new cabin wing. However, only the first two items were met. The following year, the area where the stadium's VIP chairs (where the cabins would be built) were demolished, as well as the illumination system that was uninstalled, but Zeca Pirão's non-reelection prevented further reform. On May 1, 2014, Remo beat Independente Tucuruí 4–0 — reversing a 3–0 disadvantage — and qualified for the Campeonato Paraense finals of which they would be champions. This was the last official match played by the Leão in his home, as in the succeeding years, Baenão's structure gradually deteriorated, making him unable to host games valid for official competitions. This was a reflection of the moments of political instability the club was in. It was then that in 2017, a group of fans decided to take the lead, through the project O Retorno do Rei ao Baenão (The Return of the King to Baenão), which foresaw the return of the stadium after the completion of 10 stages. Shy at first, with resources from sales of cups and revenue from games, the project was gaining strength and supporters, including with the support of the club board. Even with so many difficulties, all the effort was rewarded and, after five years, Baenão was reopened, fulfilling all the demands imposed by CBF. The reopening took place on July 13, 2019, when Remo drew 2–2 with Luverdense, in a match valid for Campeonato Brasileiro Série C. External links Templos do Futebol Clube do Remo Clube do Remo Football venues in Pará Belém Sports venues completed in 1917 1917 establishments in Brazil