List of football stadiums in Egypt

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The following is a list of football stadiums in Egypt, ordered by capacity. Currently all stadiums with a capacity of 10,000 or more are included, most large stadiums in Egypt are used for football (soccer), with some also used for athletics and rugby union.[1]

Current stadiums[]

# Stadium Capacity Location Home Team Opened
1 Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000 Borg El Arab Egypt football team & Al-Masry SC 2007
2 Cairo International Stadium 75,000 Cairo Egypt football team & Al Ahly SC & Zamalek SC 23 July 1960
3 Egyptian Army Stadium 45,000 Suez Petrojet FC 2009
4 Arab Contractors Stadium 35,000 Cairo Al Mokawloon & FC Masr 1979
5 30 June Stadium 30,000 Cairo Wadi Degla SC 2009
Al-Salam Stadium 30,000 Cairo El-Entag El-Harby SC 2009
Beni Ebeid Stadium 30,000 Beni Ebeid SC
8 Ghazl El Mahalla Stadium 29,000 El Mahalla Baladeyet El Mahalla & Ghazl El Mahalla & Said El Mahalla
9 Cairo Military Academy Stadium 28,500 Cairo For all teams 1989
10 Suez Stadium 27,000 Suez & Petrojet FC 1990
11 El Sekka El Hadid Stadium 25,000 Cairo El Sekka El Hadid SC
12 Mokhtar El Tetsh Stadium 25,000 Cairo Al Ahly SC 1917
Petro Sport Stadium 25,000 New Cairo ENPPI 2006
14 Ismailia Stadium 23,525 Ismailia Ismaily SC 1934
15 Haras El Hodoud Stadium 22,000 Alexandria Haras El-Hodood & El Raja
Port Said Stadium 22,000 Port Said Al-Masry Club 1955
16 Alexandria Stadium 20,000 Alexandria Al Ittihad & Smouha 1929
Fayoum Stadium 20,000 Fayoum Misr El Makasa
Sohag Stadium 20,000 Sohag Sohag FC & El Gouna FC 1930
19 El Mansoura Stadium 18,000 El Mansoura El Mansoura SC 1962
Aluminium Stadium 16,000 Nag Hammadi Aluminium Nag Hammâdi
Asiut University Stadium 16,000 Asyut Asyut Petroleum
23 Aswan Stadium 11,000 Aswan Aswan SC 2014
24 Bani Sweif Stadium 10,000 Telephonat Bani Sweif
Desouk Stadium 10,000 Desouk Desouk SC 1 January 1976
El Gouna Stadium 10,000 El-Gouna El Gouna FC 2009

Top 10 stadiums by capacity[]

Location of the top 10 stadiums by capacity in Egypt.

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Stadiums in Egypt". worldstadiums.com. Retrieved 14 November 2017.


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