National Football Stadium
The National Football Stadium in Minsk has become the largest sports facility in Belarus and a symbol of friendship between the Belarusian and Chinese peoples. Opened on June 7, 2025, the stadium seats 33,145 spectators and meets the highest international standards. The arena is located at the intersection of Partizansky Avenue and Vaneeva Street, next to the Traktor Stadium, and serves as the home venue for the Belarus national football... read more
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