A Soccer Court is a compact soccer field with rebound boards all around, built-in goals and ball-stop nets. The boards keep the ball in play, so there are no throw-ins, and the game on the small field is fast, technical and full of touches on the ball. The same thing is also called a Mini-Pitch or a Small-Sided Field; the small, round version is a soccer cage.
SoccerGround engineers and builds Soccer Courts in Hennef, Germany. We made the board systems of all 1,006 fields of the German FA's (DFB) program "1,000 Mini-Pitches for Germany", and today 4,233 of our fields stand in 29 countries: in schoolyards, parks and clubs, on rooftops, in sports facilities and at events. In the US, SoccerGround USA in Ormond Beach, FL plans and builds them with you.
Anchored, free-standing, portable or a round cage: The difference is the site, not the sturdiness.
For schools, parks, clubs and residential communities: anchored or free-standing, extra robust if needed.
Stationary, with posts set in concrete: The system of the 1,006 DFB Mini-Pitches.
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Free-standing and just as sturdy as the Classic: For schoolyards, parking lots and sites that must not be dug up.
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The round steel soccer cage with a twin-wire mesh ball stop and a lockable door, for permanent outdoor installation.
Learn more →Basketball, volleyball and badminton on the same surface, or sized to fit your facility.
Soccer, basketball, volleyball, badminton, soccer tennis and handball on one surface.
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For sports halls, indoor soccer centers, malls, trade shows and hotels, sized to fit your facility.
Learn more →Set up and taken down without ground anchoring: for tournaments, trade shows, fan zones and activations.
Portable and particularly sturdy: For events, trade fairs and longer-term use, set up without ground anchoring.
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The round steel and aluminum soccer cage with a surrounding ball-stop net and foldable goals, for temporary use and events.
Learn more →Classic or Advanced? The comparison → · Solutions for schools, parks, clubs and more →
From 50' x 32' for 3v3 to 131' x 66' for 7v7. The DFB size is 65' x 42'. Any other size is available on request.
Choose the model, size, colors, netting and surface, take your design along as a PDF and request a free, no-obligation quote.
Design your Soccer CourtRecently completed fields with photos and details
With its World Street Series, Borussia Dortmund takes street soccer to some of the world's most iconic places. After Los Angeles and Tokyo, BVB came to New York on October 10, 2026, and turned Times Square into a black-and-yellow soccer 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 fields 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 fields 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 June 3, 2026. Its two Bank of America fields come with one more use built in: Blind soccer.
A Soccer Court is a small soccer field with rebound boards all around, built-in goals and ball-stop nets, usually with artificial turf or a synthetic surface. The boards keep the ball in play, so there are no throw-ins. It is also called a Mini-Pitch or a Small-Sided Field, and the small round version a soccer cage. The 1,006 Mini-Pitches of the German FA (DFB) are SoccerGround Soccer Courts.
Common sizes run from 50' x 32' for 3v3 to 131' x 66' for 7v7. The DFB Mini-Pitches are 65' x 42', and 100' x 50' is a very good size for 5v5. Any other size is available on request.
That depends on the system. The posts of the SoccerGround Classic are set in concrete socket foundations. The SoccerGround Advanced stands free on a level, load-bearing surface such as asphalt or concrete, usually without foundations, on rooftops too. The Portable needs no ground anchoring at all.
Yes. TÜV Rheinland, the independent German testing body, tested the SoccerGround board system as a complete system and certified it to DIN EN 15312 for freely accessible multi-sport equipment. The doors in the goals are approved as emergency exits.
The boards are double-walled, metal-coated sandwich panels with a special sound-absorbing foam core. They are sound-insulated, which matters at schools and next to homes.
The price depends on the system, size, surface and equipment. Design your field in the configurator and request a free, no-obligation quote; a local contractor usually prepares the ground to our construction plan.
Carsten Ridder at SoccerGround USA in Ormond Beach, FL advises on system, size, surface and site, and sends you a quote.
We are certified according to EN 1090, WPK according to EN 1090-1, EN 1090-2. We also hold qualification class E according to DIN 18800-7. Furthermore we are certified according to ISO 9001:2015.
