H. Dimurthala Stadium, Football stadium in Banda Aceh, Indonesia

H. Dimurthala Stadium, formerly Lampineung Stadium, is a football-only ground in Gampong Kota Baru, Kuta Alam, Banda Aceh. It has no athletics track; all tribunes have been roofed since 2018, single seats exist only in the VIP section of the west tribune, and there are dressing rooms, a secretariat room and a press conference room.

The stadium was formerly called Lampineung Stadium; the sources give no opening date. It is named after H. Dimurthala, known as Bang Mur, an Aceh football figure and Persiraja Banda Aceh legend. Ahead of Aceh hosting the 2024 National Sports Week (PON), the Ministry of Public Works and Housing renovated it with a state budget of about 40–60 billion rupiah.

The stadium brings together local football supporters and serves as a gathering place where fans of both resident clubs create an energetic environment on match days. The venue anchors the community's connection to the sport and its teams.

The facility is well accessible from all areas with its covered seating sections. Visitors should arrive early to secure good seating, as popular areas fill quickly during important matches.

The stadium intentionally has no running track around the playing field, which sets it apart from many other facilities. This design choice allows spectators to sit closer to the action and experience the game more directly.