Estadio El Coliseo de Mitre y Puccini, Football stadium in Campana, Argentina.

El Coliseo de Mitre y Puccini is a football stadium on Avenida Mitre in Campana, between Doctor Simini and Luis Costa streets. It has a natural grass pitch and concrete terraces, with a capacity of about 11,250 spectators. The main entrance on Avenida Mitre leads to the local popular stand, while the platea and visiting delegation enter via Doctor Simini.

The stadium opened on June 20, 1961, becoming the permanent home of Club Villa Dalmine after the team had used the Municipal Stadium during its construction. This establishment gave the city a fixed venue for major sporting events.

One grandstand is named after actor Juan Carlos Calabró, a well-known supporter of Club Villa Dálmine. The other, the Roberto Frattini stand, was built from over 500 beams and about 1,500 linear metres of slabs weighing 65 tonnes. Fans also follow the club's nickname, el violeta, for its violet colours.

The stadium sits on Avenida Mitre 1751 and is accessible via national and provincial routes. Visitors can reach the venue using public buses and trains that run regularly through Campana.

Since 2013, the stadium has operated a computerized irrigation system that maintains the grass in optimal condition regardless of weather. This technology ensures the playing field stays in top shape for every match.