List of soccer stadiums in South Africa

The following is a list of soccer stadiums in South Africa, ordered by capacity.[1][2]

Current stadiums

Image Stadium Capacity City Province Home team(s) Opened
FNB Stadium 94,736 Johannesburg Gauteng Kaizer Chiefs F.C.

South Africa national soccer team

2009
Ellis Park Stadium 62,567 Johannesburg Gauteng 1928
Cape Town Stadium 55,000 Cape Town Western Cape Cape Town City F.C. 2009
Moses Mabhida Stadium 55,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal AmaZulu F.C. 2009
Kings Park Stadium 54,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal 1891
Loftus Versfeld Stadium 51,762 Pretoria Gauteng Mamelodi Sundowns F.C. 1906
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium 46,000 Gqeberha Eastern Cape Chippa United 2009
Royal Bafokeng Stadium 44,530 Phokeng North West 1999
Mbombela Stadium 43,500 Mbombela Mpumalanga TS Galaxy 2009
Free State Stadium 42,000 Bloemfontein Free State 1995
Peter Mokaba Stadium 41,733 Polokwane Limpopo
||2010
Orlando Stadium 40,000 Orlando Gauteng Orlando Pirates F.C. 2008
Johannesburg Stadium 37,500 Johannesburg Gauteng 1992
Charles Mopeli Stadium 35,000 Phuthaditjhaba Free State
Athlone Stadium 34,000 Cape Town Western Cape Cape Town Spurs[3] 1972
Olympia Park 30,000 Rustenburg North West 1989
Rand Stadium 30,000 Johannesburg Gauteng 1951
Lucas Moripe Stadium 28,900 Pretoria Gauteng Mamelodi Sundowns F.C.
Independence Stadium[4] 25,000 Mthatha Eastern Cape Umtata Bush Bucks 1976
Vosloorus Stadium[5] 25,000 Ekurhuleni Gauteng
Dobsonville Stadium 24,000 Johannesburg Gauteng 1975
Chatsworth Stadium 22,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal Durban City[6]
Bellville Stadium 20,000 Cape Town Western Cape 1992
Kaizer Sebothelo Stadium 20,000 Botshabelo Free State Mathaithai
Giyani Stadium 20,000 Giyani Limpopo
Goble Park 20,000 Bethlehem Free State
Moruleng Stadium 20,000 Moruleng North West 2009
Pilditch Stadium 20,000 Pretoria Gauteng
Seisa Ramabodu Stadium 20,000 Bloemfontein Free State 1982
Thohoyandou Stadium 20,000 Thohoyandou Limpopo Black Leopards,[7] Venda[8]
Germiston Stadium 18,000 Germiston Gauteng
Griqua Park 18,000 Kimberley Northern Cape Hungry Lions,[9] United FC
Sisa Dukashe Stadium 17,000 Mdantsane Eastern Cape
Buffalo City Stadium 16,000 East London Eastern Cape 1934
Danie Craven Stadium 16,000 Stellenbosch Western Cape Stellenbosch 1979
Witbank Stadium 15,000 Witbank Mpumalanga Witbank Spurs F.C. (2010)
Kwa Masiza Stadium (Iscor Stadium)[10] 15,000 Sebokeng Gauteng Vaal Professionals (to 2000)
KaNyamazane Stadium 15,000 Nelspruit Mpumalanga Mbombela United F.C., Thabo All Stars F.C.
Makhulong Stadium 15,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal
Old Peter Mokaba Stadium 15,000 Polokwane Limpopo Polokwane City, Magesi[11] 1976
Ruimsig Stadium 15,000 Johannesburg Gauteng
Sinaba Stadium 15,000 Benoni Gauteng
Seshego Stadium 15,000 Polokwane Limpopo
Eldorado Park Stadium[12] 12,000 Johannesburg Gauteng FC AK
Harry Gwala Stadium 12,000 Pietermaritzburg KwaZulu-Natal Royal AM (to 2025)[13]
Princess Magogo Stadium 12,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal Milford[14]
Ackerville Stadium 11,000 Witbank Mpumalanga Calaska F.C.
Richards Bay Stadium 10,500 Richards Bay KwaZulu-Natal Richards Bay
King Zwelithini Stadium 10,000 Durban KwaZulu-Natal Lamontville Golden Arrows
Philippi Stadium 10,000 Cape Town Western Cape
Bidvest Stadium (Milpark Stadium) 5,000 Johannesburg Gauteng Wits University
Solomon Mahlangu Stadium 5,000 KwaMhlanga Mpumalanga Casric Stars

Defunct stadiums

# Stadium Capacity City Province Team Opened Closed Demolished
1 Odi Stadium 60,000 Mabopane Gauteng Garankuwa United 2010
2 Mmabatho Stadium 59,000 Mmabatho North West 1981 2010
3 Newlands Rugby Stadium 51,900 Cape Town Western Cape Cape Town Spurs F.C. 1919 2020
4 EPRU Stadium 33,832 Gqeberha Eastern Cape Bay United 1959 2010 2019
5 HM Pitje Stadium 25,000 Mamelodi Gauteng 2010 2023
6 PAM Brink Stadium Springs 1949 2008
7 Oppenheimer Stadium 23,000 Orkney North West 1960 2011

See also

References

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