Stade Municipal d'Antsirabe / Stade d'Alarobia

The ground in Antsirabe does not share the pedigree of the capital’s tracks. While Stade d’Alarobia sits in Antananarivo with its 1990s tartan surface, this venue occupies a different tier. The capacity sits at 5,000, a figure that distinguishes it from the larger municipal project across the island, though the exact origins remain obscured by time.

There is little information regarding when the structure first opened or who built it. The details have been lost to the archives, leaving only the current address and the name Stade Municipal d’Antsirabe as anchors.

On the field, the pitch is natural grass. It is not exclusively a football ground; GNBC, a basketball side, has been confirmed to use the space, suggesting a multi-purpose layout typical for provincial centres. Football clubs such as FC Jirama Antsirabe and Disciples FC operate in the city, but neither is definitively locked in as a sole tenant. The stadium hosts events as they come, rather than serving as the permanent home of a single entity.