Valentine Sports Park

Valentine Sports Park sits in Glenwood, a suburb in the City of Blacktown local government area of New South Wales, Australia. The complex serves as the headquarters for Football NSW, though the venue is often associated with Sydney. The site has a long history, with historical references suggesting the land was given to the federation in the late 1970s or early 1980s, and it was in use as a soccer facility by at least 1996, though the exact original opening year is not specified in available records. The complex underwent a major $22 million redevelopment, delivered by Taylor Construction, which was completed in late 2014/early 2015 and officially unveiled in March 2016. This transformation created the current 'Home of Football' complex.

The venue features five full-sized football fields: three natural grass fields (including the main Field 4 used by NWS Spirit) and two synthetic (artificial) fields. The main stadium field includes a grandstand with 500 seated spectators, bringing the total estimated capacity of the venue to 4,000. The venue is currently owned and operated by Football NSW. It has historically been referred to as 'Valentine Sports Centre' in some official Football NSW fixtures and match reports, alongside its current official branding as 'Valentine Sports Park', and previously served as the NSW Soccer Federation Headquarters. The venue hosts major local finals, including the Sapphire Cup Final, Champion of Champions Grand Finals, and State and Waratah Cup Finals, as well as international U20 matches and national team trainings.