FFB Stadium, Football stadium in Belmopan, Belize.

FFB Stadium is a football venue in Belmopan with a synthetic grass field and seating for around 5,000 spectators. Modern lighting systems allow matches to be played after dark, and the facility includes locker rooms and other amenities for teams.

Between April and July 2014 the stadium was upgraded to CONCACAF standards with a two million dollar FIFA donation, adding 1100–1600 lux floodlights, a FIFA-certified field, certified bleachers and team lockers. In August 2014 CONCACAF still ruled it unfit to host 2014–15 CONCACAF Champions League matches. FIFA Goal Project work on the synthetic pitch was completed in March 2019, covering 8,214 m².

The stadium hosts Belize's national football team and Police United of the Premier League of Belize; the Spanish-language source instead names Belmopan Blaze as the resident club. Its 2014 FIFA-funded upgrade was meant to allow international and club matches, but CONCACAF ruled that August that it did not meet standards for the 2014–15 Champions League.

The pitch is a FIFA Goal Project synthetic turf of 8,214 m², finished in March 2019 with an irrigation system and rubber-and-sand infill. Floodlights rated 1,100 to 1,600 lux, installed in the 2014 upgrade, allow evening matches. Note that CONCACAF ruled in August 2014 that the venue did not meet standards for 2014–15 Champions League matches.

The 2019 FIFA Goal Project pitch covers 8,214 m² and was laid on a millimetre-measured base after earthworks and drainage construction, finished with rubber granulate and sand infill. The surface was completed in March 2019.