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Ferenc Puskás; Népstadion: Informazioni generali; Stato Ungheria: Ubicazione: Budapest: Inizio lavori: 1948: Inaugurazione: 1952: Chiusura: 2016: Demolizione: 2017: Intitolato a: Ferenc Puskás: Informazioni tecniche; Posti a sedere: 56 000 Struttura: Pianta ovale Mat. del terreno: Erba Dim. del terreno: 105 x 70 m Uso e ...
Puskás Ferenc Stadion: Capacity: 38,652 (before demolition) 100,000 (initially) Record attendance: 104,000 (Vasas Budapest–Rapid Wien, 28 July 1956) Field size: 105×70 m: Construction; Built: 1948–1953: Opened: 20 August 1953: Closed: 2016: Demolished: 2017: Architect: Károly Dávid Jenő Gilyén: Tenants; Hungary national ...
- 38,652, (before demolition), 100,000, (initially)
- Puskás Ferenc Stadion
- Népstadion, ("People's Stadium")
La Puskás Aréna è uno stadio calcistico di Budapest, situato nel quattordicesimo distretto della capitale ungherese ( Zugló ). Ospita le partite casalinghe della nazionale ungherese di calcio . Edificato tra il 2017 e il 2019, è stato inaugurato il 15 novembre 2019 e ha una capienza di 67.889 posti a sedere.
Puskás Ferenc Stadion: Owner: Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) Capacity: 67,215: Record attendance: 65,114 (Hungary v Uruguay; 15 November 2019) Surface: Grass: Construction; Built: 2017–2019: Opened: 15 November 2019: Construction cost €533 million (€593 million in 2021 euros) Architect: György Skardelli: Tenants ...
- Puskás Arena
- Puskás Ferenc Stadion
Key facts. Club: none | Opening: 2019 | Capacity: 67,155 seats. History & description. The Puskás Arená is the recently opened new national station of Hungaru that replaced the old Puskas Ferenc Stadion, which had been the home of the Hungary national team since 1953.
Pancho Aréna is a stadium in Felcsút, Hungary. It is primarily used for football matches and serves as the home stadium for Puskás Akadémia FC. Between 2015 and 2018, the stadium also hosted the three-time champions Fehérvár FC due to the reconstruction of Sóstói Stadion . History[edit]
Key facts. Club: none | Opening: 1953 | Closing: 2016 | Final capacity: 38,652 seats. History and description. Puskás Ferenc Stadion, previously known as Népstadion, was built to provide Hungary with a larger national stadium to replace the Üllői úti Stadion. Plans initially involved a 70,000-stadium, but this was later expanded to 100,000 places.
