Al-Seeb Stadium

Al-Seeb Stadium opened in 2004 in the Wilayat of Seeb, on Al-Barakat Street in the Al Hail Al Janubiyya area. Owned by the government, it serves as the home ground for Al-Seeb Club and has also been used by the Oman national football team. The playing surface is natural grass; the stadium is described as a football-only venue without a running track.

While the capacity is 14,000 spectators, the highest recorded figure found is 1,253 spectators during a 2017–18 AFC Cup match between Al-Seeb and Tractor S.C. Another recorded attendance was 1,000 during an international friendly between Oman and Belarus on November 17, 2010. No specific record for a full-capacity or near-full-capacity event was found, and comprehensive historical attendance records are not readily available.

The venue has hosted international matches for Oman, such as World Cup qualifiers against Afghanistan (2019), Turkmenistan (2015), and Saudi Arabia (2011), as well as friendlies against Ivory Coast (2025), Sudan (2025), New Zealand (2015), Syria (2015), Malaysia (2015), India (2012), Tunisia (2011), Belarus (2010), and Gabon (2010). In 2015, Syria also hosted World Cup qualifiers against Cambodia, Afghanistan, and Japan at this venue.

In club competitions, the stadium hosted AFC Cup matches for Al-Seeb Club, including the 2022 semi-final where they defeated Bahrain's Riffa SC 4–0 en route to winning the tournament, marking a historic treble for the club. It also hosted rounds of the Sultan Qaboos Cup, such as the Round of 32 and Round of 16 during the 2015–16 season.