Linton Street Oval (RSEA Park)

Home Team: St.Kilda Football Club (AFL & AFLW)
Capacity: 10,000 (approx)
Record Crowd: 51,370 – St Kilda FC vs Collingwood (1965)

RSEA Park, traditionally known as Moorabbin Oval, is the training and administrative base of the St Kilda Football Club and also now hosts home games for its AFLW team. The club formerly played at the Linton Street ground between 1965 and 1993, hosting 254 AFL/VFL matches, before moving to Waverley Park and now Marvel Stadium. After a period at Seaford, the AFL club has returned to its spiritual home following a redevelopment of the venue.

As well as serving as a training and administration base for the Saints, Moorabbin will also host AFLW home games and AFL pre-season matches. It also hosts some Sandringham Zebras VFL home games and is the home base of the Sandringham Dragons (TAC Cup), Southern Football Netball League (SFNL) and the South Metro Junior Football League (SMJFL). The venue is known as RSEA Park following a naming-rights agreement with the St Kilda Football Club.