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Cairo International Stadium

* Address: Mamdouh Salem Street, Cairo
* Country: Egypt
* Capacity: 74,000
* Opened: 23 July 1960
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Al-Ahly (football), Zamalek (football)

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The construction of the Cairo International Stadium, which hosted various matches for the African championship for national football teams, started in 1955. Werner March from Germany was the architect of the venue. The national football team of Egypt played numerous matches at the stadium. Al-Ahly and Zamalek use the Cairo International Stadium for home games. Both clubs won the African championship for football clubs various times. Al-Ahly became the first African sports club with 10 million followers on their main social media page. Their arch-rivals Zamalek, one of the first African sports clubs with a value of $10 million, won their 10th top-flight league title in 2003. Al-Ahly had 29 titles at that moment.

The rivalry between Al-Ahly and Zamalek is considered one of the fiercest in African football. Several matches between both clubs attracted crowds above 100,000. Ahmed Hassan, a former midfielder, played for both Al-Ahly and Zamalek. With 184 appearances for the national football team of Egypt, he became the most capped male football player in history. Ahmed Hassan won the African championship for national football teams several times. In 2013, he ended his professional football career with Zamalek. Ahmed Hassan played for professional football clubs in Africa, Asia and Europe.

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9 January 2020

Nottingham Forest want to renovate their stadium

Nottingham Forest, the fourth club from the United Kingdom which won the European championship for football clubs, currently play in the second division of the English football league system. They want to renovate their current home venue. The project is estimated to cost around £100 million. Nottingham Forest Football Club aim to start the redevelopment of the stadium at the end of this football season. Plans include building a new Peter Taylor Stand and improvements to the other sides. The capacity of the venue is 30,000 and it might be 38,000 in 2021.

Weinan Sports Centre Stadium

* Address: Weinan
* Country: China
* Capacity: 32,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Shaanxi Chang’an Athletic (football)

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Tenants Shaanxi Chang’an Athletic were founded in 2016. In 2017, they drew an average home attendance of 16,000 in their first-ever third level league season.

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Reale Arena

* Address: San Sebastián
* Country: Spain
* Capacity: 39,000
* Opened: 13 August 1993
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Real Sociedad (football)

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The construction of the venue started in 1991. Tenants Real Sociedad de Fútbol were founded in 1909. In 1981, they were crowned Spanish football champions for the first time in their history. Real Sociedad won their second top-flight league title in 1982.

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Woodlands Stadium

* Address: Lusaka
* Country: Zambia
* Capacity: 10,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: City of Lusaka (football)

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Tenants City of Lusaka Football Club were founded in 1937.

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Dashrath Rangasala Stadium

* Address: Kathmandu
* Country: Nepal
* Capacity: 15,000
* Opened: 1958
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:

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The stadium, which hosted numerous matches of the national football team of Nepal, was damaged in an earthquake in 2015.

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Air Albania Stadium

* Address: Sheshi Italia 1, Tirana
* Country: Albania
* Capacity: 22,000
* Opened: 17 November 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:

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The construction of the venue started in 2016. It opened with a match between the national football teams of Albania and the French Republic. The national football team of the French Republic, also known as France, won the game in front of 22,000 spectators.

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7 November 2019

Stadium issues in Cape Town

The 51,000-capacity DHL Newlands, one of the oldest rugby union stadiums in the world, opened in 1888. It might soon be demolished to make place for residential development. People started a petition to save the venue, which hosted four matches for the Rugby World Cup in 1995. The 55,000-capacity Cape Town Stadium might become the main venue for rugby union in Cape Town. It hosted several matches for the FIFA World Cup, the prestigious world championship for national football teams, in 2010. The stadium, which is currently used mostly for football matches, became a burden on public finances. Hosting more rugby union matches might help.

Foolad Arena

* Address: Ahvaz
* Country: Iran
* Capacity: 30,000
* Opened: 13 November 2018
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Foolad (football)

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The construction of the venue started in 2011. It opened later than expected due to financial problems. Tenants Foolad were founded in 1971. They won the top-flight football league of Iran in 2005 for the first time in their history.

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Stadium Bola Sepak Kuala Lumpur

* Address: Kuala Lumpur
* Country: Malaysia
* Capacity: 18,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:

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The stadium is also known as a venue for athletics.

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