Toyota Stadium

Frisco, United States

Formerly: Frisco Soccer & Entertainment Complex, Pizza Hut Park, FC Dallas Stadium

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Photos taken at MLS Cup 2006. The Houston Dynamo defeated the New England Revolution 4-3 on penalties after the two teams drew 1-1 at the end of extra time. 11/12/2006 Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, Texas. Jarrett Campbell from Cary, NC, USA · CC BY 2.0

Ask what to call this ground and the answer shifts by decade. Frisco's planners named the site Frisco Soccer & Entertainment Complex while it was still rising out of the ground between 2004 and 2005. Once the doors opened, sponsorship took over: Pizza Hut Park carried the venue from its opening in August 2005 through 2012, a brief spell as FC Dallas Stadium followed, and since 2013 the naming rights have belonged to Gulf States Toyota Distributors, giving the ground its current name.

The city of Frisco owns the stadium outright, and that municipal hand shows in how the calendar is shared. FC Dallas of MLS is the anchor tenant, but the pitch also turns over to Frisco Independent School District for high school football on autumn Friday nights, and to the Frisco Bowl, the college fixture that closes out the season in this corner of Texas.

Who plays here

Nagoya Grampus 158 matches
FC Dallas 127 matches
Cheetahs 50 matches

Recent matches here

Date	Match	Score
6 Sep	Cheetahs — Pumas	24:27
6 Sep	Nagoya Grampus — Machida Zelvia	1:3
6 Sep	FC Dallas — Sporting Kansas City	4:3
29 Aug	Nagoya Grampus — Fagiano Okayama	2:1
26 Aug	Nagoya Grampus — Gainare Tottori	1:3
23 Aug	Cheetahs — Boland Cavaliers	33:24
22 Aug	Nagoya Grampus — Gamba Osaka	3:1
8 Aug	Nagoya Grampus — Shimizu S-Pulse	0:1