Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Inner Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria
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Edwin Flack Field, Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Also or formerly known as AAMI Park
Capacity 30,050
Floodlights Yes
Home team(s) Melbourne Rebels, Melbourne Rising
Other sports Football, NRL
Time 18:56, Thu Apr 18, 2024 (UTC +1000)
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Built on Edwin Flack field, the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, known for commercial purposes as AAMI Park, was the city's first purpose-built rectangular ground. With three burgeoining football codes in the city deflecting some attention from the traditionally strong arenas of AFL and cricket, the stadium was completed in mid 2010 and housed the Melbourne Rebels for their inaugural season of Super Rugby. The Rebels shared the tenancy of the ground with NRL franchise Melbourne Storm and two A-League soccer teams, Melbourne Heart and Victory. The stadium offered a point of difference from other grounds in the city, notably the MCG, Docklands Stadium and Princes Park, all of which have oval fields best suited to Aussie Rules or cricket.

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Mar 8, 2013
The Rebels' Richard Kingi tackles the Reds' James Slipper
The Rebels' Richard Kingi tackles the Reds' James Slipper
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Mar 8, 2013
The Reds' Liam Gill is tackled by Melbourne opponents
The Reds' Liam Gill is tackled by Melbourne opponents
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Feb 22, 2013
The Rebels' Scott Higginbotham scores a try against the Brumbies
The Rebels' Scott Higginbotham scores a try against the Brumbies
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Feb 18, 2011
The Melbourne Rebels make their Super Rugby bow at AAMI Park
The Melbourne Rebels make their Super Rugby bow at AAMI Park
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