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Revision as of 19:51, 12 February 2025
| Akbar National Stadium | |
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| Location | Agra, Çakaristan |
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| Built | 1689 |
| Surface | Grass |
| Scoreboard | Two |
| Capacity | 110,000 |
| Executive suites | 76 |
| Tenants | |
 Men's national football team Women's national football team National under-21 football team | |
Akbar National Stadium is a football stadium in Agra, Çakaristan, and is the home of the Çakaristan national football team, Çakaristan national women's football team and Çakaristan national under-21 football team. Until 1741 AN, it was also the home stadium of the Agra Sultans FC, who moved to a new stadium, Dehali Stadium.
Name
The stadium is named after the first ruler of Çakaristan, Akbar. In 1741 AN, the stadium received its current name, before that it was called Akbar Stadium.
Usage
The stadium is mainly used by Çakari national football teams for their home games. The stadium was one of the venue for the 2025 FMF World Cup bid and served as the venue for the first friendly football match between Çakaristan and Hurmu.
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