Sportpark Polder Albrandswaard

The ground sits on a flat stretch of land in Poortugaal. It is a modest affair, a local park for a village that has seen its clubs merge and reform over the decades. The main field is covered in artificial turf, a surface that has been the subject of local news when vandals managed to damage it. The capacity is widely cited as 1,000, though the reality is simpler: there are no seats, only standing areas. A conflicting figure of 2,500 appears on some databases, but match reports and club profiles stick to the smaller number. The venue has always been Sportpark Polder Albrandswaard, with no official name changes or sponsorships to complicate its identity. The club that plays here, SV Poortugaal, was formed in 2018 through the merger of PSV Poortugaal and VV Oude Maas, but both predecessors used the same ground for decades before that. The exact year the park was opened is not recorded, nor is the name of the architect who designed it. The address is Albrandswaardseweg 84A, a quiet road in the municipality of Albrandswaard. The history page notes continuous use since at least 2007, though the park itself has been in use for much longer.