Dame Flora Duffy National Sports Centre

The Dame Flora Duffy National Sports Centre in Devonshire Parish is a community facility. It opened in May 2013 . The main grandstand was completed two decades earlier, in December 2001.

Capacity sits at 8,500. The highest turn-out was 1,859 when Bermuda played Haiti in June 2022. The surface is natural grass.

The South Field was renamed in October 2021 to honour Dame Flora Duffy, Bermuda’s first Olympic gold medalist.

The venue hosted the football final at the 2013 Island Games, where Bermuda beat Greenland 1-0. Before that, it was a host for the 1992 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, when Hamilton International faced the Dallas Rockets. The history is local. The address is 65 Roberts Avenue.

The capacity is limited, but that is not a failing.

The Dame Flora Duffy National Sports Centre is not a destination for tourists looking for a cathedral of football. The record attendance is not a world number, but it is the highest this specific patch of ground has seen in its modern form.

It is a place where the grass is cut, the lines are painted, and the matches are played. The capacity is 8,500. The date of completion was 2013. The rest is just the game.