List of football stadiums in Malta

The following is a partial list of football stadiums in Malta in order of capacity. Although a number of teams participating in the Maltese football league system own or operate their own stadium, Maltese football league matches are generally played at a neutral stadium.

Existing stadiums

National Stadium and Centenary Stadium

Tony Bezzina Stadium

Luxol Stadium

Sirens Stadium

Victor Tedesco Stadium

Gozo Stadium

Kerċem Ajax Stadium

Rabat Ajax Football Ground

Charles Abela Memorial Stadium

Dingli Ground

Marsaxlokk Ground

Melita Ground

Mellieħa Ground

Mġarr Ground

Mqabba Football Ground

Santa Lucia Ground

St Patrick's Ground

Siggiewi Ground

Żebbuġ Ground

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Location of football stadiums in Malta

Stadium	Surface	City	Tenants	Capacity	Website
National Stadium, Ta' Qali	Hybrid grass	Ta' Qali	Malta national football team Maltese Premier League	16,907^[1]	^[2]
Tony Bezzina Stadium	Hybrid grass	Paola	Hibernians F.C. Malta women's national football team Maltese Premier League	3,038^[1]
Centenary Stadium	Artificial turf	Ta' Qali	Malta national under-21 football team Malta women's national football team Maltese Premier League Maltese Challenge League Maltese Women's League	3,000^[1]	^[3]
Victor Tedesco Stadium	Artificial turf	Ħamrun	Ħamrun Spartans F.C. Maltese Challenge League Maltese National Amateur League	1,962
Gozo Stadium	Hybrid grass	Xewkija	Gozo national football team Gozo Football League First Division	1,628^[1]
Luxol Stadium	Artificial turf	Pembroke	St. Andrews Maltese National Amateur League	800
Sirens Stadium	Artificial turf	St. Paul's Bay	Sirens F.C. Maltese National Amateur League	600
Charles Abela Memorial Stadium	Artificial turf	Mosta	Maltese National Amateur League Maltese youth football league	700
Rabat Ajax Football Ground	Artificial turf	Mtarfa	Rabat Ajax	700
Kerċem Ajax Stadium	Artificial turf	Kerċem	Kerċem Ajax F.C. Gozo Football League First Division Gozo Football League Second Division	500
Dingli Ground	Artificial turf	Dingli	Maltese youth football league
Marsaxlokk Ground	Artificial turf	Marsaxlokk	Maltese youth football league
Melita Ground	Artificial turf	Pembroke	Maltese youth football league
Mellieħa Ground	Artificial turf	Mellieħa	Maltese youth football league
Mġarr Ground	Artificial turf	Mġarr	Maltese youth football league Maltese Women's League
Mqabba Football Ground	Artificial turf	Mqabba	Maltese youth football league
Santa Lucia Ground	Artificial turf	Santa Luċija	Maltese youth football league
St Patrick's Ground	Artificial turf	Żabbar	Maltese youth football league
Siggiewi Ground	Artificial turf	Siggiewi	Maltese youth football league
Żebbuġ Ground	Artificial turf	Żebbuġ	Maltese youth football league

Future Stadiums

Photo	Stadium	Surface	City	Tenants	Capacity	Website
	National Football Centre	Grass	Ta' Qali	Malta Football Association		^[4]
	Corradino Sports Complex	Artificial Turf	Paola		650	^[5]

Proposed Stadiums

Photo	Stadium	Surface	City	Tenants	Capacity	Website
	Independence Arena		Floriana	Floriana F.C.	4,000	^[6]
	Spartans Arena		Hamrun	Hamrun Spartans F.C.	3,000	^[7]

Past Stadiums

Stadium	Surface	City	Tenants	Capacity	Website
Empire Stadium	Gravel	Gżira	National football team	30,000	^[8]
Mile End Sports Ground	Gravel	Hamrun		~10,000	^[9]
Manoel Island Football Ground	Gravel	Manoel Island, Gżira			^[10]
Pace Grasso Stadium	Gravel	Paola			^[11]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Malta FA launches 2023 UEFA U19 Championship". www.mfa.com.mt. Retrieved 2024-12-28.
^ "National Stadium". www.mfa.com.mt. Retrieved 2024-12-28.
^ "Centenary Stadium". www.mfa.com.mt. Retrieved 2024-12-28.
^ "The Planning Authority approves the full development permit for the construction of a National Football Centre in Ta' Qali". www.mfa.com.mt. Retrieved 2024-12-28.
^ "Works on €8.2 football and rugby complex at Corradino to start". www.sports.timesofmalta.com.mt. Retrieved 2024-12-28.
^ "Floriana chase new stadium dream". www.timesofmalta.com. Retrieved 2024-08-23.
^ "HAMRUN SPARTANS UNVEIL NEW STADIUM DESIGN".
^ "The Empire Stadium... a trip down memory lane". www.timesofmalta.com. Retrieved 2024-08-23.
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^ "Schreiber Sports Ground in Paola". www.timesofmalta.com. Retrieved 2024-08-23.