Estádio Serra Dourada, Football stadium in Goiânia, Brazil.
The Estádio Serra Dourada is a football stadium in Goiânia, Goiás, with a circular ring of tiered stands around a rectangular pitch. The seats are painted orange-yellow on one half and blue on the other, with blue and yellow sections at the top under a white roof edge. The pitch measures 105 x 68 m, and after the 2019 renovations the stadium holds 42,049 spectators.
The stadium opened on March 9, 1975, hosting a match between Goiás State All-Stars and the Portuguese national team. This inaugural event marked the beginning of its role as a major venue for football in the region.
The stadium serves as the home ground for Goiás Esporte Clube and is shared by other local clubs for their matches. It functions as a gathering place for football supporters and shapes the sporting identity of the city.
The stadium is located about 4 kilometers west of downtown Goiânia. Bus routes 261 and 406 run along Avenida Araguaia and provide convenient access to the venue.
The stadium's record attendance of 79,610 was set at its opening match on 9 March 1975, when the Goiás State All-Stars beat Portugal 2-1; Portugal's Octávio scored the first goal here. The site covers 500,000 m², with 160,000 m² built and a pitch of 105 x 68 m.
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