Maguwoharjo Stadium, Football stadium in Sleman, Indonesia.

Maguwoharjo Stadium is a football ground in Sleman with a green pitch enclosed by a running track and an oval bank of seating in two tiers. The upper tier has continuous red seats with white stairways, the lower tier is divided into red-seat blocks, and a long roof on columns covers the stands. It holds 20,595 seats after its 2023–2024 renovation.

The stadium was built between 2005 and 2007 by the Sleman government to meet the region's growing need for professional football facilities. Its opening marked an important step forward for organized football in the area.

This is the home of PSS Sleman football club, where supporters from across the region gather to watch matches in the Indonesian top league. The crowd brings energy and excitement on match days, making it a central place for local sports enthusiasm.

The venue is about 9 kilometers from Adisucipto International Airport, making it fairly accessible by car or taxi. Visitors can find parking and clear entry points throughout the facility, and the covered sections provide shelter from the tropical heat.

The pitch was relaid during the 2023–2024 renovation with Zoysia matrella, a fine-bladed grass chosen to meet FIFA standards; the same project added single seats, cutting capacity from 35,000 to 20,594. The stadium's four corner towers with spiral ramps echo San Siro, earning it the nickname "Little San Siro".