- Address: 40 Castlemaine Street, Brisbane
- Country: Australia
- Capacity: 52,000
- Opened: 1914
- Main use: Football, rugby league, rugby union
- Tenants: Brisbane Broncos (rugby league), Brisbane Roar (football), Queensland Reds (rugby union)
Extra stadium info – Suncorp Stadium
The Suncorp Stadium, nicknamed Lang Park and The Cauldron, became one of the largest sports venues by capacity in the Commonwealth of Australia. It is used for several events, like concerts, football, rugby league and rugby union. Several bronze statues can be found next to the stadium. Most of those statues are statues of former rugby league players. In 1997, the Brisbane Strikers became the first football club from Queensland with an Australian top division title when they defeated Sydney United 2-0 in front of 40,000 fans at the Suncorp Stadium.
The Brisbane Roar
Brisbane Roar Football Club, formerly known as the Queensland Roar, use the Suncorp Stadium for home games. It became the first football club from Queensland with 100,000 followers on its main social media page. In 2005, a crowd of 20,000 showed up for the first-ever A-League game at the venue named Suncorp Stadium. The Brisbane Roar won the match against the New Zealand Knights, a former football club, 2-0. Alex Jason Brosque and Michael William Baird both scored in that game. The Roar drew an average home attendance of 14,000 in their inaugural league season. They finished sixth place after gathering 28 points in their first A-League season.
The Broncos and the Reds
The Brisbane Broncos rugby league club and the Queensland Reds rugby union club also use the Suncorp Stadium for home matches. The Brisbane Broncos won the first-ever edition of the NRL, the first rugby league competition with 1 million followers on its main social media page, in 1998. They drew an average home attendance of 20,000 in that NRL season. The Broncos won the NRL several times.
