Gauteng Stadiums

Atteridgeville · City of Tshwane

🏠 Mamelodi Sundowns FC (part-time), SuperSport United FC (historical)

Multi-purpose municipal stadium serving Atteridgeville township in Pretoria West. Used as an official 2010 FIFA World Cup team training venue.

Orlando, Soweto · City of Johannesburg

🏠 Orlando Pirates FC

One of South Africa's most historic football stadiums, built in 1959 in the heart of Soweto. Home ground of Orlando Pirates FC. Comprehensively renovated for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Centurion · City of Tshwane

🏠 Titans Cricket, Pretoria Capitals (SA20)

Centurion's beloved cricket ground with the world-famous N1 highway running past its eastern boundary. Home to the Titans, one of South Africa's most successful domestic teams.

Illovo · City of Johannesburg

🏠 Imperial Lions, Joburg Super Kings (SA20)

South Africa's premier cricket stadium and the heartbeat of Johannesburg cricket. Built in 1956, The Bullring earned its nickname from the thunderous noise generated by its circular, enclosed design.

Arcadia · City of Tshwane

🏠 Vodacom Bulls (United Rugby Championship), Mamelodi Sundowns FC

Pretoria's iconic stadium and one of the most atmospheric venues in South African sport. Built in stages from 1906, Loftus Versfeld is the cathedral of South African rugby. The Bulls' home ground is known for its passionate supporters and the unique roar created by its enclosed stands.

Doornfontein · City of Johannesburg

🏠 Emirates Lions (United Rugby Championship), Orlando Pirates FC (occasional)

Historic Johannesburg stadium built in just 8 months, opened with a Springbok vs All Blacks test in June 1928. The most emotionally charged moment in South African rugby occurred here when the Springboks defeated the All Blacks 15–12 to win the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final.

Nasrec · City of Johannesburg

🏠 Kaizer Chiefs FC, Bafana Bafana (occasional)

Africa's largest stadium at 94,736 seated capacity. The iconic calabash-shaped structure — inspired by traditional African pottery — was comprehensively rebuilt for the 2010 FIFA World Cup at a cost of over R3 billion. Home to Kaizer Chiefs FC.