Sderot Stadium, Football stadium in Sderot, Israel.

Sderot Stadium is a football facility in Sderot, Israel, designed with a compact layout and modern amenities for spectators. The structure includes covered seating sections and additional bleachers that together accommodate around 1,200 people.

The stadium was built through cooperation between the Sderot municipality, the Sports Betting Arrangement Council, the Ministry of Culture and Sport and Mifal HaPais, at a cost of about 12 million shekels. In 2024 a roof was added to the tribune for over 5 million shekels, completed in summer 2024. Since summer 2023 it has been the home ground of Maccabi Kafr Sderot, formed by merging Maccabi Ironi Sderot and Hapoel Sderot.

The stadium is home to Maccabi Kafr Qasim Sderot, formed in summer 2023 by merging Maccabi Ironi Sderot and Hapoel Sderot. Next to it stands Hapoel Sderot's old municipal pitch, in use for over 50 years as a training ground and public events site, including the Independence Day stage; its natural grass was replaced with synthetic turf in 2023.

The stadium sits in the northern part of Sderot, with dressing rooms and service rooms beneath its single stand. The old municipal pitch next door, used for over 50 years, serves as a training ground and hosts public events such as the Independence Day stage; its natural grass was replaced with synthetic turf in 2023.

The stadium cost about 12 million shekels and was funded by the Sderot municipality together with the Sports Betting Arrangement Council, the Ministry of Culture and Sport and Mifal HaPais. Next to it stands the old Hapoel Sderot municipal pitch, in use for over 50 years, which serves as a training ground and hosts public events such as the Independence Day stage; its natural grass was replaced with synthetic turf in 2023.