Sola. To celebrate its inauguration, a match took place against Independiente de Avellaneda which the team won 1–0 on a goal by Arsenio Erico. At this stage, the "Drill" played a record 39 matches unbeaten from 1950 to 1953. The stadium was considered advanced for its time because it was the first club of so-called "medium" to possess concrete grandstands, even before some of the big teams. It is situated on the corner of Peña and Arenales in the city of Banfield. It recently opened a new area of two with silver trays, boxes, changing rooms and booths for radio and TV. The stadium holds 37,245 spectators. [1] Roofed stalls of Sola A plan was put together to extend the stadium. The board of directors of the club, decide to approve the project and work began in 2011. The extension is to build a second tray on the podium Eliseo Mouriño and also perform a second tray in the visitor sector. Also to be added are rounded elbows and transmission towers. Therefore, the stadium's capacity would be 45,326 spectators. Head Office The club's head office is located in Vergara 1635 (Banfield) and is the headquarters where athletes meet for various activities. Also, here are held steering committee meetings. At headquarters, trainings are also held in other sports such as volleyball, futsal, skate, chess, children's football, gymnastics, taekwondo and the club has a training gym and a circle of lifetime partners, as well as a teamroom open to general public, where supporters gather. Team records Seasons in first division: 73 Biggest win achieved: in first division: 13–1 over Puerto Comercial de Bahía Blanca (6 October 1974) (biggest score ever in first division). in National B: 10–2 over Unión de San Juan (1987) in Primera B: 8–0 over All Boys (1962) in primera b 6–1 nueva Chicago 20 April 2002 in international tournaments: 4–1 over El Nacional (27 February 2007) Biggest defeats: First division: 1–8 to Estudiantes La Plata (1 June 1947) Primera B: 0–6 to Argentino de Rosario (1945) In international tournaments: 0–4 to Club América (7 March 2007) Best league position: 1st (champion) in 2009 Apertura Worst league position: 19th Top Scorer: Gustavo Albella: 136 goals (1945–51, 1954). Player with most appearances: Javier Sanguinetti: 423 games (1993–2008). International participations: Copa Sudamericana 2004: first round (eliminated by Arsenal de Sarandí) Copa Libertadores 2005: quarterfinals (eliminated by River Plate). Copa Sudamericana 2005: