O.co Coliseum

San Jose Earthquakes (MLS ) ( 2008-2009)
Oakland Athletics ( MLB) ( since 1966)
Oakland Raiders ( NFL) ( 1966-1981, since 1995)
Oakland Stompers ( NASL ) ( 1978)
Oakland Invaders ( USFL ) ( 1983-1985)
Oakland Clippers (USA / NASL ) ( 1967-1968 )

The Oakland -Alameda County Coliseum opened in 1966 in Oakland, Alameda County, California. Through the naming rights to the name changed several times, it was between 1998 and 2004, Network Associates Coliseum, until 2008, McAfee Coliseum, and since September 2008 it again bears the name used since the opening to 1996 Oakland -Alameda County Coliseum, but was on the whole period of time often referred to as simply the Coliseum. It serves as baseball, American football and as a football stadium and is used by professional teams of the Oakland Athletics ( MLB) and the Oakland Raiders ( NFL ) are used. The Major League Soccer team San Jose Earthquakes also bear its larger games from here.

The fans of the Oakland Raiders call their home stadium and the Black Hole.

North American Soccer League (1968–84) United States Football League United Soccer Association American League Angel Stadium of Anaheim Comerica Park Fenway Park Kauffman Stadium Oriole Park at Camden Yards Globe Life Park in Arlington Rogers Centre Target Field Tropicana Field U.S. Cellular Field Busch Stadium Chase Field Citi Field Citizens Bank Park Coors Field Dodger Stadium Great American Ball Park Marlins Park Miller Park (Milwaukee) Minute Maid Park Nationals Park PETCO Park PNC Park Turner Field Wrigley Field Yankee Stadium (1923) American Football Conference Arrowhead Stadium FirstEnergy Stadium (Cleveland) Gillette Stadium Heinz Field LP Field Lucas Oil Stadium Paul Brown Stadium Ralph Wilson Stadium National Football Conference Bank of America Stadium Candlestick Park CenturyLink Field Edward Jones Dome Ford Field Georgia Dome Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Lambeau Field Lincoln Financial Field Raymond James Stadium Soldier Field University of Phoenix Stadium

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