However, for the stadium to be viable, the Victorian Government needed Melbourne’s only A-League club at that time, Melbourne Victory Football Club (Melbourne Victory) to sign as a tenant.

Melbourne will host the Matildas in November as the Victorian government invests a further $25 million into the enhancement of AAMI Park ahead of next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.

It’s the second year in succession AAMI Park will host the March 3-5 event that will feature the competition’s 12 teams. Double-headers will be played on each of the three days, with the ...

Event staff have lifted the lid on security measures at AAMI Park, saying it has “serious flaws” that led to the violent pitch invasion. The Herald Sun has spoken to several workers from ...

Angry crowds hurled drinks and abuse at police as a soccer fan was dragged from AAMI Park. Watch the shocking footage. Security staff wearing Melbourne City shirts are seen pulling a man down the ...

Diehard Tillies fans have turned out in force to AAMI Park as they mark the team’s final appearance in the World Cup, facing off against Sweden for third place. The crowd was down in numbers but ...