| General |
| Bryntirion Park | ||
| SDM Glass Stadium | ||
 Bryntirion Park in 2009, before renovation | ||
| Full name | SDM Glass Stadium | |
| Former name(s) | Kymco Stadium | |
| Location | Bridgend,  Wales
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| Renovated | 2013–2014 | |
| Tenants | Pen-y-Bont (2013–present) Bryntirion Athletic (–2013) | |
| Capacity | 3,000 | |
| Surface | Artificial 3G | |
Bryntirion Park, currently known as the SDM Glass Stadium for sponsorship reasons, is a small football stadium located in the town of Bridgend in South Wales. It is currently the home ground of Pen-y-Bont but originally hosted home games of Bryntirion Athletic. The ground has a capacity of around 3,000 spectators.
External links[]
- Bryntirion Park at footballgroundguide.com
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Bridge Meadow Stadium (Haverfordwest) · Bryntirion Park (Pen-y-Bont) · Cae-y-Castell (Flint) · Cyncoed Campus (Cardiff Met.) · Deeside Stadium (Connah's Quay) · Jenner Park Stadium (Barry) · Latham Park (Newtown) · Maes Tegid (Bala) · Park Avenue (Aberystwyth) · Park Hall (TNS) · The Oval (Caernarfon) · The Rock (Cefn Druids) |
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