Dobsonville Stadium

The gap between an average sports venue and a genuinely functional one often shows up in details most people never think about until they're absent: proper spectator seating that doesn't collapse, change rooms with hot water that actually flows, lighting that's bright enough for evening fixtures without attracting every insect in the province, and parking that doesn't turn into a bottleneck when three matches run simultaneously. Reliable drainage matters because Randburg gets proper rain, and standing water turns a field into a liability. The clubs that run tight operations invest in preventative maintenance rather than emergency repairs—they keep records of when equipment was last serviced, they don't wait for a collapse to happen, and they think ahead about peak-demand periods.