A-League Football Grounds in Australia

Map of A-League stadiums

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List of A-League stadiums

0/14 grounds visited (0%)

Team/Ground
	Adelaide United
	Hindmarsh Stadium (Coopers Stadium)
	Adelaide Oval (old ground)
	Marden Sports Complex (old ground)
	ServiceFM Stadium (old ground)
	Auckland FC
	Mount Smart Stadium (Ericsson Stadium)
	Brisbane Roar
	Lang Park (Suncorp Stadium)
	Cbus Super Stadium (old ground)
	Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (old ground)
	Perry Park (old ground)
	Cazalys Stadium (old ground)
	Moreton Daily Stadium (Dolphin Oval) (old ground)
	North Queensland Stadium (old ground)
	Ballymore Stadium (old ground)
	Cazalys Stadium (old ground)
	Queensland Country Bank Stadium (old ground)
	Austworld Centre Oval (Carrara Elite Sports Field 1) (old ground)
	Central Coast Mariners
	Central Coast Stadium
	Wade Park (old ground)
	Brookvale Oval (old ground)
	North Sydney Oval (old ground)
	Macarthur FC
	Campbelltown Sports Stadium
	Melbourne City
	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park)
	David Barro Stadium (old ground)
	Casey Fields (old ground)
	Melbourne Victory
	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park)
	Docklands Stadium (Marvel Stadium) (old ground)
	GMHBA Stadium (Kardinia Park) (old ground)
	Epping Stadium (old ground)
	Melbourne Olympic Park Stadium (old ground)
	Newcastle Jets
	McDonald Jones Stadium
	C.ex Coffs International Stadium (old ground)
	Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility (old ground)
	Perth Glory
	HBF Park
	Subiaco Oval (old ground)
	The WACA (old ground)
	Optus Stadium (old ground)
	Crazy Domains Stadium (Hartfield Park) (old ground)
	Sam Kerr Football Centre (old ground)
	Sydney FC
	Sydney Football Stadium (Allianz) 2022
	Sydney Football Stadium (Allianz Stadium) 1988-2019 (old ground)
	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium (old ground)
	Leichhardt Oval (old ground)
	Sydney Cricket Ground (old ground)
	Brookvale Oval (old ground)
	Parramatta Stadium (Pirtec Stadium) (old ground)
	Stadium Australia (Accor Stadium) (old ground)
	Campbelltown Sports Stadium (old ground)
	CommBank Stadium (old ground)
	Wellington Phoenix
	Sky Stadium
	North Harbour Stadium (old ground)
	Mount Smart Stadium (Ericsson Stadium) (old ground)
	Lancaster Park (1881-2011) (old ground)
	Orangetheory Stadium (Rugby League Park) (old ground)
	Eden Park (old ground)
	Central Energy Trust Arena (old ground)
	WIN Stadium (old ground)
	Western Sydney Wanderers
	CommBank Stadium
	Campbelltown Sports Stadium (old ground)
	Giants Stadium (Sydney Showground Stadium) (old ground)
	Stadium Australia (Accor Stadium) (old ground)
	Glen Willow Regional Sporting Complex (old ground)
	Wanderers Football Centre (old ground)
	Parramatta Stadium (Pirtec Stadium) (old ground)
	Cook Park (old ground)
	Penrith Stadium (old ground)
	Western United
	Ironbark Fields (Wyndham Regional Football Facility)
	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park)
	GMHBA Stadium (Kardinia Park) (old ground)
	Mars Stadium (old ground)
	Whitten Oval (old ground)
	Epping Stadium (old ground)
	Wembley Park (old ground)
	Morshead Park Stadium (old ground)
	Stead Park (old ground)
	Waratah Reserve (old ground)
	Larissa Reserve (old ground)
	York Park (University of Tasmania Stadium) (old ground)
	City Vista Pavilion & Sports Fields (old ground)
	The Hangar (old ground)
	North Hobart Oval (old ground)

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Last updated: May 2024

A-League Information

Name	A-League
Country	Australia
Level on pyramid	1
Same level as	A League Women
Relegation to (one of)	Australian Championship National Premier Leagues Women - Queensland National Second Division

Grounds in A-League Ordered by Capacity

#	Ground	Capacity
1.	Lang Park (Suncorp Stadium) home to Brisbane Roar	52,500
2.	Sky Stadium home to Wellington Phoenix	34,500
3.	McDonald Jones Stadium home to Newcastle Jets	33,000
4.	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park) home to Melbourne Victory	30,050
5.	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park) home to Melbourne City	30,050
6.	Melbourne Rectangular Stadium (AAMI Park) home to Western United	30,050
7.	CommBank Stadium home to Western Sydney Wanderers	30,000
8.	Mount Smart Stadium (Ericsson Stadium) home to Auckland FC	30,000
9.	HBF Park home to Perth Glory	20,500
10.	Central Coast Stadium home to Central Coast Mariners	20,119
11.	Campbelltown Sports Stadium home to Macarthur FC	20,000
12.	Hindmarsh Stadium (Coopers Stadium) home to Adelaide United	17,000

Biggest stadium in A-League: 52,500 - Lang Park (Suncorp Stadium)
Smallest stadium in A-League: 17,000 - Hindmarsh Stadium (Coopers Stadium)
Total capacity in A-League: 347,769
Average capacity in A-League: 26,751

Best supported teams in A-League

#	Team	Number of Fans
1.	Sydney FC	36
2.	Melbourne Victory	32
3.	Adelaide United	14
4.	Perth Glory	14
5.	Wellington Phoenix	14
6.	Brisbane Roar	8
7.	Central Coast Mariners	8
8.	Melbourne City	8
9.	Newcastle Jets	7
10.	Western Sydney Wanderers	3
11.	Western United	3
12.	Macarthur FC	1
13.	Auckland FC	0

Most fans in A-League: 36 - Sydney FC
Fewest fans in A-League: 0 - Auckland FC
Total A-League fans: 148
Average number of fans in A-League: 11

Which team's fans have been to the most grounds in A-League?

#	Team	Avg Grounds Visited
1.	Melbourne City	239.38
2.	Newcastle Jets	19.71
3.	Sydney FC	19.22
4.	Wellington Phoenix	17.64
5.	Melbourne Victory	12.78
6.	Brisbane Roar	12.00
7.	Central Coast Mariners	10.50
8.	Adelaide United	8.57
9.	Western Sydney Wanderers	7.33
10.	Perth Glory	6.00
11.	Western United	1.00
12.	Macarthur FC	0.00
13.	Auckland FC	0.00