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Stadium

Central Coast Stadium

Australia flag Gosford, Australia

Capacity
20,059
Opened
2000
Surface
Grass
Location
Gosford, Australia

About Central Coast Stadium

Sport has been played on this Gosford waterfront site since 1915, when it was known as Waterside Park and later, from 1939, as Grahame Park. The present all-seater ground was constructed in the late 1990s and opened in February 2000 as NorthPower Stadium, originally intended for the North Sydney Bears rugby league club. Seating runs along only three sides, leaving the southern end open to views of Brisbane Water. Matches at the 2003 Rugby World Cup were staged here, and a record 21,379 attended the 2024 A-League Men grand final.

Home club

Central Coast Mariners Football · Australia Cup
The Central Coast Mariners are an Australian football club based in Gosford, New South Wales, competing in the A-League, the country's top professional division.

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