Estádio Municipal Alfredo Chiavegato, Municipal stadium in Jaguariúna, Brazil
The Estádio Municipal Alfredo Chiavegato is a football stadium in Jaguariúna featuring a grass playing surface with concrete seating areas around it. The venue has a standard-sized pitch and provides covered sections for spectators.
The stadium is named after Alfredo Chiavegato, a pioneer of sport in Jaguariúna and a former professional athlete; it was rebuilt and inaugurated in 2008 by his son, then-mayor Tarcisio Chiavegato. During the 2014 World Cup it passed technical inspections alongside the Hotel Duas Marias and hosted one of the 32 foreign national teams.
The stadium is nicknamed Campo do Valmont or Campo do Nassif, names that locals use in everyday speech. Its official name honours Alfredo Chiavegato, a pioneer of sport in Jaguariúna and a former professional athlete, and was given by his son, ex-mayor Tarcisio Chiavegato.
The stadium is accessible by car and has parking available for visitors. It is wise to arrive early on match days to get good seating and avoid crowding.
The stadium has a 400-metre athletics track, so it hosts official athletics competitions alongside football. It was one of the facilities approved in technical inspections to receive one of the 32 foreign national teams during the 2014 World Cup, together with the Hotel Duas Marias.
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