BMO Field: The Home Of Toronto FC

BMO Field was built in 2006 and is the home of Toronto FC as well as the National Stadium for Canada's national football team. The stadium is located at Exhibition Place in the city of Toronto Ontario Canada. The stadium can seat up to 21,800 fans, depending on seating configurations. It is owned by the City of Toronto, and managed by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. who also own and operate the Toronto Raptors NBA team and the Toronto Maple Leafs NHL team.

The Stadium will host the 2010 MLS Cup and was home to the FIFA 2007 under 20's World Cup which Canada hosted.

Owners: Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Limited

Capacity: 21,800

Location: Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto Ontario Canada

Team Nickname: Reds, TFC, Biancorossi

Year Ground Opened: 2006

Pitch Size: 75 yards wide × 115 yards long

Shirt Sponsors: BMO

Home Kit Colours: Red & White

Away Kit Colours: White & Red

Third Kit Colours: Gray, Black & Red

Kit Manufacturers: Adidas

Record MLS Attendance: 22,108 V New York Red Bulls 21/8/2010

Record Attendance: 22,108 V New York Red Bulls 21/8/2010

First Goal: Eddie Johnson (Kansas City Wizards) 28/4/2007

First Toronto FC Goal: Danny Dichio V Chicago Fire 12/5/2007

First MLS Fixture: Toronto FC V Kansas City Wizards 28/4/2007, 1-0 loss

Playing Surface: Field Turf 2006-2009
Natural Grass 2010-present

Stadium Cost: $62.5M Canadian Dollars

Closest Rail Station: Exhibition, One stop west of Union Station in Downtown Toronto. This station is operated by GO Transit.