Estadio Ueno Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb, Football stadium in Mariscal López, Asunción, Paraguay.

Estadio Ueno Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb is a football ground on Avenida Mariscal López in the Mariscal López neighbourhood of Asunción, home of Club Olimpia, with a capacity of 16,000. A long low grandstand runs the length of the pitch: a black front wall with white crest-shaped motifs and a central oval sign reading "OLIMPIA" above "1902", dark seating and dugouts below, white seating sections above, and advertising boards along the top.

The stadium was inaugurated on 13 May 1965 with a friendly between Club Olimpia and Santos FC, the Brazilian side of Pelé; the match ended 2-2. It was built during the presidency of Manuel Ferreira Sosa, after whom it was named. In 1991 it hosted the Copa Interamericana final and in 1992 the Copa Conmebol final. On 2 March 2024 it was renamed Estadio Ueno Osvaldo Domínguez Dibb.

This venue serves as the home base for Club Olimpia, one of Paraguay's most successful football teams with numerous national championships. Supporters gather here regularly to cheer their team and experience the pulse of local football culture.

The stadium is situated in central Asunción with multiple entry points and dedicated parking areas available to visitors. It is equipped with essential facilities to support spectators during events and ensure comfortable access to all areas.

The nickname "El Bosque" comes from the large trees that surrounded the plot when Olimpia bought it; the land had no exit onto Mariscal López or España, and the press named it "Cancha del Bosque". The "Para Uno" part refers to the stop of bus line 1 that gave the area its name.