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== Background == | == Background == | ||
[[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] are like a regional successor to [[Passio-Corum]]. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum, except for combat sports. Ten teams competed in the [[New Zimian National Premier League]] and the league lasted nine seasons. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum as well as most of the member nations of the [[Thraci Confederation]], and Thracistan's advance to the quarter-finals of the [[2021 FMF World Cup]] and Hazar's third place in the 2022 CiboTap Championship increased international visibility. East Zimia draws inspiration from old regional football roots to bring the tournament to [[ | [[East Zimia and the Wallis Islands]] are like a regional successor to [[Passio-Corum]]. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum, except for combat sports. Ten teams competed in the [[New Zimian National Premier League]] and the league lasted nine seasons. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum as well as most of the member nations of the [[Thraci Confederation]], and Thracistan's advance to the quarter-finals of the [[2021 FMF World Cup]] and Hazar's third place in the 2022 CiboTap Championship increased international visibility. East Zimia draws inspiration from old regional football roots to bring the tournament to [[Corum]] for the first time. | ||
==Venues== | ==Venues== | ||
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| [[File:Mina I Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Mina I Stadium]] || [[Corum Electric]] || 22,324 (expand to 40,000) | | [[File:Mina I Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Mina I Stadium]] || [[Corum Electric]] || 22,324 (expand to 40,000) | ||
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| [[File:Afrikania Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Afrikania Stadium]] || [[ | | [[File:Afrikania Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Afrikania Stadium]] || [[Afrikaania]] || 30,433 (expand to 40,000) | ||
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| [[File:Anzo Colosseum.jpg|250px]] || [[Anzo Colosseum]] || [[Anzo]] || 45,320 | | [[File:Anzo Colosseum.jpg|250px]] || [[Anzo Colosseum]] || [[Anzo]] || 45,320 | ||
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| [[File:Tumi City Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Tumi City Stadium]] || [[Tumi]] || 35,777 | | [[File:Tumi City Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Tumi City Stadium]] || [[Tumi]] || 35,777 | ||
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| [[File: | | [[File:Smirna Yalı Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Smirna Yalı Stadium]] || [[Smirna]] || 30,183 | ||
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| [[File:Southman Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Southman National Stadium]] || [[Southman]] || 35,000 (new stadium) | | [[File:Southman Stadium.jpg|250px]] || [[Southman National Stadium]] || [[Southman]] || 35,000 (new stadium) | ||
Latest revision as of 22:25, 9 December 2024
 Official bid logo for EZWI 2025 | |
| Tournament details | |
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| Host country |
 East Zimia and the Wallis Islands |
| Venue(s) | (in 8 host cities) |
In 1738 AN, the EZAW Football Association president Marc Sinsers announced FMF's intention to organize the 2025 edition of the World Cup. He is expected to officially announce his candidacy in the coming days. It will feature eight cities and ten stadiums from each state.
Promotion
Background
East Zimia and the Wallis Islands are like a regional successor to Passio-Corum. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum, except for combat sports. Ten teams competed in the New Zimian National Premier League and the league lasted nine seasons. Football was very popular in Passio-Corum as well as most of the member nations of the Thraci Confederation, and Thracistan's advance to the quarter-finals of the 2021 FMF World Cup and Hazar's third place in the 2022 CiboTap Championship increased international visibility. East Zimia draws inspiration from old regional football roots to bring the tournament to Corum for the first time.
Venues
The bid includes ten stadiums, and these are located in eight different cities. Most of the stadiums are old, and if the bid is successful some will be expanded or undergo extensive renovation.
The list of stadiums, sorted by capacity:
| Image | Stadium | Location | Capacity |
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Erlo Sinders Stadium | Wallis Island | 73,323 |
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Ossyo Lakeside Stadium | Ossyo | 49,534 (expand to 60,000) |
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Southern Silver Arena | Cannassas | 50,100 |
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Mina I Stadium | Corum Electric | 22,324 (expand to 40,000) |
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Afrikania Stadium | Afrikaania | 30,433 (expand to 40,000) |
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Anzo Colosseum | Anzo | 45,320 |
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Tumi City Stadium | Tumi | 35,777 |
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Smirna Yalı Stadium | Smirna | 30,183 |
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Southman National Stadium | Southman | 35,000 (new stadium) |
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Komi Stadium | Komi | 15,324 (expand to 30,000) |
