Kaschymukan Munaitpassov Stadium

Qashymuqan Mungaitpassow Atyndaghy Stadium
Earlier names
1938–1951: “Локомотив” (Lokomotiw) 1951–1964: “Искра” (Iskra), “Буревестник” (Burewestnik), “Енбек” (Enbek), “Торпедо” (torpedo), 1964–1974 ”(torpedo), 1964–1974 (FSO Dinamo), 1975–1986: Энергия (Energija)
Data
place	Nur-Sultan Address: 010000, г. Нур-Султан, ул. Кенесары, дом 14
Template: Coordinate / Maintenance / Stadium
opening	1938
Renovations	1998
surface	grass
capacity	12,343
playing area	105 × 68 m
Societies)
FK Astana -1964 (until 2014) Astana (rugby club) Sodyushor No. 5 (rugby club)

The Qaschymuqan Mungaitpassow atyndaghy stadium ( Kazakh Қажымұқан Мұңайтпасов атындағы стадион ) is a football stadium with an athletics facility in the Kazakh capital Nur-Sultan , which was called Astana until 2019 .

The stadium, inaugurated in 1938, has a capacity of 12,000 spectators. After several name changes, the stadium has been named after the late Greco-Roman wrestler Qaschymuqan Mungaitpassow (1871-1948) since 1986 .

The football club FK Astana-1964 played its home games there until 2014 . The Kazakh Football Cup finals were played in the stadium in 2000 and 2001 .

Web links

Commons : Qaschymuqan Mungaitpassow atyndaghy stadion  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Stadium in. Qajimuqan Mungaytpasuli at soccerway.com
• Stadiums in Kazakhstan with the Kazhimukana Munaytpasova Stadium on worldstadiums.com
• Kazhimukana Munaytpasova Pictures at stadionwelt.de
• Stadium in. Qajimuqan Mungaytpasuli - Nursultan on europlan-online.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Stadiums Kazakhstan stadionwelt.de
2. ↑ Kazakhstan 2000 , rsssf.com, last updated May 3, 2003, accessed October 15, 2019
3. ↑ Kazakhstan 2001 , rsssf.com, last updated April 29, 2002, accessed October 15, 2019