Sportpark Drieburg

Located in the Watergraafsmeer district, the ground has been a municipal sports park since 1943, though sports activities had taken place on the fields since at least the 1920s. It serves as the home ground for several amateur football clubs, including SV De Meer, which moved to the park in 1943 and produced manager Louis van Gaal. The park also hosts cricket clubs such as K-Gandhi and Dosti Cricket Club. The pitch surface is mixed: SV De Meer plays on artificial turf, while AFC TABA converted its main pitch to artificial turf for the 2024/2025 season. DVVA's main pitch remains natural grass, though the club uses artificial turf for training or when the main pitch is unfit. In March 2023, the City of Amsterdam announced plans to convert three natural grass pitches to artificial turf to allow for more intensive use. A notable event was the 2003 IWCC Trophy match on July 21, 2003, between Pakistan and Japan, where 15-year-old Sajjida Shah took 7/4, setting a record for best bowling figures in a Women's ODI that stood for many years. The capacity is listed as 1,000 by Sofascore for DVVA matches, though a general figure of 1,500 is also cited in some contexts. No official attendance record exists for the venue; a planned 2014 KNVB Cup match between JOS Watergraafsmeer and Ajax was moved to the Olympic Stadium due to lighting issues. The park also hosts the "SoccerRocker" festival organized by DVVA.