The venue was built ahead of the Central American Games in 1997 and has been the home of the Honduran football team since the 1998 World Cup qualifying campaign.
Despite it’s relatively young age, the stadium is not the most aesthetically pleasing as one might expect.
Surrounded by barb-wire to separate the supporters and the players, the rustic-looking concrete stands make for a pretty intimidating atmosphere.
An Olympic-style running track around the outside of the field only adds to the theatre of the venue.
And given Honduras only lost one home game in World Cup qualifying – the first of the campaign – the venue clearly gives the Central American side a lift.
