Estádio Abrão Manoel Costa

Trindade Atlético Clube play at Estádio Abrão Manoel da Costa , a modest venue in the Vila Pai Eterno district of the city. The pitch is a rectangle of natural grass, and in June 2025 the local council installed a new LED lighting system with 56 projectors. It was an ambitious upgrade for a club that plays in the Campeonato Goiano Segunda Divisão, but it ensures the fixtures no longer finish in the dark.

The capacity is listed as 3,000, though older sources often cite 4,000. A crowd of 1,389 paid for seats in a match against Anapolina in July 2017, and the turnstiles have not been forced open since. There is no running track, so the boundary is tight and the ball rarely travels far from the touchline before it hits the concrete. The name is not affectionate — the stadium is named after a figure from the city's past, Abrão Manoel da Costa. Locals still call it "Campo do Grêmio," a reference to the old days when the club shared the pitch with the local amateur side.

The venue has hosted some high-stakes regional matches. It staged the first leg of the Campeonato Goiano Sub-17 Final in 2019 and the Sub-20 Final in 2024. It was also used for the Jogos Universitários Brasileiros in 2022. These are fixtures where the result matters more than the setting. The new floodlights throw a white light onto the grass.