Estádio da Serrinha, Football stadium in Goiânia, Brazil.

The Estádio da Serrinha is a football stadium in Goiânia with a green pitch marked by white boundary and penalty-area lines. Behind one goal, a white wall carries a dark banner reading "ESTADIO HAILE PINHEIRO - CONTRA TUDO", with the same text along its top edge. Above the wall, a green railing encloses a flat-roofed stadium building, and seats fill the visible upper section beside a large white concrete stair structure.

The stadium opened in 1995 and became the home ground for Goiás Esporte Clube, a professional team whose history stretches back to the 1940s. Since then, it has served as the primary venue for local football matches and competitions in the city.

The stadium's nickname, Serrinha, comes from the ridge where Goiás Esporte Clube built its headquarters on land that once belonged to Fazenda Macambira. Fans donated seats during the 2020 works and had their names fixed behind them in the "Doe Sua Cadeira" campaign. The ground is known nationally for the quality of its pitch, praised by visiting players.

The stadium provides parking for several hundred vehicles and features lighting for daytime and evening events. The grounds are straightforward to navigate with clear signage throughout the facility.

The complex also holds the Ginásio Luiz Torres de Abreu, an indoor gymnasium built on the grounds of the former Fazenda Macambira. The site was acquired by Goiás Esporte Clube in the 1960s, when the land still belonged to the municipality, and training pitches and administrative buildings were added around it.