Broadhurst Park

It sits on land that carried a cycle speedway track in the 1980s. Broadhurst Park opened on 29 May 2015, when a match against Benfica B drew 4,232 people through the gates — the highest it has drawn since. The main stand is all-seater, while the St Mary's Road End and the terraces along the sides are open; the supporters' vote on 10 April 2014 to drop the 'Moston Community Stadium' name and go for the local one is what the minute book records, and the ground has not changed its shape since.

The pitch is natural grass.

F.C. United of Manchester Women joined the ground in 2018, having moved in from elsewhere. The stadium was built by Barnes Construction to a design by Taylor Young, who are now part of IBI Group. The capacity stands at 4,900, with roughly 700 seats and the rest standing. The address is 310 Lightbowne Road, Manchester, M40 0FJ, and the club's site lists it under fc-utd.co.uk/grounds/broadhurst-park.

The ground was the first new football stadium in the United Kingdom built by a supporter-owned club. It has not had a major rebuild or a surface change since that opening weekend.