La Trobe Sports Park

The La Trobe Sports Park is a multi-sport facility located at the main campus of La Trobe University in the northern Melbourne suburb of Bundoora. Stage two of the $150 million Sports Park development was completed in January 2020 and included the construction of the La Trobe Sports Stadium - an indoor facility featuring six multi-purpose courts, of which a showcourt can be configured to seat 2250 spectators.

Stage one was completed in December 2018 and included an AFL oval, a FIFA-1 accredited synthetic football pitch and a modern pavilion featuring nine change rooms and function room.

The Baseball Field at La Trobe University hosted the 2010 Claxton Shield Final and is situated beside the new pavilion and has a capacity of around 1,500.

Also located at La Trobe University is the City Football Academy - the training and administration centre of the Melbourne City Football Club. Opened in February 2015, the facility includes training pitches for the first team, two elite youth team pitches, dedicated community pitches, world-class medical and sports science facilities and expansive office space.

The new Home of the Matildas - a high-performance facility for the Australian Women's national team opened at the La Trobe Sports Park prior to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in July 2023. The facility will also be the training, high-performance and administration centre for Football Victoria. Rugby Victoria was also involved in the planning and will base themselves at the facility.