Ta 'Qali Stadium
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| The main stand of the Ta 'Qali Stadium (2014) | |
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 Attard , Malta
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| Coordinates | 35 ° 53 '41.2 " N , 14 ° 24' 54.6" E |
| owner | Malta Football Association |
| opening | December 14, 1980 |
| Renovations | 2002 |
| surface | Natural grass |
| capacity | 17,797 seats |
| playing area | 102 m × 67 m |
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The Ta 'Qali Stadium (full name: Ta' Qali National Stadium, Maltese Grawnd Nazzjonali Ta 'Qali , English Ta' Qali National Stadium ) has been the national stadium of Malta since it opened in the early 1980s and replaced the former Empire in this capacity Stadium Gzira . It is located in the city of Attard and is also called the Millennium Stadium. Both the local selection games and international games take place in it. Seats for 17,797 spectators are available for sporting events, and around 35,000 people can be accommodated for concerts with all standing room. It is the largest stadium in Malta.
The Ta 'Qali Stadium hosts numerous Maltese Premier League football matches . In addition, the Hibernians Football Ground (around 8,000 seats), the Victor Tedesco Stadium (around 1,800 seats) and the Centenary Stadium, which is located directly next to the Ta 'Qali Stadium, where the home games of the Maltese women's national football team are played, are available for top division football become.
The complex also has two training facilities, a swimming pool, two squash courts, a shooting range, a restaurant, cafeterias and bars.
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Facade of the stadium
The stadium under floodlights
View of Ta 'Qali Stadium from Mdina
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Web links
- mfa.com.mt: The National Stadium (English)
- stadiumdb.com: Current pictures and dates (English)