I've been playing sports at this location for over 6 years. This place has great seating for…read moreguests to watch soccer games and a bar with windows to each field. This location is always clean and has great staff. There's a ton of parking and several washrooms that are always clean and well kept. A notice today said the fee to get in is going up to $4 which is still a great price to come watch your kids or significant other or friend play their sport. Great venue!

From the owner: Indoor artificial turf and concrete playing surfaces for all types of indoor sports.read more

Edmonton's very own professional soccer (err... Football) club!…read more FC Edmonton (or the Eddies) play in the NASL (division 2 soccer in North America). And while no one will mistake the league for being the Premier League in England, the players are very good. And perhaps more importantly they are clearly playing for the love of the game. The team plays in Clarke Stadium which the team (along with the city) have spent quite a bit of time renovating to help the team out including adding new bleachers on the east side. If you want to really get into the spirit you can sit in section 107 which is the supporters section. Just be prepared to stand and cheer all game long! Overall well worth going to for a fun afternoon/evening of soccer. At $20 tickets are priced just right. Go Eddies Go!

First time attending a professional soccer game ever! I was seriously impressed by the quality of…read morethe players of FC Edmonton. Edmonton folks, don't just attend Eskimos games! AND this team has good stats. Ladies forget CFL-NHL. FC Edmonton has action, good sportsmanship, and VERY hot athletes!

I can't really say enough good things about this store. It can cover all your soccer needs. It is…read morejam packed with everything soccer. The store can be easily missed so keep your eyes open. Whether you need cleats, track suits, jerseys, goalie equipment, etc, this store has you covered. They got all the brand names and all the supplies you could dream of. I personally like them for their jerseys and official team track suits. It can be hard to come by actual team jerseys and gear in this city so finding a store like Eurosport is pretty nice. The staff is great, friendly and helpful. You probably won't need their help unless you are looking for specific sizes because the store pretty much explains itself.

I got dragged here by a friend who was in need of soccer supplies…read more I'm not really into to soccer but I have to say that if I was, this is where I would go. These guys are definitely the soccer specialists. They have high quality gear and the staff are very knowledgeable. They have lots of soccer jerseys and more Adidas than you can shake a stick at. They also carry Nike, Umbro and Puma. They carry a lot of other brands too but these are the only ones I recognize (and could pronounce). Indoor, cleats, outdoor cleats, men, women, children, gloves, bags, balls, fleece, and they even have some rugby stuff. They are predominantly a soccer store though. Good stuff!

It is a bicycle and soccer shop. They sell and repair bicycles. They have Soccer gear. Large…read moreinterior. Friendly helpful staff. I had a bicycle service job done. Plenty of parking. Would be nice if they had handicap doors.

brought my bike, which i bought used & which had recently developed some problems, in for their…read moreminor ($80) tune-up, and some other repairs (something to do with the pedals & the rear-wheel quick-release was broken). The bike mechanic told me it would be ~ $110; anymore, and he'd give me a call before proceeding. This was on a Tuesday, maybe an hour before they closed. He had warned me that it might take a few days to work on the bike because they had been particularly busy that weekend. Thursday, around 6pm, he gave me a call, saying that the bike needed a lot more work, and, in light of how much said work would cost, asking me if I really wanted to go thru with approx $200 work on the bike rather than buying a new one. I really respected his opinion and honesty; and after talking to me for a while, I decided to go ahead with the $200 in repairs. The bike was ready for pick-up on Saturday. It was exactly the price he said ($200) and apart from not replacing the quick-release with another quick-release, all the work done on it was excellent. Thus far, the bike has never run as well. Would definitely recommend them and will return for future service.

Clarke Field, the home of the FC Edmonton is a great little stadium. It's right in the middle of…read morethe sketchiest, roughest part of town. No where you want to be after dark. But for a afternoon soccer match, it's A-OK - Just make sure to park right in the lot and not a block or two away. The stadium is sponsored by Molson's so you can drink beer, and choose from Canadian, Coors, Rickard' Red and I believe cans of Corona. They have a hot-dog stand that's pretty darn good dogs. The washrooms seem to always be clean and there are lots of staff/volunteers around so you can feel safe bringing the kids. The blue bleachers have new plastic seating that is just as good as any major league seats. Here's my seating tips: If it's Spring or Fall the East bleachers will keep you warmer (ie sun on you much longer then the West Bleachers) for evening games. But, there are only washrooms located on the West side of the bleachers. In the height of summer the West side will provide a bit of needed shade - best bet, West bleachers! And don't forget to cheer!

Came to Clarke Field yesterday for the first time to attend a FC Edmonton Game…read more The building was clean, plenty of seats, friendly staff and fans that are passionate about soccer. I definitely would not hesitate to purchase tickets for any future events at this stadium. Parking was a breeze and reasonable at only $5! Go Blue and Black!

I think, by reading the name, it is obvious that this is a soccer store. One of the rare stores…read morethat carry all soccer stuff and nothing more. You can find cleats, balls, shin pads but I love checking it out for Jersey's and team track suits. They usually have all the popular team's/country's and if they don't they can look into ordering it for you. They are especially well stocked during the world cup and that's the best time to go if you don't want to order stuff online. The prices are OK, maybe a little high but that's because they know you can't find this stuff anywhere else.

Great selection for all ages! Kind and helpful staff. Good quality soccer and rugby gear. Loved the…read moreatmosphere and layout of the store!

Stairs. Everyone's worst enemy lol. (Even those crazy fit…read morepeople!) I haven't actually been to a game here This review is specifically for the special privileged use for the stadium (specifically the stairs)! Thank you to November Project for scoring another great summer at the stadium stairs! (see NP's twitter for details ) If you thought the Royal Glenora and Wolf Willow stairs were hard, think again! Commonwealth Stadium has rows upon rows of extra steps of all varieties, from the lower bowl's shallow wide steps to deeper shorter steps, to the upper bowl's almost-scary even steeper staircases! (Like you're hiking down an Aztec ruin haha) But wait, there's more! You only get 30-45 minutes to get er' done! (Or to challenge those once a month 96'er specials - do the WHOLE stadium in ONE hour!!! Bahahaha!) Feeling the burn yet?

As season ticket holders, we've been to the stadium many times but this was our first Grey Cup game…read morehere. Most things were status quo, but there were a few notable exceptions this time. Being that this was a sold out Grey Cup game, there were a LOT more fans in attendance than usual. The biggest negative we encountered was the lack of staff directing traffic at the ends of the stadium. We ended up being stuck in the middle of a barely moving crowd for so long that we missed some of the opening ceremony. It was very dangerous and scary to be trapped in the middle of that, especially when security and the police came running through to attend to a situation. This was poor planning on the part of the stadium and luckily ended up being uneventful for us. The upside from what I saw, was that the concessions, 50/50 sellers and beer hawkers seemed to be reasonably efficient. The halftime show was absolutely amazing, the fly-overs awe inspiring and the game was pretty good too. All things considered, we had a great time. It's just a shame the Red Blacks didn't win...