Estádio da Curuzú, stade de football situé au Brésil
Estádio da Curuzú is a football stadium in São Braz, featuring a grass playing surface and capacity for around 16,200 spectators. The facility includes a hotel situated behind the main grandstand to serve players and staff.
The stadium opened on June 14, 1914, marking the beginning of organized football in the region. Paysandu Sport Club acquired the venue in 1918 and established it as the club's home ground.
The venue earned the nickname 'Vovô da Cidade' (Grandfather of the City) because it remains the oldest operating professional football stadium in Pará state. For supporters of Paysandu, it holds deep meaning as a place connected to their club's long history.
The stadium underwent major renovations in 2014 and now offers modern facilities for matches and events. Visitors should explore the layout on arrival to familiarize themselves with the different sections and access points.
The stadium witnessed one of the fastest goals in football history when Vital Filho scored just four seconds into a 1997 match. This moment became noteworthy among football enthusiasts around the world.
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