Sydney United Sports Centre

Sydney United Sports Centre

Sydney United Sports Centre, formerly known as King Tomislav Park and Sydney Croatia Sports Centre, is a multi-purpose stadium in Edensor Park, western Sydney. It opened in 1979 and was upgraded with artificial turf in 2013. The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 and is the home of the Sydney United 58 FC football team. Sports available at the complex:

• Soccer: The main stadium is equipped with FIFA-standard artificial turf suitable for professional football matches.
• Futsal: The complex hosts futsal competitions at various levels.
• Tennis: Tennis facilities are available for practice and competition at the complex.
• Volleyball: Volleyball courts are available for practice and competition.
• Basketball: Basketball facilities are available for recreational games and training at the complex.

Key Features & Amenities

• Lighting: There is a lighting system for holding night matches
• Ventilation: Natural ventilation considering the open space of the complex
• Dressing room: There are equipped changing rooms for players
• Shower: Public showers available
• Toilet: Public toilets in the complex
• Locker: Personal lockers for storing belongings
• Spectacular seating: Fixed seats with a capacity of 3,000 people
• Green space: There is green space around the stadium
• Water cooler: There are public water coolers in the complex
• Buffet: There is a buffet for serving food and drinks
• Parking: There is parking around the complex

Programs & Activities

1. Junior Development League (JDL): A program for young players to develop technical, tactical, physical and mental skills under the guidance of leading coaches. Registration for the 2026 season is now open.
2. Sydney United 58 FC: The club’s main team plays in the New South Wales National Football League (NPL) and competes in various youth and senior leagues. The team has a long history in Australian rules football.
3. Sydney United Futsal Club: This futsal club covers all levels from grassroots to professional level and is active in various futsal leagues in New South Wales.
4. Sydney United Volleyball Club: This volleyball club covers all levels from grassroots to professional level and competes in the New South Wales Volleyball Leagues (VNSW). It runs a variety of training programs and competitions for enthusiasts.
5. Football United: A community program that uses football to build cohesive and cohesive communities. This program is specifically designed for refugee, migrant and Indigenous Australian children, young people and families.

How to book

1. Online booking: To book a football pitch, visit the official Sydney United 58 FC website and complete the booking form.
2. Direct contact: For more information or to book, you can contact the club.
3. Booking via other platforms: Some platforms, such as PitchBooking, allow bookings for this complex.

Location & Contact 

• Address: 223-227 Edensor Road, Edensor Park, NSW 2176, Australia
• Tel: +61 2 9607 5366

FAQs

What is the stadium's capacity?

The stadium has a capacity of 12,000 people, including 3,000 seats for spectators.

Is the pitch natural or artificial grass?

The pitch was upgraded to FIFA standard artificial grass on 2 June 2013.