Frank Holohan Soccer Complex, Soccer stadium in Endeavour Hills, Victoria, Australia
The Frank Holohan Soccer Complex is a multi-field soccer facility with a grandstand offering 400 seats and overall capacity for about 4000 spectators. The site includes changerooms, clubrooms, floodlighting for evening play, and a canteen for refreshments.
The facility opened its doors in 1980 and was named to honor Frank Holohan, a former mayor and city councillor of Dandenong. Since then it has served as a venue for local and regional soccer competition.
This venue serves as home ground for Dandenong City and hosts women's professional matches that draw regional and interstate supporters. It connects the local community to higher-level football competition.
The complex is located on Baden Powell Drive and can be easily reached on foot from the surrounding area. Visitors should expect crowds during match days, so arriving early or checking the schedule in advance helps with planning.
A match between Melbourne City and Western Sydney Wanderers drew approximately 547 spectators in 2021, making it one of the highest attended events at the venue. This shows how regional matches can attract interest from outside the area.
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