TIO Stadium

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TIO Stadium
Marrara Oval
Location Darwin
Opened 1991
Owner TIO Insurance and Banking
Operator TIO Insurance and Banking
Surface Grass
Former names Marrara Oval
Tenants
Capacity
15,000

TIO Stadium (also known as Football Park and originally as Marrara Oval) is a sports ground in Darwin, Australia.

The ground was built in 1991 and Australian rules football is primarily played at the venue. This includes Northern Territory Football League matches, pre-season Australian Football League matches, and also one AFL Premiership match each year - a 'home' game for the Western Bulldogs. It also hosted two cricket Tests during the 2003-04 season.

The current total capacity is around 15,000 including 5,000 seats.

In 2007 the Western Bulldogs played the Fremantle Dockers, in the Dockers first home and away season game at the ground.

In 2008 it is scheduled to host a 2008 Rugby League World Cup match.

The following AFL matches were played during 2006 at TIO Stadium.

Date Teams Sport Competition Score Attendance
26 February Western Bulldogs v. Melbourne Demons Australian rules football NAB Cup 1.7.12 (63) - 0.9.15 (69) 6,000
12 August Western Bulldogs v. Port Adelaide Football Club Australian rules football AFL premiership 13.13 (91) - 14.21 (105) 14,100


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