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  • À smaller stadium in Luxembourg.

    This is the old stadium named after Josy Barthels, who won Luxembourg’s first and, so far, only Olympic gold medal (1500m at the Helsinki games). The stadium was opened in 1931 and although renovated over the years was quite a grim place to watch a match. Capacity a little over 8.000.



    This is the new Stade de Luxembourg which was opened in 2021. Capacity a little under 10.000.



  • JiMMy 85 said:
    Got some new drone shots. Maybe best if @ElfsborgAddick only points to those he doesn't know 😀






    I'll have a stab at Chesham but no idea on the other two.
    Yes to Chesham. The other two are both in the NL South. I'll leave it for now in case anyone else wants to guess. 
  • JiMMy 85 said:
    JiMMy 85 said:
    Got some new drone shots. Maybe best if @ElfsborgAddick only points to those he doesn't know 😀






    I'll have a stab at Chesham but no idea on the other two.
    Yes to Chesham. The other two are both in the NL South. I'll leave it for now in case anyone else wants to guess. 
    Is the second one St Alban's?
  • MrLargo said:
    JiMMy 85 said:
    JiMMy 85 said:
    Got some new drone shots. Maybe best if @ElfsborgAddick only points to those he doesn't know 😀






    I'll have a stab at Chesham but no idea on the other two.
    Yes to Chesham. The other two are both in the NL South. I'll leave it for now in case anyone else wants to guess. 
    Is the second one St Alban's?
    No, not been back there yet. Forgot to take the drone the first time! 
  • Eastbourne and Hornchurch ?
  • Hornchurch is correct! The middle one remains a mystery... 
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    JiMMy 85 said:
    Hornchurch is correct! The middle one remains a mystery..
    Weymouth. I was sat in the car park watching the full times come in after Weymouth got their fourth.
    Welling have yet to play either of the others away yet.
    Hornchurch looks a bit Chelmsfordy 
  • At least Enfield have a small stand behind either goal, and a very nice 1930s art deco style clubhouse with a balcony.
    Very nice beer on tap as well.
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  • Chunes said:


    Went to Seville v Mallorca last week. Cracking stadium and atmosphere. 



    Was it easy to buy tickets?  I have always wanted to go to Seville, particularly Betis.

  • Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland (up until this season, normally only used for rugby league and a bit of rugby union). A-League's 'Kiwi Clasico' between Auckland FC and Wellington Phoenix (NZ derby in the Australian A-League).

    And yes, there’s an inflatable slide, plus a bouncy castle behind one of the goals. They make an effort to cater to kids—whose short attention spans can be a challenge, especially with a low-scoring game compared to the rugby they’re used to—given that this isn’t really a football country.

    Earlier in the season, they decided to build a beach behind one of the goals. Very weird, but the kids love it (photo below is from the web).



  • Chunes said:


    Went to Seville v Mallorca last week. Cracking stadium and atmosphere. 



    Was it easy to buy tickets?  I have always wanted to go to Seville, particularly Betis.
    Bought ours for Sevilla quite easy on sevillefc.es last season 
  • I went to Racing Ferrol v Cordoba (Laliga2) & 
    Deportivo La Coruna v Huesca last weekend (Laliga2)
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  • cafc4life said:

    Is that recent mate? Looks pretty full considering they're mid table second tier at the moment.
  • last weekend @MrLargo
  • Japan national stadium a few weeks ago in Tokyo for Tokyo Verdy Vs Shimizu. Awful game, great crowd

    I am guessing that all was well organised with ticketing and matchday facilities for fans.
    Apart from the Olympic Stadium in Stockholm I have never been a fan of grounds with an athletics track running around it.
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  • Estadio Inca Garcilaso de la Vega, commonly known as Estadio Garcilaso, is Cusco's principal stadium and the home venue of the local football team Cienciano. 
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