Stadium Information

Deportivo Cali Sports Stadium, also known as Palmaseca Stadium, is a sports venue owned by Deportivo Cali club, located in the district of Palmaseca, rural area of Palmira, Colombia. Inaugurated on February 21, 2010, it is the only stadium in Colombia belonging to a football club and has an approximate capacity of 42,000 spectators. 

The construction of the stadium began in 2003, but was interrupted and displaced about 250 meters after the discovery of pre-Columbian archaeological remains in the original area. Despite these challenges, the project continued and in 2006, it received the “Real Estate Excellence Colombia 2006” award given by the International Federation of Real Estate Professions, recognizing it as the largest civil work in the country.

Originally, the stadium had a capacity for 61,890 people, but after various renovations and the installation of more than 12,000 seats in 2018, its capacity was reduced to the current 42,000 spectators. However, due to safety and accessibility considerations, the operational capacity has been limited to 25,000 people since 2017. 

The Deportivo Cali Sports Stadium has witnessed important achievements of the club, such as winning their ninth star in the 2015 Apertura Tournament and the tenth in the 2021 Finalización Tournament. Additionally, in September 2021, during the Women's League final, the stadium was temporarily renamed as “Deportivo Cali Sports Stadium - Myriam Guerrero” in honor of the pioneer of women's football in Colombia.