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'''Stadio Aurelià''', known for branding purposes as '''Aeracara Stadio Aurelià''', is the | '''Stadio Aurelià''', known for branding purposes as '''Aeracara Stadio Aurelià''', is the {{wp|List of national stadiums|national stadium}} of [[Montecara]]. It is home to professional football team [[SBD Montecara]] and the [[Montecara national football team|Montecaran men's national football team]]. In addition to a football field, the stadium includes an athletic track and an underground arena used for {{wp|basketball}}, {{wp|volleyball}}, {{wp|fencing}}, {{wp|gymnastics}}, and other indoor sports. It is also used as a venue for concerts and other live events. | ||
The current structure dates largely from 1989, when the original stadium dating to 1939 was substantially rebuilt. The rebuild dramatically altered the form of the original {{wp|hippodrome}}-like structure, adding extensive interior spaces and a roof covering the seating area. A renovation undertaken in 2012 modernized the stadium, particularly the media and communications facilities. | |||
The attendance record was set on | |||
== Notable matches == | == Notable matches == | ||
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| Address | Aviènd d'Ercole 1 Teràçio TE0454  Montecara |
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| Public transit | VM |
| Parking | 150 underground, VIP only |
| Owner | State of Montecara |
| Capacity | 18,500 |
| Field size | 105 × 68 m |
| Surface | Hybrid grass |
| Construction | |
| Built | 1939 |
| Renovated | 2012 |
| Rebuilt | 1989 |
| Tenants | |
| Montecara national football team SDB Montecara | |
Stadio Aurelià, known for branding purposes as Aeracara Stadio Aurelià, is the national stadium of Montecara. It is home to professional football team SBD Montecara and the Montecaran men's national football team. In addition to a football field, the stadium includes an athletic track and an underground arena used for basketball, volleyball, fencing, gymnastics, and other indoor sports. It is also used as a venue for concerts and other live events.
The current structure dates largely from 1989, when the original stadium dating to 1939 was substantially rebuilt. The rebuild dramatically altered the form of the original hippodrome-like structure, adding extensive interior spaces and a roof covering the seating area. A renovation undertaken in 2012 modernized the stadium, particularly the media and communications facilities.
The attendance record was set on
Notable matches
Opening match
Concerts
- Rickie Downer, 1972, 1987
- The Regent, 1973
- Brunnie, 1979, 2008
- Souzo Riot, 1991
- Safe Place, 1997
- The Morning Sun Club, 2011
- Desert Apes
- Emme ZMX
- Violaine Rousseau, 16 July 2022. Attendance: 18,653