Permanently closed. Occupied and vandalised in 2024; no fixtures held since. We keep this page because people still look for it, and because what happened here is part of the city’s story.
The national stadium beside Champ de Mars, opened in 1953 and named for the long jumper who took Olympic silver for Haiti in Amsterdam in 1928.
Armed groups occupied and vandalised the ground in early March 2024, and no ticketed fixture there has been traced in the two seasons since.
Good to know: Top-flight football moved to Parc Sainte-Thérèse in Pétion-Ville, which is where to watch a match now.
Good to know
- Where: Rue Oswald Durand, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
- City: Port-au-Prince
- Status: Permanently closed
Where to go instead