Heartland Football Club Stadium
Dan Anyiam Stadium is a multi-use stadium mainly situated in Owerri, Imo State of Nigeria. It is a large capacity stadium that sits thousands of spectators. The stadium was named after Daniel Anyiam who was a big-time football player and a coach also the vice-captain of the first Nigeria national football team.
The stadium is the permanent home ground for Heartland Football Club and other football association and academy that uses it for local matches, training and competitions.
In 2011, the stadium was given a new facelift following the reconstruction that was done by Imo State governor Owelle Rochas as he promised to give the club a rigid support after they won 2011 Federation Cup with Dutch Manager Lodewijk de Kruif in Lagos.
