DSC Multi-Purpose Stadium, Sports stadium in Dubai Sports City, United Arab Emirates

The DSC Multi-Purpose Stadium is a sports facility in Dubai Sports City with a 400-meter synthetic track, multiple playing fields, and dedicated training zones for different sports. The complex also includes cricket, rugby, and athletics venues all within the same site.

Dubai Sports City was developed by Dubai around five major sports venues on Mohammad Bin Zayed Road in Al Hebiah 4. Its DSC Indoor Arena was under construction until work stopped during the late-2000s recession; it was due to open in 2009 with 10,000 seats for basketball, tennis, ice hockey and concerts. The Els Club, the first golf course Ernie Els designed in the Middle East, is part of the complex.

Dubai Sports City is built around five major sports venues and a set of sports academies, among them the ICC Academy, whose training complex is the only one in the world with South Asian, English and Australian practice turf. The Real Madrid Educational Football Program and the Butch Harmon School of Golf also operate here. The district's residential side is divided into Canal Residence, Victory Heights and Gallery Villas.

The stadium is accessible through multiple entrances and has changing facilities located at central points. Visitors should prepare for hot weather and wear comfortable athletic clothing.

The ICC Academy here is the only training complex in the world with South Asian, English and Australian practice turf, and the Els Club is the first golf course Ernie Els designed in the Middle East.