Tun Fatimah Stadium, Sports stadium in Semabok, Melaka, Malaysia.

Tun Fatimah Stadium is a multi-purpose sports venue in Semabok with a natural grass pitch and stands designed for regional football matches and track-and-field competitions. The facility includes training areas that support ongoing athletic programs in the region.

The stadium was built during a modern phase of Malaysian sports development and named after a 16th-century figure from Malacca. It grew to become an important venue for competitions across the country.

The stadium is named after Tun Fatimah, a 16th-century Malaccan figure, and its 1,000 places are used for multi-sport events; in June 2010 it hosted the 13th Sukma Games, the national games of Malaysia.

The venue is easily accessible and open to visitors during training sessions and scheduled matches. It is best to check locally for exact training times or upcoming events.

The site hosted the 13th Sukma Games in 2010 and demonstrated its ability to manage multiple athletic disciplines at the same time. This event established it as a recognized center for multi-sport competitions in Malaysia.