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Obolon Arena Former names Obolon Stadium (2001–11) Location Kiev, Ukraine Coordinates 50°31′37.40″N 30°30′27.00″E / 50.527056°N 30.5075°E Broke ground 2001 Opened 2002 Expanded 2004 Owner Obolon Kyiv Surface Grass Capacity 5,100[1][2] Field dimensions 104 × 68 m (114 × 74 yd) Tenants Obolon Kyiv Obolon Arena is football stadium in the city of Kiev, Ukraine.
It is the home ground of FC Obolon Kyiv.
The stadium is located in the northern fringes of the city, close to the Kiev Metro railway station Heroiv Dnipra.
The stadium was opened in October 2002 with a Ukraine Premier League game which saw Obolon play against Kryvbas.
In late 2006 construction began on the northern stand and the work was completed in the summer of 2008. This stand added 3,000 additional seats[2].
The ground will be used as a training facility for Euro 2012.
Other users of the stadium
The stadium is used by FC Obolon Kyiv but was also temporarily used by FC Arsenal Kyiv (2008).
The Ukraine under-21 team hosted an international game against Holland on 10 October 2008.
The record attendance for a match at the ground is 5,200, set on April 14, 2010 in the match between Obolon and Dynamo Kyiv.[3]
References
Current Ukraine Premier League and other major venues in Ukraine Donbass Arena · Olimpiysky NSC · Chornomorets Stadium · Shakhtar Stadium2 · Dnipro Arena · Metalist Stadium · Metalurh Stadium · Ukraina Stadium · RSC Olimpiyskiy3 · Yuvileiny Stadium · Butovsky Vorskla Stadium · Stadium Meteor4 · Avanhard Stadium · RSC Lokomotiv · Lobanovskyi Dynamo Stadium · Illichivets Stadium · Slavutych Arena · Metalurh Stadium · Kolos Stadium (Borispil) · Dynamo Stadium (Kharkiv) · Spartak Stadium (Odessa) · Obolon Arena1 currently under construction · 2 European club competitions · 3 Previously Shakhtar's arena · 4 Previously Dnipro's arena Categories:- Eastern European sports venue stubs
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