The stadium is named after Héctor Chumpitaz, the captain of the Peru national team during their 1970 and 1978 FIFA World Cup campaigns.
It serves as an essential site for the promotion of football at the municipal level in the southern cone of Lima.
The stadium surface is specifically designed to accommodate the high volume of daily matches common in local Peruvian amateur leagues.
Hector Stadium Chumpitaz is a community sports facility located in the Villa María del Triunfo district of Lima, Peru. It serves as a primary venue for local amateur football matches, training sessions, and community organized tournaments. The stadium features a multi-purpose pitch that hosts various grassroots sporting events for the surrounding neighborhood. It is named in honor of Héctor Chumpitaz, a legendary Peruvian professional footballer known as El Capitán de América. The venue functions as a social hub for local residents and youth sports development within the Lopez Abujar area. The infrastructure includes basic bleacher seating for spectators observing regional league games.
The elevated vantage point from the main bleachers provides a wide-angle view of the entire pitch and surrounding district landscape.
Visit during weekend mornings to observe the most active community matches and tournaments.
Bring sun protection and hydration, as the seating areas provide minimal shade.
Observe local match scheduling on-site, as events are often organized by local community groups rather than a central administrative office.
Do not expect formal tourist amenities or stadium-style concessions as this is a grassroots community venue.
Usage depends entirely on community-managed league schedules; the facility is most active during weekend daylight hours.
