SWANSEA COM STADIUM

Formerly known as Liberty Stadium, the Swansea.com Stadium was opened in 2005 with a seating capacity of 21,088 people. The third largest stadium in Wales, Swansea.Com Stadium is home to Swansea City Football Club and Ospreys Rugby. 

The Swansea Stadium is also a premier venue for any conference or event in South West Wales. This stadium has hosted eight international football fixtures and the latest match was with the United States in November 2021. Before the Swansea stadium came into place, the ground was called "White Rock" referred to as the old copper works which were in its place.

The stadium was also considered "White rock" as its name during the construction and was used as a temporary name. When work was finished, the sponsors named it Liberty stadium. IN 2021, the stadium was renamed Swansea.com Stadium. 

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Highlights

• Head over to the third largest stadium in Wales and home to Swansea City Football Club and Ospreys Rugby. 
• This huge stadium can accommodate up to 21000 people and is one of the top choices for any event or conference in south wales.
• The Stadium is known to have amazing transparent roofing in the south end which allows amazing natural light.
• Fans of football enjoy watching their favorite players live and on the large video screens which are located on the opposite south and northeast corners.