Yuvileiny Stadium

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Yuvileiny Stadium

Former names	none
Location	Sumy, Ukraine
Coordinates	50°54′8″N 34°47′59″E / 50.90222°N 34.79972°E / 50.90222; 34.79972
Opened	September 20, 2001
Owner	VAT "Spartak"(former), city of Sumy
Operator	FC Kharkiv(leasing)
Surface	Grass
Construction cost	50,000,000 Ua Hryvna
Architect	?
Capacity	29,300 (football)
Field dimensions	105 X 68 sq. m
Tenants
FC Kharkiv

Stadion Yuvileiny (Ukrainian: Стадiон Ювiлейний, Russian: Стадион Юбилейный Stadion Yubilejny) is a football-only stadium in Sumy, Ukraine. It is currently used mostly for football matches, and is the previous home of the now-defunct FC Spartak Sumy. The ownership of the stadium currently belongs to the city after the partnership of "Spartak" went into bancrupcy. The stadium holds 25,830 people and was built in 2001.

FC Kharkiv, from the Ukrainian Premier League leased the stadium for the 2008-09 season.

[edit] External links

• Link to the information about the stadium on the web-site of the Sumy City Council.

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