临平体育中心体育场

Linping Sports Center Stadium stands at 177 Donghu South Road in Nanyuan Subdistrict, Linping District, Hangzhou, and serves as the outdoor main ground of the Linping Sports Center complex, whose stadium, indoor arena, swimming hall, training hall and covered sports field are linked by elevated corridors. The stadium dates from 1997. A rebuilding programme was approved in 2018, construction started in 2019 and the renovated venue reopened on 5 September 2021 as one of the first Asian Games venues in Zhejiang to pass the organisers' comprehensive functional inspection. It is a Class A stadium covering about 22,050 square metres of land with 17,283 square metres of floor area, a 400-metre standard running track and 10,200 spectator seats. The pitch uses an anchored hybrid turf of 95 per cent natural grass and 5 per cent synthetic fibre, while the track is a Mondotrack prefabricated surface. The east stand was retained and the west stand rebuilt with new columns and a new roof. During the Asian Games the stadium hosted football matches; across the whole Linping complex 301 matches were played and 15 gold medals decided. After the Games the venue adopted a public-first policy: the track is free from 06:00 to 22:00 all year and the stadium is reported to have served more than 700,000 visits in 2024. From the 2025 season it became the home ground of China League Two club Hangzhou Linping Wuyue, and it has also staged Women's Super League fixtures. The stadium sits about 1.3 kilometres from Linping station on metro line 9 and is scheduled to be one of the grounds for the AFC U-20 Asian Cup in 2027.