Estadio Municipal de La Pintana, Municipal stadium in La Pintana, Chile.

The Estadio Municipal de La Pintana is a municipal sports complex in the La Pintana commune of Santiago, Chile, managed by the Corporación Municipal de Deportes de La Pintana. Its central natural-grass football pitch, used by Santiago Morning and La Pintana Unida, is joined by a second synthetic-grass pitch, a velodrome, a skating rink, two tennis courts, a frontón, a cross-country circuit, a gym, a skatepark, climbing wall and boulder, and an athletics track. A high-definition screen was installed in the north sector in October 2023.

Santiago Morning has played its home matches at the stadium since 2007, including Primera División fixtures; the club moved to Melipilla in early 2010 but returned mid-year. Chile's under-20 team played friendlies there ahead of the 2007 World Cup in Canada, and Manu Chao gave a concert at the ground. In 2016 and 2018 it hosted Americas Rugby Championship matches, and in May 2017 Chile beat Brazil and Paraguay there in South American Rugby Championship qualifiers.

The stadium's main pitch hosts Santiago Morning of Primera B and La Pintana Unida of Tercera División B, while cancha 2 is home to Trapiales RC rugby and the Corporación de Deportes women's football team, which has competed in the ANFP championship since 2018. Chile's national rugby team has played at the ground since 2012.

The ground sits in the La Pintana district of southern Santiago, with the main natural-grass pitch and a second synthetic pitch, plus a velodrome, skating rink, tennis courts and climbing wall on site. The north side holds the large high-definition screen installed in October 2023. Matches of Santiago Morning and the Selknam rugby side draw the biggest crowds.

In May 2017 the stadium hosted two South American Rugby Championship matches, serving as Rugby World Cup qualifiers: Chile beat Brazil and Paraguay there. Since 2023 it has been the home ground of the Selknam rugby union franchise, which previously played at Estadio San Carlos de Apoquindo and Estadio Elías Figueroa.