The stadium, along with the rest of the university, is subject to ownership dispute between the cities of Makati and Taguig following the aftermath of the 2023 Supreme Court ruling that places the entirety of the Fort Bonifacio, including the Embo barangays, as an integral part of the City of Taguig.

[2] The stadium was assigned as the training ground of the Thailand national football team during the group stage of the 2016 AFF Championship.

The Thai head coach criticized the hosts for the poor quality of the pitch before their very first game of the tournament and the long grass in the pitch had to be trimmed before the Thais began their training session.

[3] Kaya F.C.–Makati, who were set to participate in the inaugural edition of the Philippines Football League, announced in January 2017 that they have made the stadium as their home ground.

The Philippine Rugby Football Union offered to install a drainage system to solve long-term pitch issues.