* Address: Calea Aurel Vlaicu, Arad
* Country: Romania
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened: 28 August 12,000
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: UTA Arad (football)
The stadium opened with a football match. UTA Arad won the top-flight football league of Romania several times.
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* Address: Bulevardul Constantin Brâncuși 6, Târgu Jiu
* Country: Romania
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened: 25 October 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Pandurii Târgu Jiu (football)
The stadium is named after a former revolutionary.
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* Address: Paŭstańnia Square 1, Gomel
* Country: Belarus
* Capacity: 14,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: FC Gomel (football)
FC Gomel won the top-flight football league of Belarus in 2003 for the first time in their history. That year, they gathered 74 points in 30 domestic league matches.
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* Address: Las Piedras
* Country: Uruguay
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened: 2002
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Juventud (football)
Juventud use the stadium for home games. The club was founded in 1935. Club Atlético Juventud played numerous Uruguayan top-flight football league games.
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* Address: Carlos Anaya 2900, Montevideo
* Country: Uruguay
* Capacity: 34,000
* Opened: 25 May 1900
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Club Nacional de Football (football)
The Estadio Gran Parque Central, which is among the main sports venues in Uruguay, was renovated several times. In 1930, it was one of the venues for the inaugural FIFA World Cup. The first-ever FIFA World Cup match at the stadium was won by the national football team of the United States after beating Belgium 3-0. The football tournament was won by Uruguay after beating the Argentine Republic 4-2 in the final. 68,000 people attended the game in Montevideo. Club Nacional de Football use the Estadio Gran Parque Central for home games. The club was founded in 1899. Club Nacional de Football won the top-flight football league of Uruguay numerous times. They also won various international trophies.
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* Address: Gagarin Boulevard, 28, Bryansk
* Country: Russia
* Capacity: 10,000
* Opened: 1924
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Dynamo-Bryansk (football)
Football Club Dynamo-Bryansk use the stadium for home games. The club was founded in 1931.
© Vassil Todorov
* Address: Pervomayskaya Street, 59, Lipetsk
* Country: Russia
* Capacity: 11,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Metallurg Lipetsk (football)
Football club Metallurg Lipetsk was founded in 1957.
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* Address: Rio Branco
* Country: Brazil
* Capacity: 10,000
* Opened: 2011
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The stadium is among the main sports venues in Acre.
© Gabriel Teodoro
* Address: La Rioja
* Country: Argentine Republic
* Capacity: 35,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The stadium became the largest sports venue by capacity in La Rioja.
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* Address: São Luís
* Country: Brazil
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened: 1 October 1950
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
Estádio Municipal Nhozinho Santos opened with a football match. The stadium’s record attendance was set in 1980, when 24,000 people showed up for a football game.
© Francisco Bitencourt
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