Melbourne City FC
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Capacity
30,050
Country
Australia
Club nickname
City, Heart
Founded as Melbourne Heart in 2009, the club was acquired by City Football Group and renamed in 2014. City won their first A-League championship in 2021.
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Nearest grounds to Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
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| Club | Stadium | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Collingwood Football Club | Melbourne Cricket Ground | 0.4 miles |
| Hawthorn Football Club | Melbourne Cricket Ground | 0.4 miles |
| Melbourne Football Club | Melbourne Cricket Ground | 0.4 miles |
| Richmond Football Club | Melbourne Cricket Ground | 0.4 miles |
| Carlton Football Club | Docklands Stadium | 2.1 miles |
| Essendon Football Club | Docklands Stadium | 2.1 miles |
| North Melbourne Football Club | Docklands Stadium | 2.1 miles |
| St Kilda Football Club | Docklands Stadium | 2.1 miles |
| Western Bulldogs | Docklands Stadium | 2.1 miles |
| Geelong Football Club | Kardinia Park | 41.3 miles |
| Adelaide Football Club | Adelaide Oval | 408.2 miles |
| Port Adelaide Football Club | Adelaide Oval | 408.2 miles |
| Adelaide United | Hindmarsh Stadium | 409.8 miles |
| Macarthur FC | Campbelltown Sports Stadium | 418.3 miles |
| Western Sydney Wanderers | Parramatta Stadium | 436.5 miles |
| Greater Western Sydney Giants | Sydney Showground Stadium | 437.8 miles |
| Sydney Swans | Sydney Cricket Ground | 442.6 miles |
| Sydney FC | Sydney Football Stadium | 442.7 miles |
| Central Coast Mariners | Central Coast Stadium | 468.5 miles |
| Newcastle Jets | Newcastle International Sports Centre | 508.9 miles |
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