Estadio Libertarios Unidos, Football stadium in Florida Oeste, Argentina.

Estadio Libertarios Unidos is the football ground of Club Atlético Colegiales in Florida Oeste, Vicente López Partido, laid out between Antonio Malaver, Gervasio Posadas, Natalio Querido and Italia streets. Its pitch measures 92 by 66 metres. Total capacity is 5,319: the main platea holds 619 seats, Tribuna Malaver 1,500, Tribuna Natalio Querido 2,000 and Tribuna Libertarios Unidos 1,200.

The stadium opened in 1948 as the permanent home for Club Atlético Colegiales after the club had moved through several other locations in Buenos Aires. This establishment marked a turning point for the organization's stability and long-term growth.

Club Atlético Colegiales took its current name in 1925 and adopted the colours blue, English red and gold, still worn today. The ground's main stand, built in the 1990s after promotion to Primera B in 1993, seats 500 and was named the only covered stand of the club. The Tribuna Libertarios Unidos, formerly Int. Enrique García, honours the club's identity.

The ground lies between Antonio Malaver, Gervasio Posadas, Natalio Querido and Italia streets in Florida Oeste. Local fans enter the popular end on Malaver; the side popular and away section are on Natalio Querido, and the main seated stand on Gervasio Posadas. Belgrano Norte line trains stop at Munro and Florida stations, about 700 metres away.

On 1 April 2023, during the club's 115th anniversary celebrations, the stadium lighting was inaugurated and the main stand was enlarged to 619 seats. AFA president Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia and Vicente López mayor Soledad Martínez attended the event.