Estadio Municipal de Punitaqui, Football stadium in Punitaqui, Chile.

The Estadio Municipal de Punitaqui is a football stadium in the commune of Punitaqui, Chile, owned by the Ilustre Municipalidad de Punitaqui. It was inaugurated on Saturday 9 November 2013 with a sports day whose main match pitted a regional selection of former professional footballers against a combined side of Chilean veterans of the 1998 World Cup in France.

The stadium opened in 2013, marking a turning point for the city's sports infrastructure. Its inauguration featured a match between regional players and football veterans, emphasizing the importance of the venue for local football.

The venue serves as a gathering place for the local community, where football fans come together to cheer for their teams. Matches held here are central to the sporting life of the region.

The stadium belongs to the Municipality of Punitaqui and has hosted home matches for clubs from outside the commune, including Deportes Ovalle in the Segunda División Profesional, Deportes La Serena in Primera B, Provincial Ovalle in Tercera División A and B, and Deportivo Ovalle in Tercera División B. Check which club is playing before travelling, since the venue has no permanent tenant.

The stadium's opening match on 9 November 2013 pitted a regional selection of former professionals, including the brothers Eduardo and Osvaldo Gómez, Danilo Chacón, Francisco Carvajal and Carlos Venegas, against a combined side of Chilean 1998 World Cup veterans such as Nelson Tapia, Francisco Rojas, Gabriel Mendoza, Marcelo Vega, Pablo Galdames and Leonel Herrera.