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I hope you are very well friends and today I will continue talking about the South American football stadiums.
Conzemos: today it's the turn of the Manuel Ferreira Stadium
The Tigo Manuel Ferreira Stadium, popularly known as El Bosque de Para Uno or simply Para Uno, is a football stadium in Paraguay that belongs to the Olimpia Club. As of May 7, 2019, the stadium was renamed Tigo Manuel Ferreira, for reasons of commercial sponsorship with the aforementioned mobile phone company.
It is located in the Mariscal López neighborhood on the avenue that bears the same name, in the capital of the country, Asunción. It has a capacity for 25,820 people.3 This scenario is one of the oldest in the country, inaugurating on May 15, 1965 on the occasion of the friendly played against Santos Futebol Clube that was attended by Pelé. In 1992, it hosted the final of the Conmebol Cup.
Improvements.
In March 2017, the board of directors decided to partially remove perimeter fences and fences that separated the spectators from the playing field.5 Finally, by order of the Court Inspection Commission of the APF it was decided to keep the fences that are located only behind the arches.
As of June 2017, the preferences sector has seats for the first time in its history.6 The improvements were inaugurated on the occasion of the match against Sol de América for the 21st. Opening tournament