Stadium Information

The Monumental Stadium of Maturín, located in the city of Maturín, capital of the state of Monagas in Venezuela, is one of the most imposing sports venues in the country and in South America. Inaugurated on June 24, 2007, it was built for the 2007 Copa América, and its avant-garde design made it one of the most modern venues in that tournament. It has an official capacity of 51,796 spectators, making it the largest stadium in Venezuela.

This sports colossus is the regular home of Monagas Sport Club, a team that plays in the First Division of Venezuelan football. Its infrastructure includes VIP boxes, press area, broadcasting booths, and lighting system that allows high-level night events. In addition to football, it has hosted concerts and cultural events, standing out for its versatility and spaciousness.

One of its peculiarities is its natural environment, as it is located in a slightly elevated area, offering a panoramic view of Maturín. Furthermore, its facade is distinguished by a design that combines concrete and metal curves, giving it an imposing and contemporary look. During the Copa América, it was the venue for several group stage matches, widely praised for its structural quality.

Despite some periods of inactivity or extended maintenance, the Monumental Stadium of Maturín has regained prominence in recent years, being considered for international matches and as a potential venue for future tournaments. Its size, infrastructure, and strategic location in eastern Venezuela keep it as a reference in the region's sports.