Estadio Jorge Luis Hirschi - Pre-2005 Design

Pre-2005 Design

The wooden stands behind the goal-lines were standing-room only. The south-west stands were sitting-room, being separated from 1st Avenue by a row of linden (tilia) trees. The opposite (north-east) side was roofed and used to have the best seating arrangements.

The noisiest Estudiantes fans occupied the north-west (55th Street) popular, while visiting fans were directed to the opposite popular on 57th Street, near a technical high school.

Police would cut off traffic on 1st Avenue both before and after the games.

The stadium was home to three Argentine champion teams (1967, 1982 Metropolitano, and 1983 Nacional).

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