Litis Stadium, Football stadium in Leederville, Australia.
Litis Stadium is a football venue in Leederville with a natural grass pitch and seating across multiple levels. The facility includes a grandstand with a roof covering some seats and an earthen hill that provides additional standing and viewing areas.
The site opened in 1959 as Lake Monger Velodrome, serving cycling events including competitions during the 1962 Commonwealth Games. It was later transformed to serve football matches under its current name.
The stadium hosts the Community World Cup, an event that brings together football players and supporters from across the region's diverse communities. People gather here to celebrate their shared love of the sport across cultural lines.
The stadium is located in Leederville, roughly 3 kilometers from central Perth and accessed via Britannia Road. Daily operation includes floodlighting for evening events, allowing matches and activities throughout the day and into the night.
The stadium received its current name in 1998 following a substantial donation for renovations that modernized the former velodrome structure. This naming reflects the financial support that made the transformation possible.
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