Goble Park

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Goble Park
Location	Bethlehem, South Africa
Coordinates	28°13′54″S 28°18′18″E / 28.23167°S 28.30500°E / -28.23167; 28.30500Coordinates: 28°13′54″S 28°18′18″E / 28.23167°S 28.30500°E / -28.23167; 28.30500
Surface	Grass
Capacity	20,000
Tenants
Free State Stars, Carara Kicks

Goble Park is a multi-use stadium in Bethlehem, South Africa. It is currently used mostly for football matches. In 2010-11 it was used as home venue by both Free State Stars F.C. in the Premier Soccer League, and Carara Kicks in the National First Division. The stadium has a capacity of 20,000 people.

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v t e Premier Soccer League home venues in 2010–11

Ajax Cape Town	Cape Town Stadium (7) Newlands Stadium (4) Athlone Stadium (4)

AmaZulu	Moses Mabhida Stadium (6) Princess Magogo Stadium (3) Ulundi Stadium (3) King Zwelithini Stadium (2) Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium (1)

Bidvest Wits	Bidvest Stadium (10) Mbombela Stadium (4) Ellis Park Stadium (1)

Bloemfontein Celtic	Seisa Ramabodu Stadium (15)

Free State Stars	Goble Park (9) Botshabelo Stadium (5) Peter Mokaba Stadium (1)

Golden Arrows	Chatsworth Stadium (14) Moses Mabhida Stadium (1)

Kaizer Chiefs	FNB Stadium -Soccer City (6) Rand Stadium (4) Peter Mokaba Stadium (4) Loftus Versfeld Stadium (1)

Mamelodi Sundowns	Lucas Moripe Stadium (13) Peter Mokaba Stadium (1) Loftus Versfeld Stadium (1)

Maritzburg United	Harry Gwala Stadium (15)

Moroka Swallows	Dobsonville Stadium (14) Mbombela Stadium (1)

Mpumalanga Black Aces	Puma Stadium / Atlantic Stadium (12) Mbombela Stadium (3)

Orlando Pirates	Orlando Stadium (13) FNB Stadium -Soccer City (2)

Platinum Stars	Royal Bafokeng Stadium (11) Moruleng Stadium (4)

Santos	Athlone Stadium (15)

SuperSport United	Lucas Moripe Stadium (10) Loftus Versfeld Stadium (4) Peter Mokaba Stadium (1)

Vasco da Gama	Athlone Stadium (6) Newlands Stadium (3) Cape Town Stadium (3) Philippi Stadium (3)

The parenthesis after each stadium, show how often it was picked as the team's home venue, according to the PSL website.

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