The stadium is colloquially called 'El Coliseo de Victoria' due to its imposing presence in the neighborhood.
It was inaugurated on September 20, 1936, with a match against Boca Juniors.
The club was originally founded in 1902 and maintains a strong local identity tied specifically to the Tigre and Victoria districts.
The stadium was renovated in 2008 following the club's promotion to the Argentine Primera División to meet modern broadcasting and safety requirements.
Coliseo de Victoria, officially known as the Estadio José Dellagiovanna, is the home ground of the Club Atlético Tigre in Victoria, Buenos Aires. The stadium was inaugurated in 1936 and has undergone several renovations to modernize its facilities. It features a capacity of approximately 26,000 spectators with four distinct stands. The venue is situated within the urban fabric of Victoria, characterized by its proximity to residential areas and local train lines. It serves as the primary hub for the club's professional football matches and institutional activities. The stadium architecture reflects the traditional style of mid-20th-century Argentine football grounds.
From the exterior near the main entrance gates on Facello street, where the club crest and historical murals are visible.
Check the official club schedule as the stadium is strictly restricted to authorized match days and events.
Wear the club's colors (blue and red) if you want to blend in with the local fan base during a match.
Arrive well ahead of kick-off, as surrounding streets become pedestrianized and congested during home games.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium grounds on non-match days as it is a restricted professional sports facility.
Closed to the public outside of official match days, training sessions, or club-organized events.
Avoid wearing opposing team jerseys; show respect for local fan traditions and stadium security protocols.
