Stadium Information

The Jose Dellagiovanna Stadium, popularly known as the Coliseum of Victoria, is a sports venue located in the town of Victoria, San Fernando, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Inaugurated on September 20, 1936, it is the home of Club Atletico Tigre. 

With a capacity for 26,282 spectators, the stadium has dimensions of 101 x 68 meters on its playing field. Among its facilities are four lighting towers, 25 meters high, each equipped with 13 2000-watt spotlights, and 18 press boxes for media coverage. 

The stadium's name pays tribute to Jose Dellagiovanna, who was one of the founders and the first president of Club Atletico Tigre. In addition to his managerial role, Dellagiovanna served as a player, treasurer, and club manager, being a key figure in its development. 

Throughout its history, the Jose Dellagiovanna Stadium has been the venue for various sports and cultural events. Among them, stands out the speech given by Raul Alfonsin in 1983, as part of the electoral campaign that would lead him to the presidency of Argentina. It has also hosted concerts by renowned national artists, establishing itself as a multifunctional space of relevance in the region.