Estadio Omar Higinio Sperdutti, Football stadium in Maipú, Argentina.

The Estadio Omar Higinio Sperdutti is the ground of Club Deportivo Maipú, at Vergara and Mercedes Tomasa de San Martín in Maipú, Mendoza. Its four stands hold 8,000: the covered Felipe Vellene (800, away fans, north, entered from Belgrano street), the covered José Gucchone (600, south, with press boxes above and dressing rooms below), the open Roque Avallay (4,000, west) and the Pedro Manfredini terrace.

The stadium opened on March 8, 1932, with a friendly match against La Superiora. This event marked the start of organized football activities in the region.

The stadium serves as a gathering place for the local football community and reflects how the city values its sports traditions. Different seating areas show how the venue organizes supporters from both teams.

The ground sits at Vergara and Mercedes Tomasa de San Martín in Maipú. Away supporters enter the covered Felipe Vellene stand from the north side via Belgrano street, while home fans use the south and west stands. The covered stands hold fewer seats than the open Roque Avallay terrace, so arriving early matters on match days.

The 58-match unbeaten run at the stadium began in November 2006 during the Torneo Argentino B and ended in February 2010 against Alumni de Villa María in the Torneo Argentino A. The streak covered more than three years of home matches for Club Deportivo Maipú.