Estádio da Ponte Grande
22°51′23″S 47°11′23″W / 22.85643°S 47.18959°W / -22.85643; -47.18959Owner Corinthians Operator Corinthians Surface Natural grass Opened 1918 to 1928 Tenants
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Estádio da Ponte Grande was a São Paulo, Brazil-based football stadium owned by São Paulo sports club Corinthians.
History
The club's players and fans managed to build a new stadium for the club in 1918, and Corinthians would play at the Estádio da Ponte Grande for nine years.
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- Neo Química Arena (2014–present)
- Pacaembu (1940–2014)
- Parque São Jorge (1928–1940)
- Ponte Grande (1918–1928)
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