Serving as the official home to the San Jose Earthquakes and the new Bay FC women’s professional team, PayPal Park is the premiere soccer venue in San Jose.
The stadium capacity is 18,000 and has hosted international soccer, including the US Women’s National Team in their 2023 World Cup send-off match against Wales. Additionally, international club teams Manchester United, Arsenal, Club America and others have played at PayPal.
PayPal Park was formerly known as Avaya Stadium (2015-2020) and Earthquakes Stadium (2020-2021). The stadium is owned and operated by the San Jose Earthquakes, whose majority owner is notorious cheapskate, and historically bad owner of the Sacramento Athletics, John Fisher.
| PayPal Park | |
| Address | 1123 Coleman Ave, San Jose, California 95110 |
| Capacity | 18,000 |
| Opened | March 22, 2015 |
| Closed | Open |
| Current Teams | San Jose Earthquakes, Bay FC |
| Previous Teams | |
| Previous Names | Avaya Stadium (2015-2020), Earthquakes Stadium (2020-2021) |