Hindmarsh Stadium

Hindmarsh Stadium, commercially known as Coopers Stadium, is a rectangular sports stadium in Hindmarsh, an inner suburb of Adelaide, South Australia, within the City of Charles Sturt. Built in 1960 and redeveloped for the 2000 Olympic Games, it is the dedicated home of A-League club Adelaide United and historically Adelaide City. With a capacity of about 16,500, it is South Australia's premier soccer venue and has hosted national team matches and FIFA Women's World Cup fixtures.

Visitors can expect a compact, rectangular, all-seater football stadium close to Adelaide city centre. The venue features covered grandstands on four sides, a natural grass pitch, corporate and function areas, and food and beverage outlets. On match days the stadium hosts A-League Men and Women fixtures, Australia national team games and occasional concerts or community events. Outside event times access is limited to ticketed tours or functions. The surrounding area is an urban precinct with streets, parking areas and tram access.