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Russia hosted the 2018 World Cup, which ended on Sunday with the meeting of the French and Croatian teams in the final, on the stadiums of 12 stadiums, some of which was built during the preparations for the tournament, and others were repaired and re-equipped.
From these stadiums, only six stadiums will be used to host Russian Premier League matches. The annual cost of stadiums was estimated at 6 billion rubles ($ 94 million). Here is an overview of the 12 stadiums and their fate with the closing of the World Cup.
The Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow is the largest and largest stadium, with 78,000 spectators, the main stadium of the Russian team.
Spartak Stadium in the capital Moscow: Located in the north of the capital, with a capacity of 45,000 spectators, the stadium should be full of fans on a frequent basis. As it is the main stadium of Spartak Moscow, the most successful of the Russian league and
Kazan Stadium: Located on the banks of the Volga, with 45 000 seats, it was designed as a multifunctional theater, it has already hosted other events, including the 2015 World Swimming Championships.
Kazan is the rival of the Russian Premier League, which has an average of 10,000 fans in the game.
Olympic Stadium Visht in Sochi: This stadium is located in the southwestern seaside resort of Sochi. The stadium was built for the last Olympic Winter Games (Sochi 2014) and the new stadium for FC Sochi second class will become the second division.
St Petersburg Stadium: This stadium is located in St. Petersburg. And the final of the Confederations Cup 2017. The stadium will remain the same, it is the stronghold of the Zenit St Petersburg team 19659006 Yekaterinburg Arena Arena This stadium is located in the central city of Yekaterinburg . The stadium is a bastion of the Ural-Ekaterinburg team, with 10,000 spectators attending every game.
Kaliningrad Stadium: This stadium was built in the far west of Russia in preparation for the World Cup. The city council plans to use the stadium area to create sports schools and offices for sports organizations around the stadium.
Nizhny Novgorod Stadium: This stadium is located in Novgorod, central Russia. The stadium was built for the World Cup, but authorities are looking for a foreign investor so that the stadium can benefit from hard currency.
Rostov Arena Arena: Located in Rostov, in southwestern Russia. The stadium was also built for the Russian World Cup. It has a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold for the Rostov team, but the Russian team may have trouble filling the 45,000 seats.
Smara Arena: This stadium is located in the central city of Samara. The stadium was built for the World Cup with a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold of the team Krylya Sovetov, which means "Soviet wings".
Saransk Stadium Mordovia Arena: Built for the World Cup with 45,000 seats (19659006) Volgograd Stadium: With a capacity of 45,000 seats, it will become a bastion of the Rotor team in Volgograd, in the south West of Russia.
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2018-07- Russia hosted the 2018 World Cup, which ends Sunday with a meeting of French and Croatian teams in the final, on the stadiums of 12 stadiums, some of which were built during the preparations for the championship, and others were submitted to For repairs and re-treatment.
From these stadiums, only 6 stadiums will be used to host team games. For the Russian Premier League. The annual cost of stadiums was estimated at 6 billion rubles ($ 94 million). Here is an overview of the 12 stadiums and their fate with the closing of the World Cup.
The Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow is the largest and largest stadium, with 78,000 spectators, the main stadium of the Russian team.
Spartak Stadium in the capital Moscow: Located in the north of the capital, with a capacity of 45,000 spectators, the stadium should be full of fans on a frequent basis. As it is the main stadium of Spartak Moscow, the most successful of the Russian league and
Kazan Stadium: Located on the banks of the Volga, with 45 000 seats, it was designed as a multifunctional theater, it has already hosted other events, including the 2015 World Swimming Championships.
Kazan is the rival of the Russian Premier League, which has an average of 10,000 fans in the game.
Olympic Stadium Visht in Sochi: This stadium is located in the southwestern seaside resort of Sochi. The stadium was built for the last Olympic Winter Games (Sochi 2014) and the new stadium for FC Sochi second class will become the second division.
St Petersburg Stadium: This stadium is located in St. Petersburg. And the final of the Confederations Cup 2017. The stadium will remain the same, it is the stronghold of the Zenit St Petersburg team 19659006 Yekaterinburg Arena Arena This stadium is located in the central city of Yekaterinburg . The stadium is a bastion of the Ural-Ekaterinburg team, with 10,000 spectators attending every game.
Kaliningrad Stadium: This stadium was built in the far west of Russia in preparation for the World Cup. The city council plans to use the stadium area to create sports schools and offices for sports organizations around the stadium.
Nizhny Novgorod Stadium: This stadium is located in Novgorod, central Russia. The stadium was built for the World Cup, but authorities are looking for a foreign investor so that the stadium can benefit from hard currency.
Rostov Arena Arena: Located in Rostov, in southwestern Russia. The stadium was also built for the Russian World Cup. It has a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold for the Rostov team, but the Russian team may have trouble filling the 45,000 seats.
Smara Arena: This stadium is located in the central city of Samara. The stadium was built for the World Cup with a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold of the team Krylya Sovetov, which means "Soviet wings".
Saransk Stadium Mordovia Arena: Built for the World Cup with 45,000 seats (1965906) Volgograd Stadium: With a capacity of 45,000 seats, it will become a bastion of the Rotor team in Volgograd, in the south West of Russia.
[19459043] Russia hosted the events of the 2018 World Cup Cup, which will conclude Sunday with a meeting of French and Croatian teams in the final, on the stadiums of 12 stadiums, some of which were built during the preparations for the championship, and others have been repaired and re-equipped. Only in the embrace of Russian Premier League team matches. The annual cost of stadiums was estimated at 6 billion rubles ($ 94 million). Here is an overview of the 12 stadiums and their fate with the closing of the World Cup.
The Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow is the largest and largest stadium, with 78,000 spectators, the main stadium of the Russian team.
Spartak Stadium in the capital Moscow: Located in the north of the capital, with a capacity of 45,000 spectators, the stadium should be full of fans on a frequent basis. As it is the main stadium of Spartak Moscow, the most successful of the Russian league and
Kazan Stadium: Located on the banks of the Volga, with 45 000 seats, it was designed as a multifunctional theater, it has already hosted other events, including the 2015 World Swimming Championships.
Kazan is the rival of the Russian Premier League, which has an average of 10,000 fans in the game.
Olympic Stadium Visht in Sochi: This stadium is located in the southwestern seaside resort of Sochi. The stadium was built for the last Olympic Winter Games (Sochi 2014) and the new stadium for FC Sochi second class will become the second division.
St Petersburg Stadium: This stadium is located in St. Petersburg. And the final of the Confederations Cup 2017. The stadium will remain the same, it is the stronghold of the Zenit St Petersburg team 19659006 Yekaterinburg Arena Arena This stadium is located in the central city of Yekaterinburg . The stadium is a bastion of the Ural-Ekaterinburg team, with 10,000 spectators attending every game.
Kaliningrad Stadium: This stadium was built in the far west of Russia in preparation for the World Cup. The city council plans to use the stadium area to create sports schools and offices for sports organizations around the stadium.
Nizhny Novgorod Stadium: This stadium is located in Novgorod, central Russia. The stadium was built for the World Cup, but authorities are looking for a foreign investor so that the stadium can benefit from hard currency.
Rostov Arena Arena: Located in Rostov, in southwestern Russia. The stadium was also built for the Russian World Cup. It has a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold for the Rostov team, but the Russian team may have trouble filling the 45,000 seats.
Smara Arena: This stadium is located in the central city of Samara. The stadium was built for the World Cup with a capacity of 45,000 seats and will be a stronghold of the team Krylya Sovetov, which means "Soviet wings".
Saransk Stadium Mordovia Arena: Built for the World Cup with 45,000 seats (1965906) The Volgaograd stadium: 45,000 seats and is expected to become a bastion of the Rotor team in Volgograd, in southwestern Russia .
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