Australia Sydney

Allianz Stadium

Football

42.500 seats

Allianz Stadium is a modern multi-purpose stadium located in Sydney, Australia, and is primarily used for football and rugby. Reopened in the early 2020s after a complete redevelopment, the stadium has a capacity of over 40,000 spectators. Designed as a rectangular venue, it plays a central role in Australia’s major sporting events and international competitions.

About this place

History of the stadium

Allianz Stadium reopened in 2022 following the demolition and complete reconstruction of the former Sydney Football Stadium. The new venue was built to modern international standards, providing improved facilities and sightlines. Since reopening, it has hosted domestic and international matches across multiple sports.

Architecture and design

The stadium features a rectangular bowl design optimized for football and rugby. Steep seating tiers ensure spectators are positioned close to the pitch, while a modern roof structure covers all stands. The architecture focuses on atmosphere, visibility and flexibility for different field configurations.

Atmosphere and matchday experience

Matchdays at Allianz Stadium deliver a dynamic and high-energy atmosphere. Football matches benefit from a compact layout that concentrates crowd noise, while rugby fixtures emphasize physical intensity and crowd engagement. The stadium’s design enhances acoustics across both sports.

Location and accessibility

The stadium is located in the Moore Park area of Sydney, close to the city center. It is easily accessible by public transport, including light rail and bus services, and is integrated into a wider sports and entertainment precinct.

Origin of the stadium name

The name Allianz Stadium comes from a naming rights agreement with Allianz, a global insurance group. The name reflects the stadium’s modern commercial partnerships and international profile.

Address

Sydney, Australia

GPS

Lat : -33.8891562
Lng : 151.2251222