Oesst Whiteside

Oesst Whiteside
	Oesst Whiteside
Location	Cherry Trees, Craitland
Opened	2003
Surface	Grass
Capacity	68,000
Tenants
	Cherry Trees FC; Craitland national football team

Oesst Whiteside is a football stadium in the Craitish capital city of Cherry Trees. Named for the Whiteside area of the city in which it is located, the stadium is home to Cherry Trees FC and is the primary stadium used by the Craitish national side for home internationals. The stadium's 68,000-seat capacity is the largest in the country.

Use

As the largest stadium in Craitland, Oesst Whiteside is regularly used to stage showpiece sporting events, and plays host to the finals of both the King's Cup and Cities' Cup on an annual basis. With Craitland having hosted EMU 2011 and the 2015 FMF World Cup, both competitions' respective opening and final matches were played at Oesst Whiteside.

Notable matches

2009 EMU Championships Expand
Date	Stage		Score
29 July 2009	Group stage	Bobalania	0–1	Nova England
30 July 2009	Group stage	Interland	0–1	Passas

2011 EMU Championships Expand
Date	Stage		Score
18 June 2011	Group stage	Craitland	2–1	Taeland
24 June 2011		Interland	2–1	Craitland
27 June 2011		Taeland	1–1	Ocia
5 July 2011	Final	Craitland	3–0	Hamland

2015 FMF World Cup Expand
Date	Stage		Score
19 July 2015	Group stage	Craitland	2–3	Tellia
23 July 2015		Valencia	2–1	Gotzborg
30 July 2015		Hamland	1–1	Gerenia
2 August 2015		Senya	0–1	Mercury
5 August 2015		Alexandria	3–2	Lakkvia
14 August 2015	Quarter-finals	Passas	0–0 (a.e.t.) 3–1 (pens)	Alexandria
22 August 2015	Final	Hamland	2–0	Tellia