Sportski objekti

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Beogradska arena je velika dvorana u Novom Beogradu namenjena za sportske susrete ali i koncerte, sajmove, kongrese.

Građena je gotovo 15 godina, da bi upotrebnu dozvolu dobila 2006. godine. Ukupna cena izgradnje je dostigla 70 miliona evra. Kompleks se sastoji od velike dvorane, male dvorane i parkinga. Projektovao ga je arhitekta Vlada Slavica.

Površina je 48.000 kvadratnih metara, raspoređenih u 6 etaža. Kapacitet je do 20.000 posetilaca. U dvorani je i 68 luskuznih loža, koje mogu da prime 768 posetilaca, VIP salon sa 38 mesta koji se može koristiti i za konferencije za štampu.

U dvorani se mogu održavati takmičenja u sledećim sportovima: boks, odbojka, košarka, tenis, borilački sportovi, rukomet, mali fudbal, umetničko klizanje, atletika, gimnastika, konjički sportovi.

Parking oko dvorane je kapaciteta 4.800 vozila, ali se smatra da je nedovoljan za najveće manifestacije i planira se rešavanje ovog problema.

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Stadion Crvena Zvezda (Marakana)
On 27 December 1959, Red Star played its last match at the old ground that occupied the same location. FK Novi Sad was the opposition in a farewell game at the dilapitated arena built in 1927.

Together with the crumbling facility, a part of football history had left as well. At that stadium Moša Marjanović scored a famous goal on the Spanish keeper Ricardo Zamora, František Plánička was defeated, and after World War II plenty of beautiful and exciting games were played.

After the farewell game, stadium was demolished to be replaced by the modern new sporting facility at the exact same spot. In order to prepare the adequate construction area for the new stadium that was to be 12 meters lower than the previous one, over 350,000 cubic metres of soil and 15,000 cubic metres of stone had to be excavated.

Following the three years of construction, the new stadium was ready to be unveiled. The official opening took place on September 1, 1963 with the Yugoslav First League match against NK Rijeka (2:1). That day, some 55,000 spectators came through 9 entrance gates of 5 metres width each into the still unfinished stands.

The largest crowd was recorded that autumn at a derby against FK Partizan – 74,000 people. Next year, after the stadium was fully completed its capacity increased to 110,000 spectators and it got the unofficial moniker - Marakana, in honour of the famous Brazilian stadium. Apart from the exciting look, the new stadium also featured a magnificent grass pitch with drainage, which made the overall playing experience much more enjoyable.


The view from west standFirst official goal on Red Star's Marakana was scored by Trifun Mihajlović in a youth match between Red Star and Jedinstvo from Zemun, a prelude to the first league match with NK Rijeka. First official top division goal is a deed of Vukoja from Rijeka while Dusan Maravic scored Red Star's first ever goal at Marakana with the tying effort in the same game.

Still on the subject of records, according to the number of tickets sold, Marakana saw its largest crowd on April 23, 1975 at the Cup Winners Cup semi-final home leg against the Hungarian side Ferencváros (2:2). There were officially 96,070 spectators in the stands that night with purchased tickets, but it is believed that the stadium was filled to the maximum allowable capacity which at the time was 110,000.

In the years since, Marakana‘s capacity was gradually decreased. Following different modernisation touch-ups more seats were put in each time. During mid 1990s in order to meet UEFA demands for spectators' comfort and security, standing places at the stadium were completely done away with. Seats were installed on all 4 stands so that the Marakana‘s maximum capacity today reaches 51,538.

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Stadion Azteca

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Real Madrid ...
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Stadion Antônio do Couto Pereira od Coritiba FC kluba

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Banfield u Buenos Airesu

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Location: Munich, Germany

Capacity: 69.000

Located in the home town of Bayern Munchen, this stadium is a “dream come true”. If you ever have a chance to visit Munich you should DEFINITELY go and watch a football match here.



Location: London, England

Capacity: 60.000

Welcome to the new Emirates stadium where everything is possible. It is located in North London and it took 430 million pounds to built. The result…see if for yourself.



Location: Milan, Italy

Capacity: 82.000

This is the home of the two giants in football, Milan and Inter. Believe it or not, the construction of this stadium started in 1925! On average, 52.000 people attend on every match during the Serie A league



Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Capacity: 105.000

Azteca is the fifth biggest stadium in the world. It is marvelous to see the sight, to feel the atmosphere…it is great to go there and watch a football match. If you ever have that chance, don’t miss it.

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PARKEN u Kopenhagenu

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Kisho Kurokawa Architects: Big Eye Stadium, Oita, Japan. Svjetsko prvenstvo se igralo na njemu.

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Stadion -Milan

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Olimpijski stadion Minhen

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Rugando Day May
Najveći stadion na svetu s najvećim kapacitetom gledalaca je Rugando May Day u Pyongyangu u Sjevernoj Koreji s 150 000 kapaciteta završen 1989 godine.

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Bukit Jalil
Nacionalni stadion Bukit Jalil u Kuala Lumpuru prima 100 200 gledalaca, a izgradjen je 1998 godine.

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Azadi, Tehran

Fudbalski stadion Azadi u Tehranu prima 100 000 gledalaca a izgradjen je 1971 godine.

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Camp Nou, Barcelona
Stadion "najboljeg" fudbalskog kluba na svetu Camp Nou u Barceloni izgradjen 1957 godine. Kapaciteta 98 934 gledalaca.

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Wembley, London

Kapacitet 90 000 gledalaca.

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San Siro, Milano
Fudbalski stadion AC Milana i AC Intera San Siro. Prima 85 700 gledalaca, a izgradjen je 1927. godine.