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First National Bank Stadium or simply FNB Stadium ( Afrikaans: ENB-stadion ), also known as Soccer City ( Afrikaans: Sokkerstad) and The Calabash, is an association football (soccer) and Rugby union stadium located in Nasrec, bordering the Soweto area of Johannesburg, South Africa.
- 1989
- City of Johannesburg
- Boogertman & Partners, HOK Sport (now Populous)
Das FNB-Stadion, englisch FNB Stadium bzw. First National Bank Stadium, im Volksmund und zeitweise offiziell Soccer City ( afrikaans Sokkerstad) oder The Calabash; im deutschen Sprachraum auch als Soccer-City-Stadion bekannt, ist das größte Fußballstadion Afrikas.
- The Stadia and Soccer Development Trust der Stadt Johannesburg
- 2007–2009
- 7. Oktober 1989
FNB Stadium, one of the top 10 biggest venues in the world, is the home venue of Amakhosi. Just a stone throw away from the Chiefs Village (the club headquarters), the world class facilities famously hosted the 2010 Fifa World Cup final. It is also the home of one the biggest sporting showpieces in the southern hemisphere – the Soweto Derby ...
Des dix stades d' Afrique du Sud qui ont accueilli la Coupe du monde de football de 2010, Soccer City était le plus grand. Construit à Johannesbourg en 1987 pour abriter 80 000 spectateurs, sa capacité peut désormais atteindre 94 700 à l'issue de la rénovation commencée en 2007.
- First National Bank Stadium
- Boogertman Urban Edge + Partners, Populous
- Soccer City (2010)
- 1989-2001
Key facts. Club: Kaizer Chiefs FC | Opening: 1989 | Capacity: 94,700 seats. History and description. FNB Stadium, more commonly known as Soccer City, was built between 1986 and 1989. The stadium could at that time hold about 80,000 spectators. The stadium received a major upgrade in 2009 in preparation for the 2010 World Cup.
8 de ene. de 2024 · For our second instalment, we head to Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium. “I’d forgotten just how emotional this stadium is,” said FIFA boss Gianni Infantino, after attending a derby on 11 November 2023 at Johannesburg’s First National Bank Stadium. The venue has played host to some of the greatest moments in South Africa’s political and ...
The Soccer City Stadium (FNB Stadium – First National Bank) was built in 1987 as the first South African international stage through a combination soccer dirigenciales place, with a capacity of 78,000 spectators and, since then, as the memory footprint recalls site, among other events, the duel by Chris Hani, the final of the African Cup of Nati...
