Estadio Municipal Ítalo Composto Scarpatti, Municipal stadium in Villa Alemana, Chile.

The Estadio Municipal Ítalo Composto Scarpatti is a football stadium in Villa Alemana equipped with modern facilities for local competition. It features synthetic grass, an LED scoreboard, six independent lighting towers with their own power supply, and accommodates around 4,000 spectators in numbered seats.

In 2011 Villa Alemana began remodelling the deteriorated stadium, financed through the Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Regional with a total investment of $1,829,746,000. The works lasted ten months and added 313 square metres of construction, including a numbered-seat box, six lighting towers with their own power generation, an electronic scoreboard, renovated goals and upgraded bathrooms and changing rooms. The revamped ground reopened on 26 September 2012 with Santiago Wanderers against San Luis de Quillota before about 4,000 spectators.

Iván Mayo, now playing in Villa Alemana's amateur football association, used to play its home matches here. Since the 2016 season the ground has also hosted Provincial Marga Marga in Tercera División B, so the stands fill with neighbours following both the amateur club and the provincial side.

The stadium is located near Asuncion Street in the north part of Villa Alemana and features numbered seating for comfortable viewing. Before visiting, it is helpful to check match schedules and upcoming events to ensure the venue will be open to spectators.

The record attendance of about 4,000 was set on 26 September 2012, when Santiago Wanderers of Valparaíso and San Luis de Quillota reopened the ground and filled the new stands. The 2011 works, funded with 1,829,746,000 pesos from the Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo Regional, took ten months and added 313 square metres of construction.