Foodcity Ratu Cakobau Park

Ratu Cakobau Park has spent much of its recent history known by a corporate name rather than the one on its gates. Vodafone held the naming rights for years before FoodCity took over the sponsorship in April 2022, when Red Leaf Pte Limited acquired the deal.

The venue is Rewa FC's home, and it has carried Nausori's football fixtures on its natural grass for international tournaments too. During the 2003 South Pacific Games it hosted group-stage matches, including a 12-0 win for Fiji over Kiribati that drew 4,000 spectators, the largest attendance on record here, and it staged the women's tournament final, won by Papua New Guinea over Tahiti.

Rugby has used the ground as heavily as football. In June 2024 it hosted the Skipper Cup and ANZ Marama Cup finals, with Nadroga beating Suva in the men's match and Suva defeating Yasawa 51-12 in the women's. American football passed through too, with Battle of the Giants fixtures in 2015 and 2016, Rewa and Lautoka taking the respective wins.

The stadium's most unusual date has nothing to do with sport. On 22 May 2019, more than 4,000 people gathered there for a devotional led by Russell M. Nelson, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

December 2020 brought a harder test: cyclones Yasa and Ana tore through the region and left the ground's pavilions badly damaged, forcing a closure and a FJD 200,000 rebuild before it could host events again.