball roll faster toward one goal. Players often mention this quirk after away games, and it has become a small part of the stadium's local reputation.
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