Recently completed installations with photos and details
With its World Street Series, Borussia Dortmund takes street football to some of the world's most iconic places. After Los Angeles and Tokyo, BVB came to New York on 10 October 2026 and turned Times Square into a black-and-yellow football arena for one day, with a SoccerGround Portable right among the neon signs.
Miami has a new place to play: The Visa Street Soccer Park brings two Bank of America pitches to the city, built with our SoccerGround Mini-Pitch system.
Miamisburg’s soccer scene just picked up serious momentum. Thanks to Miamisburg Parks & Recreation, the athletic corridor along 4400 Medlar Road, right alongside the longtime home of the Medlar soccer grounds is now sporting two brand-new SoccerGround Classic Mini-Pitches. If you’ve spent a Saturday morning navigating the Medlar fields, you know how deeply rooted soccer is in this community.
Altadena has a new place to play and learn: The UNIQLO Street Soccer Park & Learning Center brings two pitches to the grounds of St. Elizabeth Parish School, built with our SoccerGround Advanced.
Tacoma's Visa Street Soccer Park at 3537 East L Street opened on 3 June 2026. Its two Bank of America pitches come with one more use built in: Blind football.
South Gate has a new place to play: The Visa Street Soccer Park in Hollydale Park brings two Bank of America pitches to the Los Angeles area, built with our SoccerGround Advanced.
Last week, PUMA transformed New York’s Domino Square into a high-octane soccer hub to reveal their 2026 international kit lineup. The centerpiece? A custom-built 4v4 Soccer Court that brought the energy of the street to the heart of Williamsburg.
In the heart of City Heights, San Diego’s first free public street soccer facility offers a powerful example of how community-driven design can revitalize public spaces and bring people together through sport. Built with our durable, small-sided Mini-Pitch system, this park serves as a safe, highly visible landmark for connection, inclusion, and local pride.
At 9th Street and Van Brunt Boulevard, Kansas City opened its Visa Street Soccer Park on 15 December 2025, half a year before the World Cup kicks off. Its two Bank of America pitches sit side by side: two separate SoccerGround Advanced, each 22 x 16 m.
This urban Mini-Pitch installation demonstrates how underutilized school spaces can be transformed into vibrant, active environments for youth development and neighborhood play. Located in East Boston, this high-performance facility provides a durable, safe, and colorful arena that maximizes tight urban footprints to bring the community together through sport.
The Tenderloin Recreation Center in San Francisco has welcomed a dynamic new addition: A SoccerGround Mini Pitch designed to energize the neighborhood with accessible small‑sided soccer. Installed on an underutilized section of the rec center, the pitch brings new movement, connection, and play to an area that benefits from sport as community activation.
In the center of Harlem, students at PS/MS 007 Samuel Stern School now have their own small-sided soccer fields that add new energy to their school days. The colorful turf courts sit right on the school grounds and transform what used to be a plain outdoor space into a vibrant meeting point for play and learning.
In the heart of downtown Denver a new soccer spot brings color and energy to Skyline Park. Bank of America Field sits just off the 16th Street Mall and invites everyone to play watch and gather. You feel the city around you and the joy of the game right under your feet.
Centennial Park in Roosevelt has a brand new Mini Pitch that brings fast fun soccer to the heart of the community. The compact court invites quick passes close control and constant action so players of every age can jump in and play right away.
This summer, Paris Saint-Germain turned heads in Los Angeles with its bold and immersive PSG House pop-up at 8175 Melrose Avenue. Running for ten days in June, the event blended street culture, art, fashion, and football into one unforgettable experience. But at the heart of it all, literally and figuratively, was the rooftop Mini-Pitch.
Community Comeback: Visa Street Soccer USA Park Opens in San Francisco.
Opened in September 2024 and designed to seat 7,500 fans (expandable to 11,000), the soccer‑specific Lexington Sporting Club Stadium brings sleek architecture and matchday amenities to Lexington, Kentucky. On game days, the mini‑pitch, measuring 65 × 42 feet with regulation futsal goals, perimeter netting, and professional-grade artificial turf offers fans something more engaging than pre‑match entertainment: Active play
At Gaddis Park in Forest, MS, city planners and SoccerGround created two side-by-side SoccerGround Classic mini‑pitches, each measuring approximately 100 × 50 feet, complete with professional fencing, turf, and futsal regulation goals
Step onto the rooftop at 300 San Antonio St., and you’ll find Austin’s first rooftop soccer pitch, perched atop a downtown parking garage. This SoccerGround Advanced Mini-Pitch combines futsal-scale dimensions, rebound boards, and full netting enclosure, all framed by an unbeatable city skyline.
Nestled within the Upfield Atlanta facility in Kennesaw, Georgia, lies a custom-built indoor mini‑pitch - a specialized training arena designed to elevate the soccer experience for youth players, summer camps, and league clinics.
Nestled inside the historic Harmon Park in Canton, Georgia, stands a thoughtfully designed SoccerGround Advanced mini‑pitch, measuring approximately 27 × 18 m, complete with regulation futsal goals and professional artificial turf—part of a major community revitalization initiative.
Tucked behind a family home in Raleigh, North Carolina, a private sports sanctuary takes shape: A 15 × 10 m SoccerGround Advanced mini‑pitch featuring regulation-sized 3 × 2 m futsal goals, perimeter netting, and high-performance artificial turf.
In the heart of San Antonio, the Empower Communities development has introduced a standout community amenity: A full SoccerGround Advanced mini‑pitch, spanning 100 × 60 ft, complete with regulation futsal goals, perimeter netting on all sides, and SoccerGround’s Pro J+ artificial turf system.
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