Cao Lãnh Stadium

The ground sits on Lê Duẩn street in the Mỹ Phú ward, a location that marks Cao Lãnh within Đồng Tháp province. It has been the anchor for the city’s sporting life since it officially opened in 1976, a date confirmed by independent registries. The structure has seen no major reconstruction or expansion since that opening; it stands as a continuous record of the province’s football history.

The capacity is a matter of quiet debate. Earlier records placed the figure at 23,000, but the official Đồng Tháp Government Tourism Site and updated travel registries have drifted the number down to approximately 20,000 for football matches. The playing surface is natural grass, a standard found across the V-League, and the stadium has hosted the home fixtures of Đồng Tháp F.C. without changing its name or its function.

The outside world rarely looks this far into Vietnam’s provinces, yet the ground has served its purpose without seeking the limelight. There are no recorded finals played here, nor any concerts that would shift the character of the site. The attendance record remains unclear in the public record; while a figure of 20,000 appears in league archives, it refers to a different venue entirely.

The stadium has weathered the years without any significant changes to its footprint, maintaining its original purpose. The only clear fact is that it has been open since 1976, providing a consistent backdrop for the local league.