Sepsi Arena Stadium

Romanian stadium
45°53′1″N 25°48′22.6″E / 45.88361°N 25.806278°E / 45.88361; 25.806278OwnerSepsi OSK Sfântu GheorgheCapacity8,400SurfaceGrassConstructionBroke groundSummer 2019OpenedOctober 16, 2021Construction cost€25 millionArchitectASA Cons Romania[1]TenantsSepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe (2021–present)

The Sepsi Arena stadium (Romanian: Stadionul Arena Sepsi, Hungarian: Sepsi Aréna Stadion) is a football stadium in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania. It was opened in October 2021 and primarily serves as the new home stadium of Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe.

Sepsi played its home matches on Municipal Stadium until the new stadium opened.

The new stadium costed €25 million and seat 8,400 spectators. Construction works began in the summer of 2019, with the date of the opening being October 2021 with a match between Sepsi OSK and FC Voluntari played on 16 October.[2] The building is located next to the Sepsi Arena.

History

The Hungarian government financed the construction of the stadium, after the Romanian government had previously built the Sepsi Arena in the same sports complex of Sfântu Gheorghe and several hockey rinks, in the Székelyföld, through the Compania Națională de Investiții.[3][4]

Gallery

  • Outside view
    Outside view

See also

References

  1. ^ O firmă din Turda construiește unul dintre cele mai frumoase stadioane din România (foto)
  2. ^ "Cum arată noul stadion al lui Sepsi şi care este ultimul termen pentru inaugurarea arenei". Digi Sport (in Romanian).
  3. ^ VIDEO + FOTO Cum arată lucrările la stadionul lui Sepsi: „Arena va fi inaugurată în mai 2021. Va fi o perlă!”
  4. ^ S-a semnat contractul pentru patinoarul din Gheorgheni
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